FBGanturit

FBGanturit refers to a series of annual cycling races held in the Canary Islands, Spain, primarily focusing on the island of Gran Canaria. The name is derived from the initials of the islands involved: Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, and Tenerife. The races are part of the Spanish national cycling calendar and attract both professional and amateur cyclists.

The FBGanturit event typically spans several days, with routes covering diverse terrains including mountainous regions, coastal paths, and desert-like landscapes. The races are known for their challenging courses, which often include steep climbs and long descents, testing the endurance and skill of the participants. The event is organized by the Canarian Cycling Federation and has been held annually since 2007, gaining popularity for its scenic beauty and competitive nature.

FBGanturit includes multiple categories, such as road races, time trials, and criteriums, catering to different skill levels. The races are also notable for their integration with local culture, often featuring community events, parades, and celebrations. The event has contributed to promoting cycling in the Canary Islands and has helped boost tourism in the region.

The races are held under the rules of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and are part of the Spanish national cycling championships. Over the years, FBGanturit has become a significant event in the Spanish cycling calendar, attracting riders from across the country and beyond. The event’s success has also led to increased interest in cycling infrastructure and sports development in the Canary Islands.