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- 2023 Tour de Luxembourg Live Online Coverage Guide -

- Videos:   Tour de Luxembourg Videos .

- Expected LIVE video here and here and here (L'Equipe, geo-restricted)

- Expected LIVE video here .  (RTL, geo-restricted)

- Expected LIVE video here .  (SuperSport, geo-restricted)

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- This page will be updated throughout the race.

- Stage profiles, maps, route details and info here .

- Start List here .

- Mattias Skjelmose (Trek-Segafredo) won the 2022 Tour de Luxembourg.

- 2023 Tour de Luxembourg stage schedule/times:

Stage 1 - Wednesday, September 20 Start at 13:00 CET, 7:00am ET Finish at 16:51 CET, 10:51am ET

Stage 2 - Thursday, September 21 Start at 11:00 CET, 5:00am ET Finish at 15:24 CET, 9:24am ET

Stage 3 - Friday, September 22 Start at 12:20 CET, 6:20am ET Finish at 16:37 CET, 10:37am ET

Stage 4 ITT - Saturday, September 23 Start at 15:30 CET, 9:30am ET Finish at 18:07 CET, 12:07pm ET

Stage 5 - Sunday, September 24 Start at 10:30 CET, 4:30am ET Finish at 14:48 CET, 8:48am ET

- 2023 Tour de Luxembourg television/TV broadcasters and streamers include RTL, Sky Sport, SuperSport, Eurosport, L'Equipe,...

- The 2023 Tour de Luxembourg is being held September 20-24.

- Photos:   2019 Tour de Luxembourg Stage 4 Photos .

- Photos:   Tour de Luxembourg Photos .

- Results:   Tour de Luxembourg Results .

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- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2023 Tour de Luxembourg (Tour de Luxembourg en direct) .

2023 Tour de Luxembourg LIVE September 20-24 Official Website Start List

Stage 5 starts at 10:30am CET (4:30am U.S. Eastern)

Finish at around 2:48pm CET (8:48am U.S. Eastern)

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2012 Edition:

- LIVE video here and here .  ( Prologue: 7:00pm CET (1:00pm U.S. Eastern)), Stages 1-4: Start/finish cameras only)

- Prologue Start Order and Times here (.pdf)

- Stages: Prologue (Wednesday): Luxembourg-Luxembourg (2.6km) ( Start: 7:00pm CET (1:00pm U.S. Eastern)) Stage 1 (Thursday): Luxembourg-Hesperange (181km) ( Start: 1:00pm CET - Finish: 5:16pm CET) Stage 2 (Friday): Schifflange-Leudelange (183.9km) ( Start: 12:30pm CET - Finish: 4:45pm CET) Stage 3 (Saturday): Eschweiler-Differdange (205.4km) ( Start: 12:30pm CET - Finish: 5:28pm CET) Stage 4 (Sunday): Mersch-Luxembourg (153.5km) ( Start: 11:00am CET - Finish: 2:39pm CET)

- The 2012 Skoda Tour de Luxembourg runs from May 30 to June 3.  Organizers have announced limited live coverage: you will be able to watch live streaming video of the prologue and then the starts and finishes of each stage.  Riders expected on the start line include 2011 winner Linus Gerdemann , Frank Schleck, Jakob Fuglsang, Andreas Kloden, Jens Voigt, Koen de Kort, Samuel Dumoulin, Jimmy Engoulvent, Jonathan Hivert, Romain Feillu, Johnny Hoogerland, Bjorn Leukemans, Michael Barry, Alex Dowsett, Jimmy Casper, Andre Greipel,...  The official start list is here (.pdf).

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Follow the first stage of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg live on RTL Today, 2.15pm

Everyday, RTL will show the last two hours of the 81st edition of the road cycling tour.

The televised and streamed programme of the first four stages will last from 2.15pm until 4.30pm, while the final stage on Saturday will already be shown from 1pm onwards.

Commentary will be provided by Tom Flammang and Kim Kirchen.

Programme of the Tour de Luxembourg

1st stage: Luxembourg City (Alvisse Parc Hotel) - Kirchberg (140 km) 2nd stage: Steinfort - Eschdorf (186.1 km) 3rd stage: Mondorf-les-Bains - Mamer (189.3 km) 4th stage: Dudelange - Dudelange (time trial) (25.4 km) 5th stage: Mersch - Luxembourg City (Hall Victor Hugo) (183.7 km)

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Live coverage of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg

Broadcasting Center Europe (BCE) was selected by the  Skoda Tour de Luxembourg  for the live production and live transmission of the 81st edition of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg 2021 as well as its live streaming.

BCE will be on site with its Outside Broadcast Van connected to multiple HD cameras, the on the road action will be grasped with motocams as well as aerial means (helicopter and airplane).

