La Classica Marca Bianca — gravel Santa Lucia di Piave, Italy
Italy

La Classica Marca Bianca

Key facts

Date:
12 abr 2026
Type:
Gran fondo / Ride
Santa Lucia di Piave · Véneto · Italy
Distances:
66/103 km

About

A non-competitive cycling event with flexible start times from Santa Lucia di Piave in the Marca Trevigiana. The 66 and 103 km routes wind through vineyards, historic villages and rural lanes in the province of Treviso, a region where agricultural tradition and deep-rooted cycling culture coexist naturally. With no rankings or timing pressure, the format encourages riders to explore the territory at their own pace, stopping at local wineries and viewpoints along the way. For athletes in an active recovery phase or seeking a long low-intensity ride within their training plan, this kind of event fits naturally as a volume session without competitive stress. In Push Training 360, this type of day is positioned within the aerobic base phase or as an unloading session after a hard block, and the coach uses the weekly review to verify that heart rate and perceived effort stay within the true recovery zone.

Frequently asked questions

When does La Classica Marca Bianca 2026 take place?

La Classica Marca Bianca 2026 takes place on 12 April 2026 in Santa Lucia di Piave, in the Veneto region.

What distances does La Classica Marca Bianca offer?

The event offers two routes: 66 km and 103 km, with a free-start non-competitive format through vineyards and historic villages of Treviso.

Where is the start and what type of event is it?

The start is in Santa Lucia di Piave. It is a cyclosportive event with a non-competitive, free-start format and no timed classification.

What is the course like at La Classica Marca Bianca?

The route winds through vineyards and historic villages of the Treviso area in Veneto, mostly on white gravel roads.

How to prepare for La Classica Marca Bianca with PUSH TRAINING 360?

Over 12 weeks with weekly reviews, the PUSH TRAINING 360 plan adapts the 4 phases to the cyclosportive format: aerobic base prioritises endurance and saddle comfort; threshold building is moderate given the non-competitive profile; specificity load includes 3-5 hour gravel rides aimed at completing the route with enough energy; tapering is light. Three-phase nutrition manages intake over a long day in the saddle. Pacing strategy recommends a conservative effort to enjoy the Treviso landscape without accumulating excessive fatigue.

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