Race Format

This is an race at the GranFondo (105 km) distance, in age groups broken down by gender.

This is an individual race during the time trial (20 km) and at the distances MedioFondo (72 km) and Adventure (30 km), in age groups broken down by gender.

Age groups applicable to the UCI Gran Fondo World Series are defined by the rider's age on December 31st of the year of the qualifier event. 

The GranFondo (105 km) distance is the official qualifier distance for the following age groups:

• Men+Women 19-34
• M+W 35-39
• M+W 40-44
• M+W 45-49
• Men 50-54
• Men 55-59

The MedioFondo (72 km) distance is the official qualifier distance for the following age groups:

• Women 50-54
• Women 55-59
• Men+Women 60-64
• M+W 65-69
• M+W 70-74
• M+F 75-79

The individual time trial (20km) is qualifying for all age groups men and women. Top 25% qualifies for Worlds in the different disciplines. Top 3 per age group is always qualified, even if the numbers to reach the 25% are lower. Age groups applicable to the UCI Gran Fondo World Series are defined by the rider's age on December 31st of the year of the qualifier event. 

More info - http://www.ucigranfondoworldseries.com/

The ADVENTURE (30 km) distance is a perfect option for those who are just setting out on their adventure with road cycling, but also for those who want to check how their body will react to ambitious riding for more than an hour, or for anyone who simply prefers short, specific racing. If that kind of racing is new for you, it’s a chance to find out how real racing feels. Although the ADVENTURE distance is quite a bit shorter in comparison to GranFondo or MedioFondo, that doesn’t mean a lower level of fun guaranteed when racing on the road. We offer unlimited access to the unique atmosphere of a classical road race during the only event held in Poland for amateur cyclists that is captured in the calendar of the International Cycling Union – we offer access to an event that is appreciated throughout the world!

The UCI Gran Fondo World Series is a series of UCI-sanctioned road races held all over the world. While promoting high level competition for Masters and Amateurs, these events spread the idea of globalization of cycling and the key message of the campaign “Cycling for All”, bringing together thousands of riders from all over the world on the start line. They enjoy great popularity among both Masters and Amateurs around the globe. In 2023, 28 UCI GranFondo races will take place, including in Australia, South Korea, Finland, France, USA, Switzerland, Canada and... Poland. The final and the World Championships will be held in Scotland. More information  http://www.ucigranfondoworldseries.com/