Cycling: 1200 Km, 83 Hours of Effort, Snow-Covered roads... Pierre Rolland's Incredible Feat During a Race in Peru
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The former professional cyclist Pierre Rolland won Monday the IncaDivide, a crazy 1,200 km race in the Peruvian Andes. The 39-year-old Frenchman made an exceptional 83-hour effort at high altitude.
The former professional cyclist, Pierre Rolland, won the IncaDivide in Peru. The 39-year-old rider closed the 1200 kilometres and 24,000 metres of elevation in 83 hours and all at very high altitudes.
The 39-year-old Frenchman Pierre Rolland, who ended his professional career in 2022, won a 1,200-kilometre race in Peru. A remarkable feat. Nearly four years after putting an end to his professional career, Pierre Rolland still makes feats at the handlebar of his bike. At 39 years old, the Frenchman, who has been converted into ultra-distance races, won this weekend the IncaDivide Race, which belongs to the ultra-distance circuit BikeMan. A race…
Former professional cyclist Pierre Rolland was measured at the IncaDivide, a crazy 1,200 km race in the Peruvian Andes. The 39-year-old Frenchman won the race after eighty-three hours of effort on gravel tracks at very high altitude.
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