Mavi García wins Spanish women's road race title

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Mallorcan beats Ane Santesteban to successfully defend her national title

Mavi Garcia (Alé BTC Ljubljana Cipollini)
Mavi Garcia (Alé BTC Ljubljana Cipollini) (Image credit: Alé BTC Ljubljana Cipollini)

Mavi García (Alé BTC Ljubljana) has won the Spanish women's road title for the third time in her career, taking victory in La Nucia and successfully defending her 2020 title.

The 37-year-old has also completed a National Championships double this week after winning the time trial on Friday.

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Brief results
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Mavi Garcia (Spa) Ale BTC Ljubljana 3:09:35
2Ane Santesteban (Spa) Team BikeExchange 0:00:12
3Sara Martin Martin (Spa) Movistar 0:03:31
4Ines Cantera Carrasco (Spa) Sopela 0:03:32
5Martina Moreno Monteys (Spa) Massi Tactic 0:03:42
6Eider Merino (Spa) A.R. Monex 0:03:48
7Lourdes Oyarbide (Spa) Movistar 0:05:12
8Mireia Benito Pellicer (Spa) Massi Tactic
9Susana Perez Conejero (Spa) Rio Miera-Cantabria Deporte 0:05:16
10Idoia Eraso Lasa (Spa) Laboral Kutxa-Fundacion Euskadi 0:05:19

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