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Czech Tour: Top teams at the start. Again

Jan 16, 2024

The stage winners of the Tour de France or the Spanish Vuelta, best riders of the Mountains classifications or the champions of the famous cycling Monuments may be starting at the Czech Tour! Two World Tour teams have already confirmed their participation in the race, which will take place from 25 to 28 July 2024. The participation of the current Czech champion Mathias Vacek from the Lidl-Trek devo is also realistic.

"We are excited. The state of entries at the beginning of January confirms how prestigious the Czech Tour is. More big names will be added," says race director Leopold König. No wonder. Two World Tour teams are among the confirmed starters: Bora-hansgrohe from Germany and Team DSM-Firmenich PostNL from the Netherlands.

Mathias Vacek, the Czech Republic champion and a member of the Lidl-Trek squad, is very likely to be at the start of the Czech Tour, as he starts the season in Australia at the Tour Down Under and one of the highlights of his season will be the Vuelta.

Bora-hansgrohe will be defending last year's victory, which was secured by Florian Lipowitz ahead of teammate Ben Zwiehoff, over four stages. The German squad has a roster packed with stars and with the arrival of Primoz Roglic, it's very likely that some of the big names may use the Czech Tour to push towards the Vuelta, as all the aces of the line-up simply won't make the roster for the Tour de France alongside the Slovenian.

The Bora-hansgrohe team jersey is worn by Lennard Kämna, Jai Hindley, Daniel Felipe Martínez, Max Schachman, Emanuel Buchmann, Aleksandr Vlasov and Bob Jungels, among others.

The Dutch Team DSM-Firmenich PostNL offers equally attractive names. Romain Bardet has previously been second and third in the Tour de France GC. Warren Barguil has stage wins from both the Vuelta and the Tour de France. John Degenkolb is the matador of the peloton, boasting ten stage triumphs in the Vuelta, but he has also had success in the Tour, most notably winning the Paris-Roubaix and Milan-San Remo Monuments. And then there's Fabio Jakobsen, who has Tour de France stage triumph to his name after nearly losing his life after crashing into a barrier during the Tour de Pologne.

In addition, the entry of the Dutch line-up gives hope for the participation of some of the Czech Republic's top riders. Pavel Bittner is on the World Tour team roster, while Milan Kadlec and Adam Seeman are waiting for an opportunity in the development team.

However, the list of candidates for the Czech Tour does not end there. UCI Pro Teams Corratec, Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, Team Polti Kometa, Uno-X Mobility, Flanders-Baloise have already confirmed their participation. The start of the Lidl-Trek Development Team is also certain.

The stars coming into consideration to start the four stages taking place in the Jeseníky and Beskydy mountains are not the only attraction of the Czech Tour. "We are preparing a lot of news that we will gradually announce to get cycling fans properly excited," said Leopold König, director of the race, which will take place from 25 to 28 July 2024.

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The cycling race for the public with start and finish in Prague will take place on 15 June 2024 . The routes will lead along closed roads in Křivoklátsko, Berounsko and Český kras . As in the classic Tour, the road will be reserved for the riders only and they will experience the opportunity to pedal in the peloton.

The hilly routes will be announced in November 2023 .

The start and finish of both routes is located in Vaníčkova Street in Prague Strahov .

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Total before homologation: 3 383 km.

The 108th Tour de France will feature a groundbreaking route with a double serving of double trouble. Contenders for the overall victory will have to be on high alert from the get-go, lest they choke on the two climbs up the Mûr-de-Bretagne, which will be tackled from a different side in the stage 2 finale. Ten days later, they will have to make another show of strength on the slopes of the Mont Ventoux. The Giant of Provence, which is making its first double appearance in a stage, will be tackled from two different sides before plunging down to Malaucène. In between these two key dates, the riders will have already faced new challenges, including four stages in the four departments that make up Brittany —from Brest to Fougères— riddled with hazards such as coastal winds and the hills of the Armorican Massif. The Signal d'Uchon, a recently discovered climb in the Morvan, will decide the stage to Le Creusot in its first appearance in the race.  

The return of the first-week individual time trial will provide an early indication of the pecking order, which the climbers will do their best to shake up in the two gruelling Alpine stages finishing in Le Grand Bornand and on the heights of Tignes, just before the first rest day.  

