There will be two stages that will be held on July 27 and 28.
The Salamanca town of Guijuelo will decide the final winner of the 36th edition of the International Cycling Tour of Castile and León, which will take place on July 27 and 28, with special emphasis on the Silver Route as it passes through the region.
An event that will once again have the support of the Regional Government, and where top-level teams and cyclists have already been confirmed. The first stage, which will take place between the towns of Benavente and Morales del Vino in Zamora, will cover 171.4 kilometers.
The second stage will feature Guijuelo, which will be the start and finish of a route that will have 189.3 kilometers, all of them through the province of Salamanca, passing through municipalities such as Santibáñez de la Sierra, Colmenar de Montemayor, Cantallago, Béjar and Valdelacasa, as well as San Esteban de la Sierra and Candelario, these two places will feature the two intermediate sprints of the day.
In addition, there will be five mountain passes that will be one of the main attractions of this second day: Alto de Valero (category 1); Alto de Cristóbal (category 2); and third-category passes such as Alto de Peñacaballera, Alto del Castañar, and Alto de Los Santos.
A route that, according to organizers, has all the incentives to ensure the continuation of a Castilian-Leonese race where cyclists of the caliber of Miguel Induráin, Alberto Contador, and Alejandro Valverde, among others, have inscribed their names on the list of achievements.
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