Media World Cup is the series of sport events for publishers, editors and journalists from all over the world. The Media World Cup 2020 (17th - 21th June) consists of mountain bike and road bicycle racing.
Le vélo dans les pays de l’Est reste encore très inconnu. Les cyclistes d’Europe de l’Ouest et du Nord ont souvent une vision erronée ou incertaine du cyclisme à L’Est. Routes en mauvais état, météo incertaine, grand froid, équipement d'une autre génération, etc.
Sports journalists did not get use to celebrate International Sport Journalist Day on July 2. As a rule, media people spend their holidays at work. But this does not mean that journalists are not ready for active holidays, especially if one of these holidays needs to be organized by media.
Sono state le strade ed i parchi naturali della Polonia orientale, alla periferia di Lublino, lo scenario che ha portato giornalisti e media da ogni parte del mondo a partecipare alla Coppa del Mondo di Ciclismo riservata ai media.
Een buitengewoon warm welkom in Zamosc, voor de derde editie van de Media World Cup’, schalt het in het Pools door een paar roestige speakers. Een groep van zestig wielrenners wacht op een startschot midden op het plein in het schilderachtige centrum van de stad.
In 2020 edition of Media World Cup you can ride shoulder to shoulder with your teammates. We introduce to you new team classification.
Situated in eastern Poland, bordering with Ukraine and Belarus, the Lublin Region is a worthwhile place to discover and explore. Its varied landscape, along with the rich cultural and natural assets, provide for a memorable and exciting holiday experience.
Norwegians Brynjar Farstad and Nina Malme Gulbrandsen from cycling web site Styrkeproven, won men and women categories of MTB race in Lidzbark Warmińskim. It was the first event of the Media World Cup Series Poland organize to promote local regions as an attractive place for active tourism.
Lidzbark Warmiński is located in the north - western part of the warmińsko-mazurskie province. It was originally a Prussian settlement Lecbarg, until being conquered by the Teutonic Knights in 1240 and three years later became a part of the newly established diocese of Warmia. In 1308 the settlement was conferred civic rights by bishop Eberhard.