Collaborating with GT bicycles a great new event has arrived in Portugal,  pure enduro in one of the most recognized all mountain spots in Portugal, Ponte de Lima.  Discover a country with unique culture, nature and wild beaches … And also discover the best enduro trail in the country !

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For a little over half a year, the Ponte de Lima Bike Park  in Serra D’Arga has embraced all the natural value and character of the mountain environment of Portugal. The GT Endurance Pro Portugal trails will use of the existing enduro trails combined with exciting new areas.

Adventurous riding shaped the history of these mountains, and the GT Endurance Pro promises to offer exciting riding in some of the more technical sections of the race.

PROGRAM
 
1º Day (Saturday 8 JUNE)
09:00 h– 19h00: Open the trails for recognition (unattended).
09:00h – 19h00: Office race working
09:00h – 18h00: Team paddock inscriptions
( book by e-mail info@gtendurancepro.com)
 
2º Day (Thursday 9 June)
08:30h: Race start.
15:00h: Awards ceremony
REGISTER
Open from March 23 at the site: www.gtendurancepro.com
On-line Registration until June 3: 30 € Federated Riders
 
This is a mandatory process for all participants, federated or non-federated. After the deadline the price will be 38 €, with a maximum number of 200 participating athletes.




The GT Endurance Pro Portugal will consist of four special stages and a total length of 32 km. The level of competition hopes to include some of the best riders on the national scene, with some special guests. Good trails, good atmosphere and good company is something that will accompany this exciting first edition.

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Trev Worsey

Trevor loves adventure. Whisky, riding his bike and everything in between. Though he was born in England, he believes he should have been Scottish. Besides being accustomed to bad weather he's a specialist when it comes to steep and demanding trails. Once, he was in love with competition and raced in the early years of the EWS, but now, at 41-years-old, he no longer has anything to prove. Nonetheless, demonstrating that you can teach an old dog new tricks, he continues to hold his own against the wild and fearless youth. As a reminder of his new role as a father, the words “Think about Brook." (his son) are inscribed on his top tube as a gentle warning against unruly riding. Together with his young family and two crazy dogs, you will almost always find him outdoors. Whether it's teaching Brook to ride trails, hammering out gravel loops, surfing, skiing or canoeing, he’ll be there no matter the weather, like a true Scotsman.

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