Binche > Longwy 220.1km After the chaos of the cobbles, the riders are now faced with the longest stage of the whole race. We finish in Longwy, the place where Sagan won back in the 3rd stage of the 2017 edition. It’s the same finish, but this year the approach is harder. The breakaway riders will sense a chance of taking the win as the finish will be too hard for most of the fast men. Weather There is a risk of showers throughout most of the stage, and temperatures will be around 20 degrees. The wind is up over 20km/h...
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Binche > Longwy 220.1km After the chaos of the cobbles, the riders are now faced with the longest stage of...
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