A new professional women’s cycling team has been formed under the name of Hungary Cycling Team Panorama, of which Joanna Porissa is also a member. The Panorama-Hungary women’s cycling team was founded at the end of last year and already showed some of its knowledge in the National Circuit Cross National Championships in January, and then in February at the Velo Alanya UCI 1.2 Turkish Grand Prix and Grand Prix Justiniano Hotels UCI 1.2 road very good results in battle . Joanna Borisa previously had great success in cycling (she won five tracks at the Hungarian National Championship in the fall), but in the future she will also try herself on the country road.
“There has never been such an initiative in Hungary before, so I am happy to be a part of it Joanna Borisa told All Sports. – We actually went to two training camps this year, first in Spain and then in Turkey. In the last place, we finished fifth and sixth, giving the team important UCI points. I finished 6th, it was great teamwork, I was running really fast, so I had to book ‘just’ to the end. I am glad that I was able to make a significant contribution to this great result.”
The aim of the Hungary Women’s Cycling Team Panorama is to catch the drivers behind the global elite by completing as many UCI class races as possible and collecting as many World Ranking points as possible, which will help the nation win this European and World Championship. The 2024 Olympics in Paris. In addition, the main objective is to catch up with the women’s field, to provide an opportunity for international competition, and the team wants to become a UCI-ranked continental team from 2023 onwards. There are currently seven female cyclists in the squad.
The new team includes seven women (Photo: Attila Vig)
“I’ve never ridden a country road bike at this level before, there are so many new things, and I still have so much to learn Joanna Borisa continued. –
My primary specialty, of course, would be track, but road work also helps a track bike a lot.
I wanted to race on a country road before, but so far I haven’t had the chance to do so. At the Hungary Women’s Cycling Team Panorama I have now had an excellent opportunity, with my coach we formulate the training plan so that the track takes precedence, followed by the country road, but we are also very focused on the latter.”
Joanna Borisa struggled with coronavirus in December, which forced her to be absent for a month and a half, so she was able to start her foundation for the year late. They discussed with his coach what performance he needs to achieve in the coming period, as he will be taking part in the Cycling World Cup in Glasgow at the end of April, and who, if his form permits, would certainly like to be there.
“If I’m in good shape, I’m going to Glasgow, if I don’t make it up to it, it just doesn’t make sense. I really want to be there, maybe for some reason to trust, I feel after being sick with coronavirus, that I’m developing at the pace we expected. As far as it is concerned. By country road, there will certainly be a Hungarian season opener at the end of March, but my main race is the European Cycling Championships in August, where I want to achieve the best possible results.”
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