La Mesetaria — gravel Los Ausines, Spain
Spain

La Mesetaria

Key facts

Date:
Por definir
Type:
Gran fondo / Ride
Los Ausines · Castilla y León · Spain
Distances:
100 km
Elevation:
1.700 m
Price:
Por confirmar

About

La Mesetaria covers 100 km and 1,700 m of elevation across the Los Ausines area and the Burgos district, a territory where the Castilian plateau reveals its most authentic character. Dirt tracks winding through wheat fields, limestone plateaus, and replanted pine forests compose a sober and magnificent landscape that defines the spirit of this cyclosportive. With a moderately technical profile, La Mesetaria is a perfect fit for riders who favour endurance and consistency over the spectacle of high mountain passes. Riding efficiently on Castilian plains means sustaining steady power output for hours — a core output of the aerobic base and threshold-build blocks in the 12-week plan — while Push Rider's sport psychology work trains the mental management of wind and monotonous stretches as part of race strategy.

Frequently asked questions

When does La Mesetaria take place in 2026?

The 2026 date is yet to be confirmed. Check the official website for the definitive announcement.

What are the distance and elevation gain?

The event covers 100 km with 1,700 m of accumulated elevation gain, in the province of Burgos.

Where is the start located?

The start takes place in Los Ausines, in the province of Burgos.

Is it a loop or a point-to-point route?

The available data does not specify whether the course is a loop or point-to-point. Check the official website for the exact layout.

How to prepare for La Mesetaria with PUSH TRAINING 360?

PUSH TRAINING 360 is a 12-week plan with weekly review, built around 4 phases: aerobic base, threshold construction, specificity load, and tapering. For 100 km with 1,700 m of elevation on the Burgos plateau, the specificity phase combines aerobic endurance work with threshold intervals on sustained sections. Nutrition follows 3 phases: pre-event preloading, scheduled intake during the event, and active recovery. Pacing strategy recommends maintaining a steady rhythm on the plateau sections and managing power well on the climbs.

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