Spain · Regional

Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres

Key facts

Date:: 11 abr
Type:: One-day (XC / race)
: San Tirso de Abres · Asturias · Spain
Distances:: Por definir
Price:: Consultar web
Series:: Regional

About

The Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres takes place in one of the most remote and rural corners of western Asturias, close to the Galician border. Distances are yet to be confirmed, but the race is part of the regional Asturian circuit and winds through deep valleys, Atlantic woodland, and mountain trails that define northern gravel riding. The lush, intense green of western Asturias contrasts with the demanding nature of its tracks, where mud and elevation are constant companions. A race for cyclists who want to experience the most authentic northern gravel in a landscape of outstanding natural value. At Push Rider, Asturian gravel slots into the threshold-building phase of the 12-week programme; weekly coach reviews on TrainingPeaks calibrate FTP zones for muddy, steep terrain and build the race strategy for traction management that separates riders when the surface keeps changing.

Spain One-day (XC / race) April Regional

Frequently asked questions

When does the Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres 2026 take place?

The Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres 2026 takes place on 11 April.

Where does the Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres start?

The start is in San Tirso de Abres, in the region of Asturias.

What circuit does the Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres belong to?

This event is part of the Regional circuit of Asturias.

How to prepare for the Trofeo Gravel San Tirso de Abres using the PUSH TRAINING 360 method?

The PUSH TRAINING 360 method structures 12 weeks of preparation with weekly review across four phases: aerobic base, threshold building, specificity load, and tapering. As a one-day race in the mountainous Asturian terrain, the specificity load targets technical terrain sessions and pace changes. Nutrition follows three phases: pre-event loading, in-race fuelling, and post-race recovery. Pacing strategy adapts to the actual race profile, which should be consulted on the event website once distances are published.