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5. szakasz (siófok - pécs), wout poels (bahrain victorious), damien howson (q36.5 pro cycling team), emanuel buchmann (bora - hansgrohe), 4. szakasz (budapest - etyek), thibau nys (lidl-trek), marc hirschi (uae team emirates), yannis voisard (tudor pro cycling team), 3. szakasz (kazincbarcika - gyöngyös-kékestető), diego ulissi (uae team emirates), emanuel buchmann (bora-hansgrohe), 2. szakasz (tokaj - kazincbarcika), mark cavendish (astana qazaqstan), dylan groenewegen (jayco alula), jon aberasturi (euskaltel - euskadi), 1. szakasz (karcag - hajdúszoboszló), sam welsford (bora-hansgrohe), samuel quaranta (mbh bank colpack ballan), jakub mareczko (corratec - vini fantini, pontverseny, martin voltr (pierre baguette), manuel penalver (polti-kometa), hegyi pontverseny, siebe deweirdt (flanders - baloise), christian bagatin (mbh bank colpack ballan), legjobb magyar versenyzők, márton dina (hungary), erik fetter (polti-kometa), márk valent (mbh bank colpack ballan).

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Thibau Nys a verseny legfiatalabb 21. századi győztese, Mark Cavendish minden idők második legeredményesebb kerékpárosa, Dina Márton pedig a fehér trikó rekordere lett – összegyűjtöttük Nektek az idei Tour de Hongrie legizgalmasabb statisztikáit.

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Profiles . The main race within Hungary. The Tour de Hongrie sees one more year in the road directly alongside the Giro d'Italia, with a route that features stages for all types of riders. The race takes place from the 10th to 14th of May.

The race will have three stages that are set for the sprinters, although the final circuit stage in Budapest is explosive. Within the five days of racing, stages 4 and 5 will have summit finishes where the overall classification will be decided.

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Final startlist tour de hongrie with jakobsen, ewan, bennett, groenewegen, bernal and fuglsang.

Stage 1 will be a day for the sprinters. Into Szentgotthárd, the race will favour the sprinters in it's first arrival with the first race lead to be decided in a flat finish.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 1 - Sprint between Jakobsen, Groenewegen, Ewan, Bennett and Bauhaus

Stage 2 of the Tour de Hongrie is another flat one. Not a pan-flat one, as it features two categorized ascents. However, none of them are significant and a bunch sprint should be inevitable as the race heads into Kezthely.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 2

Stage 3 will be the first big day for the overall classification. It isn't a serious mountain stage but features a tough final circuit. There is a 4-kilometer climb at 4.7% to be ridden twice before the finish, but the final ascent to Pecs is where the race will be decided. It is 6.3 kilometers long at 5.7% to be ridden twice. The finale is then halfway up the climb, in a 3.5-kilometer climb at 6.1%.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 3

Stage 4 is ultimately the queen stage of the race. It features three categorized ascents before the final of the day. It is one split into two, with a steep initial hilltop that has 2 kilometers at 8.7% finishing with 9 kilometers to go. A short descent follows and then the main part of the climb to Dobogókõ is 8 kilometers long at 4.8%.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 4

The final day of the race sees the peloton race into the capital. It is not an easy day as the riders take on 15 laps of an urban circuit which has a small hilltop. It's only a kilometer at 4.3% but throughout the day it provides opportunities to attack and for the breakaway to keep on pushing a hard pace. A sprint is expected to wrap up the race however.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 5

Estimated start and finish times for Tour de Hongrie:

Stage 1: 12:35 - 16:20CET

Stage 2: 12:35 - 16:35CET

Stage 3: 12:05 - 16:30CET

Stage 4: 11:20 - 16:20CET

Stage 5: 11:00 - 14:20CET

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Tour de Hongrie Route, Stages and Results 2023

Tour de Hongrie: Yannis Voisard surprises with summit stage win

Hirschi keeps race lead as Bernal shows flashes of form

Yannis Voisard (Tudor Pro Cycling) claimed the first pro win of his young career, attacking out of a much reduced leading group and holding off the chase to win on the category 1 climb at Dobogókő on stage 4 of Tour de Hongrie .

