The 19th edition of the International Cycling Grand Prix in Algiers is set to take place from October 3-9, bringing together 20 teams from 15 countries. This prestigious event, categorized as 2.2 under the International Cycling Union's Africa Tour, promises to be an exciting competition. The event's organizers announced that the participating teams will include six Algerian teams, two of which are continental teams.
The Algerian Cycling Federation's president, Kheireddine Berbar, emphasized the significance of this international participation, stating that the event has become a must-attend in the international cycling calendar. Berbar also highlighted that the competition will feature well-known cyclists from around the world. The event's route spans 605 kilometers, divided into three separate competitions: the Grand Prix, the Algiers Classic, and the Capital Classic.
The participating teams include seven foreign teams, such as Oman, Tunisia, Cameroon, Benin, Ethiopia, Mali, and Saudi Arabia, in addition to seven teams that regularly participate in the Tour of Algeria. These teams include the Dutch team, Global Cycling Team, the German team, Embraze the World Team, and the Belgian team, Tartilito-Isorex. Several local teams, such as the continental team, Madr Pro Cycling Team, and Mouloudia Algiers, will also participate.
The event's route has been carefully selected to provide a challenging technical and tactical experience for the cyclists. The first competition, the Algiers Classic, will take place on October 3, featuring a closed circuit of 6.4 kilometers around the Grand Mosque. The event's organizers have put in place a comprehensive program to ensure a smooth and successful competition.
The International Cycling Grand Prix in Algiers has become a prominent event in the cycling world, attracting top cyclists and teams from around the globe. The competition's inclusion in the Africa Tour calendar has further boosted its reputation, making it a highly anticipated event in the cycling community.
In addition to the sporting aspect, the event is expected to promote tourism and showcase Algeria's rich cultural heritage. The competition will provide an opportunity for local cycling enthusiasts to witness world-class cycling and cheer on their national teams.
With just a few days to go before the event, the organizers are working tirelessly to ensure that everything is in place for a successful competition. The 19th International Cycling Grand Prix in Algiers promises to be an exciting and memorable event, with top cyclists and teams vying for victory.
Key points
- The 19th International Cycling Grand Prix in Algiers will feature 20 teams from 15 countries.
- The event will take place from October 3-9 and is categorized as 2.2 under the International Cycling Union's Africa Tour.
- The competition's route spans 605 kilometers, divided into three separate competitions.
