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May 30, 2026
24th Trophée Centre Morbihan 2026 🇫🇷 (2.Ncup) MJ – Stage 1 – Elven – Elven : 116,7 km
Trophée Centre Morbihan unfolds across the undulating landscapes of central Morbihan in Brittany,
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May 30, 2026
24th Trophée Centre Morbihan 2026 🇫🇷 (2.Ncup) MJ – Stage 1 – Elven – Elven : 116,7 km
Trophée Centre Morbihan unfolds across the undulating landscapes of central Morbihan in Brittany, where the roads rise and fall through a patchwork of rolling farmland, dense woodlands, and quiet country lanes lined with ancient hedgerows. The terrain is deceptively challenging, with short, sharp climbs and long, gradual ascents that test riders’ ability to maintain pace over repeated efforts. The gradients often hover between 5–9%, with steeper ramps appearing unexpectedly on narrow, winding roads that demand constant attention and precise bike handling. The descents are fast and technical, their tight corners and uneven surfaces adding an element of risk, while the flatter sections are rarely straightforward, with crosswinds sweeping across the open fields and sudden changes in road direction keeping the peloton on edge.
The race dynamics are shaped by these rolling hills and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks often launching on the steeper ramps or during moments of wind exposure, the peloton thinning as gaps open and riders scramble to bridge across. The final kilometers frequently feature a fast, technical run-in through a small town or village, where a reduced bunch sprint or a small breakaway group contests the line in a high-speed dash. The Trophée Centre Morbihan is a race that rewards explosiveness, tactical awareness, and endurance, capturing the essence of Brittany’s quiet but relentless roads.
Results :
 MJ - Stage 1 </strong> - Elven - Elven : 116,7 km
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Trophée Centre Morbihan unfolds across the undulating landscapes of central Morbihan in Brittany, where the roads rise and fall through a patchwork of rolling farmland, dense woodlands, and quiet country lanes lined with ancient hedgerows. The terrain is deceptively challenging, with short, sharp climbs and long, gradual ascents that test riders’ ability to maintain pace over repeated efforts. The gradients often hover between 5–9%, with steeper ramps appearing unexpectedly on narrow, winding roads that demand constant attention and precise bike handling. The descents are fast and technical, their tight corners and uneven surfaces adding an element of risk, while the flatter sections are rarely straightforward, with crosswinds sweeping across the open fields and sudden changes in road direction keeping the peloton on edge.
The race dynamics are shaped by these rolling hills and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks often launching on the steeper ramps or during moments of wind exposure, the peloton thinning as gaps open and riders scramble to bridge across. The final kilometers frequently feature a fast, technical run-in through a small town or village, where a reduced bunch sprint or a small breakaway group contests the line in a high-speed dash. The Trophée Centre Morbihan is a race that rewards explosiveness, tactical awareness, and endurance, capturing the essence of Brittany’s quiet but relentless roads.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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