The 24-year-old surged just as the last two riders of the day-long breakaway came into view and rode the pair off his wheel and won the stage by 10 seconds ahead of Thibaut Nys (Trek-Segafredo) and Sylvain Moniquet (Lotto-Dstny).

Race leader Marc Hirschi (UAE Team Emirates) came under attack repeatedly from Ineos Grenadiers but managed to match off the surges and keep the lead by 10 seconds over Ben Tulett (Ineos).

With his win, Voisard moved into a podium position, 13 seconds behind Hirschi and three ahead of Max Poole (Team DSM).

Dries De Bondt (Alpecin-Deceuninck) launched the day's breakaway in the first kilometres of a testing 206-kilometre stage from Martonvásár to Dobogókő, ending with a major climb.

De Bondt clipped off the front and was joined by Sebastian Schönberger (Human Powered Health), David Martin (Eolo-Kometa), Jasper De Buyst (Lotto Dstny), Matyàš Kopecky (Novo Nordisk) and Yves Lampert (Soudal-Quickstep).

De Bondt led the breakaway across the line at the first three intermediate sprints, while Schönberger took the points at the first KOM at Két-Bükkfa, netting 10 points to draw even in the climbers' classification.

On the first of three ascents of the Pilisszanto, Schönberger moved into the lead with another 10 points. His job done, the Austrian sat up and went back to the peloton along with Martin and Kopecky, leaving the more experienced trio to forge on ahead.

With 20km to go, Lampaert looked set to snatch the overall lead from Hirschi with the gap hovering around 3:30 but Team DSM came forward to protect the position of Max Poole and Oscar Onley on GC.

With 15km to go, Lampaert's virtual lead was down to 20 seconds as DSM poured everything into the chase and obliterated his hopes as the penultimate climb kicked in.

Jonathan Narvaez surged with 9km to go put pressure on race leader Hirschi - he didn't get far but tried to burn up the last of Hirschi's teammates. Up ahead, De Bondt lost touch with the leaders.

The gap was down under one minute when Narvaez launched again, this time getting a more respectable gap. Finn Fisher-Black pulled him back with Hirschi on his wheel and, when Narvaez saw this he tried to go again but Hirschi shut him down.

The two leaders had 41 seconds with 3.5km remaining when Yannis Voisard (Tudor) tried to get away from the yellow jersey group. He was shut down when Egan Bernal surged. Abel Balderstone (Caja Rural) was next to counter, but couldn't make it stick.

The gap was down to 10 seconds after all the surges. Voisard could see the two leaders and attacked to get across. With his efforts, the gap to the yellow jersey went back out. Lampaert and De Buyst weren't able to match the young Swiss rider's pace.

With 1km to go, Bernal began to accelerate but only dragged the group closer to Voisard. A bit of looking around allowed the Tudor rider enough room to celebrate a fine stage win.

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Tour hungría: dorsales, recorrido y perfiles.

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La 44ª edición del Tour de Hungría de categoría 2.1 UCI dará comienzo el próximo 10 de mayo y llegará su fin el día 14 en una prueba que contará con cinco etapas que comenzará en Szentgotthárd y finalizará en Budapest .

Egan Bernal (Ineos) es la gran estrella de la lista de dorsales -con 8 españoles- disponible tras las etapas.

Edición 2022: Eddie Dunbar

Recorrido oficial 2023 © Tour Hungría

ETAPAS 2023

1ª etapa. Miércoles 10 mayo: Szentgotthárd – Szentgotthárd (168 km)

Perfil 1ª etapa © Tour Hungría

2ª etapa. Jueves 11 mayo: Zalaegerszeg – Keszthely (175 km)

Perfil 2ª etapa © Tour Hungría

3ª etapa. Viernes 12 mayo: Kaposvár – Pécs (180 km)

Perfil 3ª etapa © Tour Hungría

4ª etapa. Sábado 13 mayo: Martonvásár – Dobogókő (206 km)

Perfil 4ª etapa © Tour Hungría

5ª etapa. Domingo 14 mayo: Budapest – Budapest (150 km)

Perfil 5ª etapa © Tour Hungría

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Tour de Hongrie 10-14 May, 2023

Hungary’s biggest road cycling event, the Tour de Hongrie has been hosting world-class athletes against a backdrop of picturesque views for almost a century.

