New Start Times For Tåssåsen Criterium 64 Powered By Visma

by • 21.03.2021
Due to the severe weather conditions the race Tåssåsen Criterium 64 powered by Visma is moved to a safer area. The new start times are: Men start CET 09:55 and women start CET 10:00. The race will be 54 km divided in three loops with sprint points at 7 km and 25 km. The start will be as planned in Vålådalen, but the course…

Due to the severe weather conditions the race Tåssåsen Criterium 64 powered by Visma is moved to a safer area. The new start times are: Men start CET 09:55 and women start CET 10:00. The race will be 54 km divided in three loops with sprint points at 7 km and 25 km. The start will be as planned in Vålådalen, but the course…

Due to the severe weather conditions the race Tåssåsen Criterium 64 powered by Visma is moved to a safer area. The new start times are: Men start CET 09:55 and women start CET 10:00.

The race will be 54 km divided in three loops with sprint points at 7 km and 25 km. The start will be as planned in Vålådalen, but the course don’t go up in the mountains to avoid the worst weather.

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