ALAS Pro Tour announces ambitious calendar for 2022
With 14 tentative stages in 10 countries; the first in Reñaca, Chile, in February, and the second in Huanchaco, Peru, are confirmed
December 29, 2021
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ALAS Pro Tour announced last night, Tuesday, an ambitious calendar for 2022, with 14 tentative stages in 10 different countries.
The circuit will start in Chile, where the classic Reñaca tournament will take place between February 3 and 5, and then move on to the north of Peru, Huanchaco, where the second stage will take place between February 11 and 13.
Then follow some tentative stages and others confirmed with news of the return of countries such as Costa Rica, Guatemala and Puerto Rico to the tour.
Below is the detailed schedule.
The finale, as is now a classic, shows a confirmed six-star prime stage in El Salvador.
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