The return to the competition after the summer break is always a vibrant and long-awaited moment in the cycling season. Monesterio Ankay’s team has just restarted its season surpassing the best expectations, leading two of the most difficult tests of the Extremadura and Andalusian calendars, with the presence and victory in La Conquista de La Vera (Cáceres) and the Huelva Extrema Gran Fondo, which took place in the Onubense town of Aracena.
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The return to the competition after the summer break is always a vibrant and long-awaited moment in the cycling season. Monesterio Ankay’s team has just restarted its season surpassing the best expectations, leading two of the most difficult tests of the Extremadura and Andalusian calendars, with the presence and victory in La Conquista de La Vera (Cáceres) and the Huelva Extrema Gran Fondo, which took place in the Onubense town of Aracena.