The famous 100 Colls 2025 He has gathered hundreds of bikers from all over Europe who have traveled thousands of kilometers in search of curves, peaks and emotions. During three days and 28 hours on the motorcycleThe participants challenged the rain, the cold and the darkness of the night. They came out before the sun emerged and arrived in the moonlight, exhausted but happy. Because each curve overcome is a small victory, and each Coronado port, an indelible memory.
But everything starts long before putting on the helmet and gender to the first. Start when you receive the map, display it on the table and feel that inner shudder. It is the spark that lights the trip: the body starts, but it is the soul that really starts. The 100 colls does not reward speed, but intelligence, reading of the territory and decision -making decisions.
It is the art of linking ports to add points, knowing when to risk and when to give up. There are no chronometers, only maps, intuitions and curves that test each choice. Planning is vital, but executing is everything. And executing means adapting. The perfect route is only if it can be done. Rain, traffic or fog can turn a simple day into an odyssey. Each deviation can be a success or a trap.
A strategy game about living asphalt. Each choice counts: bet on accessible or risk ports and high scores? The map is yours, but you just draw the way. Everything is part of a gear that demands cold head and brave spirit.
The 100 Colls 2025 in detail
As every year, Món Sant Benet was the point of arrival and the stage of a celebration full of stories, anecdotes and pride. Registrations everywhere, hugs that cross languages, looks of complicity among strangers. The Master (gold, silver and bronze) awards recognize not only the score, but the spirit. A system where the participants themselves define excellence. Only those who reach 80 % of the maximum score can aspire to the gold of the 100 colls.
Marc Baurier and Ferran Sacristanfrom the KTM-ICTORO team, they marked the rhythm. They completed 68 ports and added 35,734 points, becoming absolute referents. They took the HJC trophy, the gold master and the metzeler challenge. In individual category, Fernando Casado He stood out with 58 ports, while the Macbor/Kove Team (Gerard Farrés, Jordi Piñol and Jordi Traver) won the team trophy with 59 ports.
The Garmin Xtrems trophy was for Martí Dalmaseswhich toured 1,845 km, exceeding the three most extreme ports on the map: Rosellón, Valle de Arán and Ebro lands. A route as wild as admirable. Great deeds were also recognized: Philippe Canali and Nadège Kaminskibest pilot with a passenger; Cervantes Lídiawinner of the female trophy with 54 ports; and Bernard Desmeulesthat with its BMW R1250GSA achieved a spectacular efficiency ratio: 19.8 points per kilometer traveled.
In the classical category, the trophy was former Aequo for R80G/S BCN Club teams and Sirius By Brema, with their mythical BMW R80Gs over 30 years. They toured 1,700 km and completed 47 ports with an incombustible spirit. But the story that excited everyone was Anna Sowinska. Last year he participated as a passenger. In 2025, captivated by the format, obtained the A2 card just five days before the test. With a Yamaha Tracer 7, he toured 636 km, 17 ports and took the 100 colls spirit trophy.
