Transiberica Bike Race (Spain)

wow, big numbers there.

Stage 1: 498km 4856m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/181727­4482

Stage 2: 392km 4828m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182006­1983
Stage 3: 407km 2661m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182240­4614
Stage 4: 250km 5042m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182436­4117
Stage 5: 361km 2844m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182642­6002
Stage 6: 327km 3907m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182889­3531
Stage 7: 211km 2720m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183147­9992
Stage 8: 312km 4040m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183357­3928
Stage 9: 700km 7601m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183763­586

Some Notes over the facts,

Stage 1, I needed to stopped sonner than I wanted because the havy rains on Pyrenees. So I rest longer, clean and dry my clothes

In Stage 4 I had some sleep issues as I hadn't slept between Stage 2 and 3 trying to cut the differences with Omar an trying to add more pressure on he.

Also having Pico Veleta as a goal to get firstly than Omar I pushed more over the night on the Stage 3.

In stage 7 I had many problems in the knees.
The CP3 Pico La Torre turned out to be very hard with 5 kms above 10% on average, late at night and with a lot of humidity it burst my tendons. The next day I couldn't push so I decided to rest them, covered them and reduce inflammation (ibuprofen and radiosalil)

In stage 8 I still had knee problems us it's impossible to recover while ride but I still had the personal goal to finished in less than 10 days so planned a last long stage riding thought the night to get it.

Inland Galicia was terrible! quite hilly and unexpected warm