Road Cycling in São Paulo, Brazil
The Zeferino Vaz Road is a popular cycling destination in the region of Campinas, Brazil. It is named after Zeferino Vaz, the founder of the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), one of the most important universities in South America. The road is 80 kilometers long and connects seven cities in the region. It is known for its good tarmac and wide shoulders, which make it a safe and enjoyable ride for cyclists of all levels.
The road winds through rolling hills and in between the urban areas it passes through there are many opportunities to stop and enjoy the scenery. There are also several places to stop for refreshments along the way, including a number of roadside stands that sell all you can drink freshly squeezed orange juice.
The Zeferino Vaz Road is a great place to experience the best of what cycling has to offer. The road is safe, enjoyable, and scenic. It is a great place to commute, train, or simply enjoy a leisurely ride.
About the Region of Campinas
Campinas is a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It is the 11th most populous city in Brazil and the largest city in the state of São Paulo outside of the metropolitan area of São Paulo. Campinas is a major economic hub in Brazil and is home to a number of universities, research institutes, and technology companies.
The economy of Campinas is based on a number of sectors, including manufacturing, education, research, and technology. The city is home to a number of large manufacturing companies, including Volkswagen, General Motors, and Nestlé. Campinas is also home to a number of universities, including UNICAMP, one of the most important universities in South America. The city is also home to a number of research institutes and technology companies.
Why is the Road Named Zeferino Vaz?
The Zeferino Vaz Road is named after Zeferino Vaz, the founder of UNICAMP. Vaz was a doctor and educator who was born in Campinas in 1898. He was a pioneer in the field of public health and was instrumental in the creation of UNICAMP. Vaz served as the first president of UNICAMP from 1966 to 1975.
Vaz was a visionary leader who believed that education was the key to development. He was committed to providing access to quality education for all Brazilians, regardless of their social or economic background. UNICAMP is a testament to Vaz’s vision and commitment to education. The university is one of the leading universities in Brazil and has produced many of the country’s top scientists, engineers, and business leaders.
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| Elapsed Time | Moving Time | Distance | Average Speed | Max Speed | Elevation Gain | Calories Burned |
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01:31:41 hours | 01:31:41 hours | 41.40 km | 27.09 km/h | 54.89 km/h | 174.00 meters | 769 kcal |
