Grand Prix Miguel Indurain 2022
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| Informacje ogólne | |||
| Wyścig | 73. Grand Prix Miguel Indurain | ||
| Kategoria | UCI ProSeries 2022 1.Pro | ||
| Data | 2 kwietnia 2022 | ||
| Dystans | 203,2 km | ||
| Państwo |  Hiszpania | ||
| Start | Estella | ||
| Meta | Estella | ||
| Drużyn | 21 | ||
| Średnia prędkość | 40,937 km/h | ||
| Klasyfikacje końcowe | |||
| Pierwsze miejsce |  Warren Barguil (Arkéa-Samsic) | ||
| Drugie miejsce |  Aleksandr Własow (Bora-Hansgrohe) | ||
| Trzecie miejsce |  Simon Clarke (Israel-Premier Tech) | ||
| ◀2021 | |||
Dokumentacja  | |||
Grand Prix Miguel Indurain 2022 – 73. edycja wyścigu kolarskiego Grand Prix Miguel Indurain, która odbyła się 2 kwietnia 2022 na trasie o długości ponad 203 kilometrów biegnącej wokół miejscowości Estella-Lizarra. Impreza kategorii 1.Pro była częścią UCI ProSeries 2022.
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SzwajcariaBibliografia
- Grand Prix Miguel Indurain 2022 – Profil na ProCyclingStats (ang.)
- Club Ciclista Estella. clubciclistaestella.es. [dostęp 2022-04-09]. (hiszp.).
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