On 24 and 25 March was held in the town of Titaguas, Castellon the Valencian Championships downhill mountain biking in different categories.
Until then moved large numbers of runners in the Region of Murcia as well as in Spain, a total of 224 runners.
The circuit geographically offered no great difficulties except in two specific points where there were plenty of crashes during practice on Saturday and Sunday's race.
The dry conditions provoked a lot of dust and every bend in the forest area was converted into a trap if you Salias off line.
Jose Sanchez went out as favorite in the M40 category in the first leg but such was the care I take to the possibility of having so high a fall that remained in third place at 700 thousandths of the first with the aggravating circumstance that among the top five its category had no more than two segudos difference between them.
Valencia corridors and the area knew perfectly all the circuit and had run the year before that to hard to to be among the first, but there was still the second round to play and this also counts as the best time is worth the two runs.
The approach of Jose Sanchez in the second drop was re-secured in the forest at full speed and jump in the more fast and technical circuit, by the way the circuit just in the village where they had placed artificial barriers, ladders and to a car which had to jump over the entire length just before entering the goal.
The second set of Jose Sanchez was perfect and without mistakes which made five segudos down faster than the first set and that all his rivals, realizing that time threw himself among the 20 fastest times of all categories and brokers Jose Sanchez says: This has certainly been a difficult race to win because of the times so tight in the first round and the ease with which you could slip and stay out of the race, but in the end everything went very well and was particularly hard as well as I would dedicate this victory and the title of Champion of Valencia to my dear friend who both supported and encouraged me before and after each race over the last two years.
Jose Antonio Valverde A Queen.
