Pablo Gonzalez Dapena Adds Lustre to Shining Field at CHALLENGE Gdansk POL

Friday 17 June 2022

This Sunday, 19 June, it’s time for the second edition of Lotto Challenge Gdansk. Last year James Teagle and Sarissa de Vries won the race, but this year the Spaniard Pablo Gonzalez Dapena seems to be the biggest favourite for the victory.

Still, the race will undoubtedly be exciting, if only because it is still a bit of a question of how Gonzalez Dapena’s form is doing. The world-class athlete experienced strong results in 2019 and 2020, but then suffered from injury and couldn’t race as much as he would have liked. Lotto Challenge Gdansk is a race in which he can finally measure himself against other athletes again and in which he will give everything to win, to show the best version of him.

Gonzalez Dapena may expect competition from Bartosz Banach, James McCallum and Keegan Cook, among others. There will also several local favorites racing Lotto Challenge Gdansk, who want to prove themselves in their own country. Expect a fast race, as Lotto Challenge Gdansk has a fast course and a beautiful, iconic finish on the pier.

In the women’s race, an exciting battle is also expected. With the likes of Rosie Weston, Shiva Leisner, Hana Koralava and Magda Nieuwoudt at the start, there are no outright favorites for victory. Valentina D’Angeli seems to be the biggest contender, but even she knows a lot can happen during a race at the highest level.

Lotto Challenge Gdansk starts next Sunday, June 19, at 8:00am CEST. Follow race updates at challenge-family.live.

MALE PRO:
1 Dapena Gonzalez Pablo ESP
2 Stepniak Kacper POL
3 Sowinski Milosz POL
4 Pizzeghella Andrea ITA
5 Shayler Jack GBR
6 Kurochkin Sergiy UKR
7 Lawicki Piotr POL
8 Brembor Tomasz POL
9 Banach Bartosz POL
10 Lawicki Marcin POL
11 McCallum James ZAF
12 Chmura Maciej POL
14 Cook Keegan ZAF
15 Luft Mikolaj POL
16 Månsson Hampus SWE
17 Jakimiuk Daniel POL

FEMALE PRO:
21 Nieuwoudt Magda ZAF
22 G. Margie ITA
23 Leisner Shiva DEN
24 Weston Rosie GBR
25 Cowper Emma GBR
26 D’Angeli Valentina ITA
27 Koralova Hana CZE
28 Ahrens Johanna GER
29 Kotfica Paulina POL

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