Middelkerke > Wevelgem 241km New name, new start location, but everything else stays the same. A race which has long been touted as one for the sprinters, making it actually end in a sprint is incredibly difficult. Last time this happened was all the way back in 2019, since then it’s been a mixture of solo wins and small group finishes. Despite that, the startlist is rammed full of the quickest riders in the world, are they going to leave disappointed?
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Cossonay > Cossonay 184km After the chaos of today, time for something a lot more controlled.
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La Grande Béroche > La Grande Béroche 157km This is a different looking stage; I like what the organisers have...
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Eschborn > Frankfurt am Main 198km The 62nd edition of the race, but will we ever get another German winner? John...
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Marmaris > Aydin 151km Today’s lesson is clear, never cycling in Turkey when it’s raining! Lots of crashes before a...
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Münchenstein > Fribourg 194km You can’t beat a bit of banter from the organisers, the stage starts with 1.8km at...
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Marmaris > Akyaka (Kiran) 115km The big GC stage in this year’s Tour of Turkey, the winner will likely win...