The Tour de Hongrie is a five-day-long road cycling stage race classified by the International Cycling Union as a ProSeries event, making it just one level below those most prestigious and legendary events, the Tour de France and the Giro d’Italia. 

2022 saw a record-breaking eleven WorldTeams – the best professional clubs – take part in the race, including stars such as Fabio Jakobsen and Dylan Groenewegen, and this year they will be back, fighting for victory. Millions of fans will once again have the chance to cheer on some of the best cyclists in the world, both roadside and on the screens, at the 44th annual Tour de Hongrie, held between the 10th and the 14th of May.

More information:  https://www.tourdehongrie.hu/

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Tour de Hungría 2023: Recorrido, Perfiles y Equipos

Conoce el Recorrido, Perfiles de las Etapas y Equipos que disputarán el Tour de Hungría 2023, carrera ProSeries que se celebra del 10 al 14 de mayo en Hungría.

La edición 44 del Tour de Hungría tendrá la presencia de 22 formaciones, de las cuales nueve son de la máxima categoría WorldTour.

El Tour de Hungría se celebra simultáneamente con el Giro de Italia, algo que podría restarle protagonismo. La presencia de estos equipos WorldTour hace que el cartel de corredores sea bastante interesante.

En cuanto a los favoritos a la clasificación general estarán corredores como el colombiano Egan Bernal , quien bien de hacer un buen Tour de Romandía , y espera continuar su progresión para llegar a un alto nivel como el que tenía antes a su grave lesión.

Otros corredores con opciones a la victoria George Bennett (UAE Team Emirates), Jame Knox (Soudal-Quick Step), Max Poole (Team DSM) y Antwan Tolhoek (Trek-Segafredo).

En cuanto a los velocistas, el Tour de Hungría tendrá la presencia de grandes velocistas como Dylan Groenewegen, Fabio Jakobsen, Phil Bauhaus, Jon Aberasturi, Jakub Mareczko, Sam Bennett, Matteo Trentin , entre otros.

"This year, it can all be yours…" #TourdeHongrie Take a look at our new TV promo, narrated by a familiar voice. Thank you, @ValterAttila 😘 pic.twitter.com/VQcOy90eVi — Tour de Hongrie (@Tour_de_Hongrie) May 5, 2023

Información del Tour de Hungría 2023

• Fecha: 10 al 14 de mayo
• País: Hungría
• Tipo de carrera: Carrera por Etapas
• Clasificación: 2.PRO
• Organizador: Tour de Hongrie LTD
• Primera Edición: 1925
• Número de Ediciones: 44
• Ultimo ganador: Eddie Dunbar (Irlanda)
• Web: https://www.tourdehongrie.hu/

Recorrido del Tour de Hungría 2023

El Tour de Hungría 2023 tiene cinco jornadas, que suman un total de 879 kilómetros de recorrido y mas de 7000 metros de desnivel positivo.

El primer día de carreras en Hungría ofrece una oportunidad para los velocistas que estén en carrera. Con salida y llegada a Szentgotthárd , los corredores tendrán que superar dos puertos de tercera categoría, pero lo alejado que esta la ultima subida le da la oportunidad para que los sprinter se disputen la victoria de etapa.

La Etapa 2 del Tour de Hungría tiene un trazado de media montaña de 175.3 kilómetros con un final interesante en Keszthely . Un puerto de Montaña a falta de 30 km podría dejar a los velocistas fuera de la disputa de la etapa, pero alguno podría sobrevivir a esta subida y luchar por la victoria.

El primer final en alto del Tour de Hungría 2023 llega en la Etapa 3 . Será un día de alta montaña con seis subidas clasificadas, la ultima de ellas coronada en la línea de meta en Pécs .

