The return from cycling took place this Thursday in Pamplona with the Clásica Féminas de Navarra, where 15 teams took the start, six of them from the World Tour, including the powerful Mitchelton-Scott, led by the world champion, Annemiek van Vleuten . However, at the last minute, 11 sets caused a drop, as they did not offer the results of the PCR tests.
The organization of the Navarra Womens Elite Classics ensures that it "complies scrupulously" with the health and safety protocol set by the Health department of the Government of Navarra. Likewise, she maintains that she continues "in permanent contact with the highest medical managers of the UCI."
The main last minute absence was that of the CCC-Liv team, led by Marianne Vos . "The health risks in the Navarra region are too great," said Eric van den Boom , one of the heads of the Polish squad, who also lamented the "considerable increase" in positive cases in Navarra in the last two days.
The organizers "flatly" denied the reasons for the CCC-Liv and informed their medical managers of "all the documentation" that had been required.
Thus, 11 teams were left out of the test: Belori, Bizkaia-Durango, CCC-Liv, Colnago, Cronos-Casa Dorada, Farto-Aguas de Paraño, Laboral Kutxa-Fundación Euskadi, Massi-Tactic, Río Miera-Cantabria , Sopela and WCC Team.
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