Registration for the activity, which starts at La Era and includes a biker lunch on Sunday, February 27, costs 10 euros and can now be done through the link https://losdormis.es/ or by sending a Bizum payment to 666824640, providing all the registrant's details. The event will be subject to the pandemic situation and its celebration will adhere, at all times, to a contingency plan in accordance with the regulations in force in the Autonomous Community of Murcia, as well as the measures established by the health authorities to prevent the transmission of infections.
The Los Dormis brotherhood, after the difficult hiatus caused by the pandemic, is organizing the second edition of the 'Cieza Flowering' Motorcycle Touring Route for Sunday, February 27th, as part of the Cieza City Council's municipal program. Participation is currently expected to be three times higher than in the first edition of the event.
The image for the poster announcing this second edition of the route was created by the Cieza-born cartoonist José Torres Villa.
Furthermore, Los Dormis have decided that, this year, the beneficiary of part of the funds raised, 1 euro solidarity donation from each registration, will be allocated to a group closely linked to the social work carried out by Father Mariano Caballero, promoter and director of the Piedras Vivas Association, a group firmly established for years in the city of Cieza and whose aims consist mainly of maintaining a soup kitchen that feeds thousands of people without economic resources and disadvantaged families in the municipality throughout the year, as well as promoting future projects for the social reintegration of this segment of the population.
Around 1,000 motorcycles and 1,500 people from all over the Region of Murcia, neighboring provinces and cities such as Granada, Madrid, Gandía, Ibiza or Palencia, among others, made the city of Cieza roar in February 2020 and turned the day into a resounding success for the 1st Motorcycle Touring Route and Biker Lunch Floración, organized by the Brotherhood of the Prayer of the Garden and the Holy Sepulchre, Los Dormis, which had the collaboration of the Cieza City Council and was endorsed by The Irreprochables MG.
The activity, which was non-competitive, had a social purpose, as, in this first edition, part of the proceeds from participant registrations were donated to the Down Cieza Association. This is a non-profit organization that began operating in 2015 and whose aim is to improve the quality of life of people with Down syndrome and their families, as well as those with other intellectual disabilities, by promoting and supporting full inclusion at all levels: social, educational, and professional.
The motorcycle rally, which drew hundreds of bike enthusiasts from across Spain, began with the registration and reception of participants at the La Era sports complex. A luncheon with live music was held there before the start of the ride, which began mid-morning and followed local roads and rural tracks within the Cieza municipality. Along the way, the motorcyclists were able to admire and enjoy the blooming fields.
The ride, which lasted approximately one hour, concluded at the starting point, La Era, where the organizers presented personalized commemorative scrolls to motorcycle clubs and groups and raffled off various gifts and prizes to individuals. Those present at the awards ceremony included the Mayor of Cieza, Pascual Lucas; the councilors for Tourism and Sports, Antonio Moya and Carlos Semitiel, respectively; and the president of Los Dormis, Juan del Baño Penalva.
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