Esta subida de segunda categoría tiene una longitud de 2.3 kilómetros con una pendiente media del 9% y el cual se subirá en tres oportunidades en un circuito final.

La Etapa Reina del Tour de Hungría se disputa en el cuarto día de carreras entre Martonvásár y Dobogókő . La jornada de 206 kilómetros tiene una segunda mitad realmente montañoso con un final de primera categoría en Dobogókő , el cual tiene una longitud de 10.6 kilómetros con una pendiente media del 5%.

La ultima etapa de la carrera será un circuito en Budapest que tiene un trazado llano de 150 kilómetros conformado por 16 vueltas.

Perfiles de las etapas en el Tour de Hungría 2023

1ª etapa (10 de mayo) szentgotthárd › szentgotthárd (167.4 km).

2ª Etapa (11 de mayo) Zalaegerszeg › Keszthely (175.3 Km)

3ª Etapa (12 de mayo) Kaposvár › Pécs (179.9 Km)

4ª Etapa (13 de mayo) Martonvásár › Dobogókő (206.4 Km)

5ª Etapa (14 de mayo) Budapest › Budapest (150 Km)

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⭐⭐⭐ Luke Plapp, George Bennett ⭐⭐ Egan Bernal, Max Poole, Jakob Fuglsang ⭐ Jame Knox, Eduardo Sepúlveda, Damien Howson, Sylvain Moniquet

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📢 Here they are: the teams of #TourdeHongrie 2023! pic.twitter.com/MIQeKXLRCI — Tour de Hongrie (@Tour_de_Hongrie) April 14, 2023

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Tour de Hongrie 2023: útvonal, térkép, időpontok

Tour de hongrie, a 44. tour de hongrie magyar kerékpárverseny nemzetközi mezőnye 2023. május 10-én szentgotthárdon rajtol és öt nap 879 kilométert tesz meg a végső befutóig. tour de hongrie 2023 útvonal és információk..

A Tour de Hongrie egy profi országúti kerékpárverseny Magyarországon. Először 1925-ben rendezték meg. Az első versenyt a magyar Jerzsabek Károly nyerte, a jelenlegi címvédő az ír Edward Dunbar.  A Tour de Hongrie 2022-ig a UCI Europe Tour része volt. Tavaly szeptemberben az UCI (Nemzetközi Kerékpáros Szövetség) bejelentette, hogy a versenyt 2023 és 2025 között az országútikerékpár-versenyek második legmagasabb szintű sorozatába, az UCI ProSeriesbe sorolta be.

Az UCI versenynaptárában a ProSeries és a WorldTour események közé rendkívül nehéz bekerülni, hiszen adott számú profi csapat csak meghatározott számú versenyen tud részt venni. A nemzetközi szövetség háromévente adja ki a licenceket a profi csapatok és versenyek számára, így elég nagy a tülekedés a helyekért. A ProSeries események száma földrészenként korlátozott, így ki kell valakinek esnie, hogy egy új verseny bekerüljön. 2023 és 2025 között Európában tizenkét ország többnapos versenyei kapták meg a ProSeries-engedélyt, köztük Magyarország.

A döntéssel egy elit klubba érkezett a Tour de Hongrie; olyan események szerepelnek a ProSeries naptárban, mint a Deutschland Tour, a Tour of Britain vagy az Arctic Race of Norway. A mi régiónkból egyedül a Horvát Körverseny lesz a ProSeries része.

Tavaly az ötnapos Tour de Hongrie négy etapja a sprinterekről szólt. A Tour de Hongrie 2023-as útvonalán szeretnék a szervezők a kerékpársport egy másik arcát is kihangsúlyozni. A sík befutók mellett megkeresték Magyarország meredekebb utcáit, útjait, ahol a hegyimenők is tudnak teljesíteni, nem mellesleg szurkolói szempontból is izgalmas egy hegyibefutó.