BCE’s Outside Broadcast Van matches the actual sanitary measures, with a modified inside working environment. With large Plexiglas windows dividing each working zone, the production team can work in a COVID-19 safe environment. In addition, a cleaning staff is also present during the complete event to sanitize the van and the various production means.

Using BCE’s mutualized playout services , the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg will be broadcast live over IP from BCE’s broadcasting centre on  RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg , Eurosport and L’Equipe. The live streaming of the Tour will be available in high definition (HD) on  RTL.lu .

Photos: Serge Waldbillig & Vincent Lescaut

“Our evolving expertise in the media and sports world allows us to provide advanced services combining high quality production means with IP broadcast and digital media services. We are pleased to produce this 81st edition of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg, and we are looking forward to continue to support the Tour in its media and digital communication.” Concludes Xavier Thillen, Head of production and Digital Media Operations at BCE.

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Live coverage of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg

Broadcasting Center Europe (BCE) was selected by the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg for the live production and live transmission of the 81st edition of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg 2021 as well as its live streaming.

BCE will be on site with its Outside Broadcast Van connected to multiple HD cameras, the on the road action will be grasped with motocams as well as aerial means (helicopter and airplane).

BCE’s Outside Broadcast Van matches the actual sanitary measures, with a modified inside working environment. With large Plexiglas windows dividing each working zone, the production team can work in a COVID-19 safe environment. In addition, a cleaning staff is also present during the complete event to sanitize the van and the various production means.

Using BCE’s mutualized playout services, the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg will be broadcast live over IP from BCE’s broadcasting centre on RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg, Eurosport and L’Equipe. The live streaming of the Tour will be available in high definition (HD) on RTL.lu.

“Our evolving expertise in the media and sports world allows us to provide advanced services combining high quality production means with IP broadcast and digital media services. We are pleased to produce this 81st edition of the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg, and we are looking forward to continue to support the Tour in its media and digital communication.” Concludes Xavier Thillen, Head of production and Digital Media Operations at BCE.

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Explore the stages of skoda tour de luxembourg 2023 below:, 5 stages of the škoda tour de luxembourg 2023.

Welcome to one of the most anticipated sports events in the Grand Duchy – the Škoda Tour de Luxembourg. Some of the world’s elite cyclists will go head to head in a 5 day cycling race through some of Luxembourg’s most iconic locations.

From the heart of the vibrant capital city of Luxembourg to the tranquil countryside and villages, the route winds through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the region. Whether you’re a seasoned cycling enthusiast or a casual spectator, the Škoda Tour de Luxembourg is an opportunity to witness some of the world’s top riders in action, whilst enjoying beautiful views and an energetic atmostphere.

Make sure you research the route and checkpoints beforehand so that you don’t miss out on some of the key spots to watch the race from.

See below for more information about the different stages as well as the roadbook for the race.

A Guide to Each Stage

Here’s everything you need to know about each stage of the race

Stage 1: Luxembourg – Abbaye de Neumünster > Luxembourg Kirchberg

It will be a beautiful start at Neumünster Abbey, where we will be able to present the teams in a magnificent setting. After the neutral zone and the official starting signal in Dommeldange, we’ll head north. It’s an undulating stage. Expect a group of 20-30 riders to end up fighting for victory. On the Côte de Stafelter, a larger group of favourites could form and tackle the final climb together.

Stage 2: Mondorf-les-Bains > Mamer

The second stage has the possibility of a bunch sprint. However, in races like the Skoda Tour de Luxembourg, where the teams only have six riders, breakaways always have a chance of winning. In terms of the profile, this is the easiest stage, with a slightly uphill final straight of almost a kilometre. The final circuit is particularly interesting, with a rapid descent via Bridel and Kopstal. The last five kilometres are relatively flat.

Stage 3: Mertert > Vianden

The queen stage heads north from Mertert until we reach the particularly spectacular final circuit. Instead of taking the normal road, the route goes up Côte du Niklosbierg on small paths. The average gradient is 18% – only climbers can stand up to it. This climb will have to be completed three times. The finish at Vianden Castle will be an interesting test. 

Stage 4: Pétange > Pétange

This year, the individual time trial will take place in Pétange. The local cycling club, Union Cycliste Pétange, is celebrating its centenary.  The route takes riders from the city of Pétange through the Communes of Käerjeng, Steinfort and Garnich to finish again in the center of Pétange.  There could be big changes in the overall classification after this stage!

Stage 5: Mersch > Luxembourg Limpertsberg

This stage offers a particularly spectacular final circuit with the Pabeierbierg and a finish near the city centre. It’s a very difficult one that shouldn’t be underestimated. Four categorized climbs will have to be tackled before entering the final circuit. A breakaway could certainly take the victory. A final stage isn’t ridden like a first stage. There may still be 30 motivated riders, and the race is usually decided in the final kilometres. 

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