The Challenge Mallorca is a cycling race that has been held on the island since 1992.
Previously a prize was given to the winner of the overall ranking. However, since 2010, prizes have been awarded for each race.
Francisco Cabello is the cyclist who has won the general race the most times, with three victories, in 1996, 2000 and 2002.
In 2023, the race will be held from 25 to 29 January. The five trophies will go to cyclists covering the entire terrain of Mallorca. The first race will kick off on 25 January with the Calvià Trophy and a course of 150.1 kilometres. The starting and finish lines are in the town of Palmanova.
The second race, competing for the Salines-Alcúdia Trophy, is 158.6 kilometres long And it will be a homage to Lluís Mas.
The next day, the route for the Andratx-Mirador d’Es Colomer Trophy is 160.9 kilometres long.
On 28 January, the Serra de Tramuntana Trophy is up, with start and finish in Lloseta, and a distance of 155.5 kilometres.
The Challenge will close on the final day, 29 January, with the Palma Trophy. This race is the shortest and flattest, with a distance of 141.3 kilometres. The starting and finish lines will be across from the cathedral of Mallorca.
This year you can follow the cycling race live on television. Eurosport and Teledeporte will broadcast the last 90 minutes of each race live.
You can also store your beloved bicycle on our grounds, for total security and safety.
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