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RALI promotes Gran Fondo Ocean to Ocean Panama event

The Gran Fondo Ocean to Ocean Panama has established itself as one of the most unique cycling experiences on the international calendar. A 125-kilometer route that joins the Atlantic with the Pacific, crossing some of the most representative landscapes of the country. It is not only a test of endurance: it is a different way of understanding cycling.

Designed to welcome cyclists of different levels, the event combines demanding and accessible in the same day. Each participant finds his or her own pace, but all share the same goal: to complete a route that connects territories, cultures and sensations.

This year’s edition marked a turning point. The presence of figures such as Chris Froome, Alejandro Valverde and Ángel Casero raised the competitive level and reinforced the international character of the event. Their participation not only brought visibility, but also a direct connection with professional cycling.

This year, the event also had the participation of great international guests such as Chris Froome, Alejandro Valverde, Angel Casero and other professional cyclists, who traveled to Panama to be part of this challenge, significantly raising the level and prestige of the event.

More than a race, it is an experience that combines sport, spectacular scenery and the excitement of connecting two oceans in a single route, consolidating itself as one of the most important and attractive cycling events in the Americas.

With 5,000 cyclists from 52 countries, an all-time record of participation was reached. A figure that confirms the growth of the Gran Fondo and positions Panama as a key destination on the global cycling map.

Beyond sport, the event acts as a driving force for the country. Tourism, culture and economic development converge in the same experience, generating real impact and projecting a solid image at the international level.

Because there are routes that are completed…
and others that are remembered.