Women's Vuelta de Espana Race starts today from Torrevieja

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Bee
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Women's Vuelta de Espana Race starts today from Torrevieja

Post: # 39144Post Bee »

I didn't see any publicity about the Women's Vuelta de Espana Inaugural Race which starts from Torrevieja today 1st May with a time trial around the town. There was a fiesta yesterday on Paseo Juan Aparicio. I saw all the barriers up on the webcam from Los Locos and was wondering what they were about.

Time trial of 14.5kms starts today at the Sports Centre at around 12h00

https://torrevieja.com/vuelta-ciclista- ... orrevieja/

Should seesome of it on this webcam from Los Locos

https://torrevieja.com/webcam-playa-de-los-locos/

START TIME TRIAL
FROM Palacio de los Deportes at 12:34h

FINISH

Playa de los locos a a las 12:52h

Route
Avenida Monge y Bielsa
Avenida Delfina Viudes
Ronda Ricardo Lafuente (sentido contrario a la circulación)
Calle Orihuela (sentido contrario a la circulación)
Avenida Diego Ramírez Pastor
Calle Urbano Arregui
Calle Mar Menor
Avenida Desiderio Rodríguez
Avenida Gregorio Marañón
Calle Ramón Gallud
Calle Apolo
Avenida Cortes Valencianas
Avenida de Baleares
Calle Gran Canaria
Avenida París
Avenida de la Mancha
Calle Gabriela Mistral y calle Eneas
Avenida Alfredo Nobel
Avenida Mariano Ruíz Cánovas
Meta en Playa de los Locos.

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Sheff_Blade
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Re: Women's Vuelta de Espana Race starts today from Torrevieja

Post: # 39151Post Sheff_Blade »

Caused total chaos! Shocking organisation. Road closures all over the place with apparently very little coordination or signage for motorists.
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Carl
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Re: Women's Vuelta de Espana Race starts today from Torrevieja

Post: # 39153Post Carl »

Bee wrote: 01 May 2023 10:07 There was a fiesta yesterday on Paseo Juan Aparicio. I saw all the barriers up on the webcam from Los Locos and was wondering what they were about.
I did not attend Bee, but as I understand it on Paseo Juan Aparicio there was some temporary food stalls and seating area with a cordon around that had attracted long queues, and at the same time just a short distance away on a large stage the cycling teams were being introduced to the public. The area was extremely busy apparently. Whether the food and the cycling was connected or were independent I do not know. I was also told there a very heavy police presence.

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