Kalendář závodů 2020 JAL 2020
Submitted by cyklo on Pátek, 21 Únor 2020940 Comments
Jihočeská amatérská liga silničních cyklistů zveřejnila kalendář závodů 2020
26.4. – Kájov – časovka jednotlivců
2.5. – Tour de Brdy – silnice
8.5. – Cunkov – závod do vrchu 50. ročník
17.5. – Strakonice (ŠUAC) č.j.
31.5. – Bílsko – s.
7.6. – Choustník – s.
13.6. – Monínec – s.
20.6. – Kašperky – č.j.
20.6. – Kašperky – s.
18.7. – Nahořany – MČR SAC č.j.
19.7. – Vimperk – MČR SAC kritérium
15.8. – Temelín – č.j. AMČR
16.8. – Temelín – s. AMČR
29.8. – Ulrichsberg (A) okruhy (Boletice)
30.8. – Boletice – s.
13.9. – Kleť – č.j.
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