Marbella is preparing to host the second year of the Marbella Cycling Weekend from March 13 to 15, which will draw cyclists, industry professionals, and bike fans to the Costa del Sol.
Reinforcing Marbella’s status as a cycling haven
The council stressed during the launch how this event will strengthen Marbella’s image on the global cycling map. Perfect weather, scenic roads, and a stunning backdrop combining sea and mountains create an unbeatable setting for riders. Participants benefit from routes that show diverse landscapes, combining sport with tourism and nature.
Demand proves exceptionally strong following last year’s successful debut. All available spots filled quickly, leaving other hopeful cyclists on waiting lists. Such enthusiasm shows growing interest in this unique gathering among cycling communities.
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Packed programme mixing rides, talks, and networking
Attendees will enjoy a varied schedule featuring guided cycling routes across Marbella and surrounding areas. Technical sessions complement the action, while a roundtable discussion brings together experts for insightful exchanges. Clubs from the region join forces, and young national talents gain valuable exposure together with established figures from the cycling world.
Luis Ángel Maté plays an important role in driving the project forward after retiring from professional racing. He expressed delight at launching this in his hometown, hoping to place Marbella at the heart of international cycling for the weekend. Prominent athletes, event organisers, specialised journalists, industry representatives, and sports institution leaders will converge, making connections and exhibiting opportunities for both competitive cycling and leisure cyclotourism.
Young local riders Mario Alonso Gómez and Daniel Maté Fernández, competing with the Indeso Mc-Viman team, feature prominently, inspiring the next generation.
Long-term vision for year-round sports tourism
Maté highlighted the positive media coverage from the inaugural edition, demonstrating clear benefits for the city. Organisers intend to establish this weekend as a fixed fixture in the city’s sporting calendar, nurturing passion for cycling and its core values.