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Last weekend, the spanish OpenAstur enduro series kicked off on snowy trails – surely not the first thing to expect in Spain. While the training in saturday took place under pouring rain and even hail, there was a lot of snow in the night before raceday – A big challenge for the organisators because they had to remove lots of broken branches from the trails.

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The bad weather reduced the number of participants from 151 inscribed starters to 135 finaly starting.

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Due to the muddy conditions, the trails were really hard to master: only 77 riders reached the finish line – exhausted but happy!

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