Belgian Michiel Minneart and Frenchwoman Flavie Bador win La Transju'Cyclo

Belgian Michiel Minneart won the 17nd edition of La Transju'Cyclo held in Champagnole on Sunday 2 September. At the end of a 165 km course with 2 metres of cumulative elevation gain on the routes of Montagnes of Jura and Doubs. The French Jules Vanotti and Damien Tarantola complete the podium. In the women's race, victory went to Frenchwoman Flavie Bador ahead of Marie Travers and Anne Salber.

Source: CP – Photos: © Marika Godin / Transju’Cyclo

It was at 8:30 am this Sunday morning that the first start was given for the 1 cyclists who set off on courses of 100 km, 165 km and 110 km.  It's a pleasure to come back to this cyclo! I will try to sharetag"I had a great time with all the participants. The course is great and the weather is nice, there is everything you need to enjoy yourself" confided the ambassador of La Transju'Cyclo Clement Berthet, AG2R CITROËN TEAM, a few minutes before the start.
For her part, the ambassador of the event Marine Strappazzon Scott from Team ESF gave some advice to the competitors: You have to pay attention to nutrition and hydration. I also advise not to go too hard. You have to enjoy yourself, the weather is good, the course is beautiful, it's going to be a great day!

The winners of the 2rd edition of La Transju'Cyclo

At 31, the Belgian Michiel Minneart wins the sprint in the main event of La Transju'Cyclo, the 165 km. He completed the course in 4h21'22 at an average speed of 38,3 km/h. I started a little too fast, I arrived with a little lead at the climb of Thésy and I was able to ride at my own pace. We were a group of 7 riders during the first part of the race then there were only 3 of us at the Col de République. It then came down to a sprint, I'm super happy with this victory. The Jura is really very beautiful, routes were also very good. This is the first time I have been to the Jura and I really enjoyed it. The professional and ambassador of the event, Clément Berthet of the AG2R CITROËN TEAM team finished the 165 km in 7th position after 4h28'32 of racing.

In the women's race, it was Frenchwoman Flavie Bador, 21, who won this edition in 5h06'37 at 32,6 km/h.

For the 110 km, the winners of this second edition are the Swiss Nicolas Chauveau in 2h51'36 at a speed of 38,4 km/h and among women, la French Anouk Gilquin in 3h15'45 at a speed of 33,5 km/h.
The ambassador of La Transju'Cyclo, Marine Strappazzon Team ESF Scott finishes 4thrd instead.

On the 70 km side, the French Louis Pesanti who won the event in 1h47'43 with an average speed of 39 km and the French Sandra Montaron Biard , in women, in 1h57'52 at a speed of 35,4 km/h.

The 2nd edition in figures
1 200 participants
16 nationalities
19% of women in all events
165 kilometers for the longest distance in a race
215 kilometers for the Itinerant Hike (2 days)
200 volunteers

They said

The President of the Jura department and the Champagnole Nozeroy Jura Community of Communes, Clément Pernot : " It is important to affirm our sport-cycling identity in all its diversity. The Transju'Cyclo is an extension of all the promotion that we build with the national level cycling events. The Jura is a land of cycling.

Mr. Mayor of Champagnole, Guy Saillard: "We are happy to welcome La Transju'Cyclo once again, we are used to hosting cycling events in Champagnole. With more than 1 participants, that's a lot of people who come to discover our beautiful department. The Jura is a land of cycling, it's a land of play and it's true that with global warming, focusing on spring, summer and autumn activities in the Jura is the time to think about it."

Pierre-Albert Vandel, President of Trans'Organisation : " There are many positive points: we had good weather, many participants since we were forced to limit a little and everything went well in terms of safety. We are laying good foundations to be able to progress in the years to come, we have some problems to solve to improve next year and welcome even more competitors.

With more than 1 participants over two days bringing together amateurs, elites and professionals, the 200rd edition of La Transju'Cyclo has kept all its promises. The organizers Trans'Organisation and Sport Premium are already making a date for 2024 for the 3rd edition.

All the Info: www.latransju.com

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Guillaume Judas

  - 54 years old - Professional journalist since 1992 - Coach / Performance support - Former Elite runner - Current sports practices: route & allroad (a little). - Strava: Guillaume Judas

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