All Around eMTB Race has chosen Bosch as title sponsor
The competition with electric bikes around the Aosta Valley will have Bosch at its side
From the 5th to the 9th of July the Valle d’Aosta woods and paths will be populated by bikers from all over the world who will ride together in a competitive format on technical tracks.
All Around eMTB Race Bosch ePowered is shaped as a ring starting and finishing in Cogne. The track will go through the localities of Gressoney La Triniate, Antey-Saint-Andrè and Valpelline. Participants will cover 2000 km with a positive difference in height of 8000 m, in each stage the crossing of a pass over 2700 m above sea level is expected.
Not just competition: the All Around Bosch Camp will be the meeting point with various planned activities. Before the race, participants will be able to discuss technical aspects with Bosch experts and receive their assistance. After the competition there will be the convivial moment of the day with music and craft beer.
At the end, the ranking will be drawn up and Bosch will present the analysis of personal data. During this occasion, photos and videos of the most salient moments of the race will be screened.
The organizer Luca Santini comments satisfied: “It was a long and difficult job, we thank the Region of Aosta Valley and the 21 municipalities involved. Having had the support of an important brand like Bosch confirms the competitiveness of our format.”
Equally enthusiastic Federica Cudini, marketing manager of Bosch eBike Systems Italy, says: “We chose the All Around eMTB Race because it features highly difficult tracks technique, where our engines can best express their performance. A tough one test for the participants who must not only have a high technical driving ability, but also knowing how to best calibrate their energies by optimizing functionality of our system as much as possible. The Drive Unit Performance Line CX is the ideal companion for this challenge. Compact and lightweight with a torque of up to 85 Nm it ensures faster acceleration and reacts more sensitively to the force applied by the rider.”
If you want to learn more about the event, you can check out the website here
