Everesting Record
The renowned cyclist Alberto Contador (Spain) has established a stratospheric record in the Everesting category. Establishing this record in a
time of 7 hours, 27 minutes and 20
seconds. The record, set on Tuesday, July 7, 2020 in the road to the
place called “the King’s chair” in the
Spanish region of Castilla y León.
time of 7 hours, 27 minutes and 20
seconds. The record, set on Tuesday, July 7, 2020 in the road to the
place called “the King’s chair” in the
Spanish region of Castilla y León.
Exceeds the record previously set
by Lachlan Morton (EF Pro Racing)
by about two and a half minutes.
Alberto Contador ,37 years old, who
retired as one of the best cyclist of
Gran Tour of all time.Clearly, has kept
in a tremendous state during his retirement.
Contador cycled a 13% unevenness
for almost one km. The spectacular
event required that Contador did 78
laps to the aforementioned circuit to
reach the altitude of Mount Everest.
Contador got 8,928 m, a vertical
the gain achieved in 139 km.
Contador burned 253 watts during
the duration of his effort at a speed average speed of 18.2 km/h, reaching top
speed downhill of 96 km/h.
The lack of competition for the
The coronavirus pandemic made that
ultra-endurance athletes and, especially in cycling, have faced a multitude
of challenges that until now were not
so media
the gain achieved in 139 km.
Contador burned 253 watts during
the duration of his effort at a speed average speed of 18.2 km/h, reaching top
speed downhill of 96 km/h.
The lack of competition for the
The coronavirus pandemic made that
ultra-endurance athletes and, especially in cycling, have faced a multitude
of challenges that until now were not
so media