GP de Plouay - Lorient Agglomération - Trophée CERATIZIT 2022 route
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Organisers have introduced a new parcours for this year's edition with a 159.5km route that includes an opening 127km loop.
The race then finishes on 2.5 laps of a 11.7km local circuit around Plouay. The laps will include three times the climb of Le Lezot (900m at 5.5%, 14% section) and two times la bosse de Rostervel (1,500m at 4.5%, 10% section).
The overall elevation remains the same from last year's circuit-style race at just over 2,100m.
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