After that, the Pyrenees will dispel any remaining doubts in five action-packed duels in the high mountains, combining the brand-new, spectacular Col de Saint-Louis on the road to Quillan with absolute classics like the Peyresourde – Val Louron-Azet – Col du Portet and Tourmalet – Luz Ardiden sequences. It will be do or die for the kings of the mountains, who will have to grab every second they can if they are to fend off the toughest power riders in the 31 km romp through the vineyards of Saint-Émilion on the eve of the finish on the Champs-Élysées.  

While the destiny of the yellow jersey will probably be decided in south-western France, the fight for the green jersey will take place all over the country, with no fewer than seven stages likely to fall to the sprinters as long as their teammates can keep any breakaways on a tight leash. Stage hunters will also get numerous opportunities to thwart the peloton.

10   FLAT TUE 07/06/2021 ALBERTVILLE > VALENCE 186 KM STAGE 10 11   MOUNTAIN WED 07/07/2021 SORGUES > MALAUCÈNE 199 KM STAGE 11 12   FLAT THU 07/08/2021 SAINT-PAUL-TROIS-CHÂTEAUX > NÎMES 161 KM STAGE 12 13   FLAT FRI 07/09/2021 NÎMES > CARCASSONNE 220 KM STAGE 13 14   HILLY SAT 07/10/2021 CARCASSONNE > QUILLAN 184 KM STAGE 14 15   MOUNTAIN SUN 07/11/2021 CÉRET > ANDORRE-LA-VIEILLE 192 KM STAGE 15 -   REST DAY MON 07/12/2021 ANDORRE REST 2 16   HILLY TUE 07/13/2021 PAS DE LA CASE > SAINT-GAUDENS 169 KM STAGE 16 17   MOUNTAIN WED 07/14/2021 MURET > SAINT-LARY-SOULAN COL DU PORTET 178 KM STAGE 17 18   MOUNTAIN THU 07/15/2021 PAU > LUZ ARDIDEN 130 KM STAGE 18 19   FLAT FRI 07/16/2021 MOURENX > LIBOURNE 203 KM STAGE 19 20   INDIVIDUAL TIME-TRIAL SAT 07/17/2021 LIBOURNE > SAINT-EMILION 31 KM STAGE 20 21   FLAT SUN 07/18/2021 CHATOU > PARIS CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES 112 KM STAGE 21 France and Principality of Andorra will be on the menu of the 108th edition of the Tour. In France, 9 regions and 31 departments will be visited.

8 flat stages 5 hilly stages 6 mountain stages   with 3 finishes at altitude (Tignes, Saint-Lary-Soulan col du Portet, Luz Ardiden) 2 individual time-trial stages 2 rest days Stage 8 Vierzon > Le Creusot, 248 kms, will be   the longest of the Tour since 2000   (Belfort > Troyes, 254,5 kms)

In 2021, there will be two individual timetrial stages which hadn’t occurred since 2017. Their total distance will be 58 kms, 27 kms between Changé and Laval Espace Mayenne on stage 5 and 31 kms between Libourne and Saint-Émilion on the occasion of stage 20.

10   new stage cities or sites sites will appear on the map of the 2021 Tour on a total of 39: Landerneau (finish stage 1) Pontivy (finish stage 3) Changé (start stage 5) Vierzon (start stage 7) Sorgues (start stage 11) Malaucène (finish stage 11) Quillan (finish stage 14) Céret (start stage 15) Pas de la Case (start stage 16) Chatou (start stage 21)

MOUNTAIN RANGES

The Armorican mountains will get the ball rolling as soon as the Grand Départ in Brittany. Will then follow: the Massif Central, the Alps and the Pyrenees. There will also be a first ever climb in the Morvan, le Signal d’Uchon.

BONUS SECONDS

They will distributed at the finish of each normal stage allowing the first three riders to gain 10, 6 and 4 seconds.

BONUS POINTS

They will be given at the summits of the 6 following climbs situated at strategic places of the course and will allow the first three riders to gain 8, 5 and 2 seconds (under the approval of the Union cycliste internationale). Stage 2: Mûr-de-Bretagne, first passage Stage 7: Signal d’Uchon Stage 8: Col de la Colombière Stage 11: Mont Ventoux, second passage Stage 14: Col de Saint-Louis Stage 15: Col de Beixalis These bonus points will have no incidence on the points classification.

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