“I am aware of his exactingness and his cruelty.”

Madrid, June 7 (European Press) –

This weekend Spanish rider Sandra Gomez takes on the iconic RedBull Erzberg Rodeo, the second race of the Hard Enduro World Championships, for which she goes “ready to give it everything.”

“I’m really looking forward to Erzberg, I’ve never been good, he always comes with injuries or just arrived from another race, and I’m aware of the demands and the difficulty of this competition, even though that’s what his communications agency, WOT, said in remarks made on Wednesday. “,” I am ready to give everything.

“If the weather conditions are right, the bike behaves well and all factors agree,” explains the woman from Madrid, she will be “up to the challenge to pull off the big challenge and bring the checkered flag home.”

“Without a doubt, the World Hard Enduro Championship makes me push myself to the limit and it makes me keep getting better, especially knowing that I am competing against the best riders in the world in different capacities, and I think it makes me push myself even more.”

Gómez goes to the Austrian city of Eisenerz, which will host this test between June 8-11, to once again face the best in the world after a contest-filled May and after being unable to finish a World Cup race in a contested hard Enduro in Serbia.

Anyway, the last few weeks have been positive and at the beginning of May, together with Jorge Zaragoza and Team Midori Moriwaki, he achieves first place in the FIM E-Xplorer World Cup, the competition for 100% electric motorcycles promoted by the International Federation Motorcycles.

In addition, she traveled to the United States to compete in a tough American event where she won the Pro Women class and finished 26th overall, an encouraging result considering she was the first female finisher for RedBull Erzberg, where usually only a dozen competitors finish.