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October 29, 2026
Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay Femenina 2026 🇺🇾 (2.2) WE – Prologue ITT – Maldonado – Maldonado : 1,2 km
Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay Femenina is a UCI 2.2 multi-stage women’s road race across the varied landscapes of eastern Uruguay,
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October 29, 2026
Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay Femenina 2026 🇺🇾 (2.2) WE – Prologue ITT – Maldonado – Maldonado : 1,2 km
Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay Femenina is a UCI 2.2 multi-stage women’s road race across the varied landscapes of eastern Uruguay, combining coastal plains, rolling countryside and the low mountain ranges of the interior. The route features predominantly paved roads, open agricultural sections and undulating terrain, with short climbs and gradual descents creating frequent changes of rhythm. The surrounding sierras provide the main elevation challenges, with moderate gradients around 4–8% and occasional steeper ramps requiring short accelerations. Narrow rural roads, technical corners and exposed sections make positioning important, while coastal winds, warm temperatures and humidity can influence race conditions. The competition combines road stages with individual time-trial racing, demanding both endurance and sustained power. Breakaways can develop on open roads, while the peloton may split on the climbs before regrouping through valleys and flatter sections. Finishes can produce bunch sprints, reduced-group battles or late attacks, depending on the terrain.
The story will begin in Maldonado. He Thursday, October 29, the first Women’s Cycling Tour of Uruguay will have its starting point in the Walter Moyano Cycling Track, where a prologue will be disputed 1.2 kilometers that will deliver the first differences of the competition and determine the first leader of the general classification.
The chosen setting has a strong link with national cycling. Inaugurated in 2020, the track has a layout of 1,190 meters long and seven meters wide, characteristics that will make the prologue take place practically on a complete lap of the circuit.
Since 2023 it has been named after Walter Moyano, the historic cyclist of the Punta del Este Cycling Club who won the Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay five times —1957, 1960, 1963, 1964 and 1969— and who was forever linked to the history of Maldonado cycling.
1.2 kilometers. A first leader. The beginning of a new story.
Results :
 WE - Prologue ITT </strong> - Maldonado - Maldonado : 1,2 km
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Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay Femenina is a UCI 2.2 multi-stage women’s road race across the varied landscapes of eastern Uruguay, combining coastal plains, rolling countryside and the low mountain ranges of the interior. The route features predominantly paved roads, open agricultural sections and undulating terrain, with short climbs and gradual descents creating frequent changes of rhythm. The surrounding sierras provide the main elevation challenges, with moderate gradients around 4–8% and occasional steeper ramps requiring short accelerations. Narrow rural roads, technical corners and exposed sections make positioning important, while coastal winds, warm temperatures and humidity can influence race conditions. The competition combines road stages with individual time-trial racing, demanding both endurance and sustained power. Breakaways can develop on open roads, while the peloton may split on the climbs before regrouping through valleys and flatter sections. Finishes can produce bunch sprints, reduced-group battles or late attacks, depending on the terrain.
The story will begin in Maldonado. He Thursday, October 29, the first Women's Cycling Tour of Uruguay will have its starting point in the Walter Moyano Cycling Track, where a prologue will be disputed 1.2 kilometers that will deliver the first differences of the competition and determine the first leader of the general classification.
The chosen setting has a strong link with national cycling. Inaugurated in 2020, the track has a layout of 1,190 meters long and seven meters wide, characteristics that will make the prologue take place practically on a complete lap of the circuit.
Since 2023 it has been named after Walter Moyano, the historic cyclist of the Punta del Este Cycling Club who won the Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay five times —1957, 1960, 1963, 1964 and 1969— and who was forever linked to the history of Maldonado cycling.
1.2 kilometers. A first leader. The beginning of a new story.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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