Szentgotthárdról rajtol, Nyugat-Magyarországra koncentrál és az idén 150 éves Budapestet is érinti idén a Tour de Hongrie országúti kerékpáros körverseny. Hat World Team világsztár csapat indul, itt lesz az UAE, Alpecin, Bora, DSM, Trek és a Jayco is.

Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal :

1. szakasz, 2023. május 10., szerda: szentgotthárd – őriszentpéter – zalalövő – körmend (167 km).

Rajt: 2023.05.10. (szerda), Szentgotthárd, Polgármesteri Hivatal, Széll Kálmán tér Befutó:  Szentgotthárd, Sport- és Szabadidőközpont, Kossuth Lajos utca

A 44. Tour de Hongrie Nagy Rajtjának Szentgotthárd ad otthont. A karaván délkelet felé indul útnak az Őrség szívébe, majd Zalalövőnél északra fordul, hogy aztán Körmend megkerülésével haladjon tovább Szentgotthárd felé. A versenyzők két kört tesznek meg a kijelölt útvonalon, miközben két hegyi és három gyorsasági részhajrá vár rájuk. A 167 kilométeres etap egyértelműen a sprintereknek kedvez. Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal:

2. szakasz, 2023. május 11., csütörtök: Zalaegerszeg – Sümeg – Tapolca – Vigántpetend – Zánka – Badacsony – Hévíz – Keszthely (175 km)

Rajt:  2023.05.11. (csütörtök), Zalaegerszeg, Göcseji Múzeum, Batthány Lajos utca Befutó:  Keszthely, Georgikon utca

A második etapon Zala vármegye székhelye, Zalaegerszeg debütálhat a Tour de Hongrie rajtvárosaként. A mezőny útja innen Nagyvázsonyba vezet, majd a karaván délre fordul, hogy elérje a Balaton-felvidéket . Három gyorsasági és két hegyi részhajrá teljesítését követően Keszthelyen, a Festetics-kastély szomszédságában a sztársprinterek szállhatnak harcba a győzelemért a 175 kilométeres, mindössze 900 méternyi szintemelkedést tartalmazó szakaszon. Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal:

3. szakasz, 2023. május 12., péntek: Kaposvár – Sásd – Mánfa – Pécs – Orfű – Pécs (180 km)

Rajt: 2023.05.12. (péntek), Kaposvár, Csiky Gergely Színház, Rákóczi tér Befutó:  Pécs, Állatkert

A hegyi menők számára kulcsfontosságú, 180 kilométeres szakasz következik május 12-én. Egy rövid kaposvári kört követően a mezőny délre fordul, és a Mecsekbe érve két kört tesz meg a hegyek között. A legnagyobb kihívást pécsi hegyoldal, a Bárány utca jelenti majd a bringásoknak: a másfél kilométer hosszú, átlagosan 11 százalékos emelkedőt háromszor kell leküzdeniük, mielőtt a Pécsi Állatkert előtt célba érnének. A három gyorsasági és a hat hegyi részhajrá, illetve a 2500 méter feletti szintemelkedés izgalmas etapot ígér. Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal:

4. szakasz, 2023. május 13., szombat: Martonvásár – Etyek – Bicske -Zsámbék – Esztergom – Dobogókő (206 km)

Rajt:  2023.05.13. (szombat), Martonvásár, Brunszvik-kastély Befutó:  Dobogókő, parkoló

A verseny öt kategorizált emelkedőt tartalmazó, 206 km hosszú királyetapja Martonvásárról, a Brunszvik-kastélytól rajtol. Az észak felé haladó mezőny életét előbb három gyorsasági részhajrá színesíti Etyeken, Bicskén és Esztergomban, majd a Pilis csúcsai felé veszik az irányt. Az amatőr és a profi kerékpárosok közkedvelt edzés útvonalán haladva, három kört is megtesznek a versenyzők a Pilisszentkereszt, Csobánka, Pilisvörösvár, Pilisszántó útvonalon. A pilisszántói meredek emelkedő harmadik teljesítése után Dobogókő következik, mely a Tour történetében először lesz hegyi befutó házigazdája. A 2646 méternyi szintemelkedést tartalmazó szakaszon szinte biztosan eldől az összetett győzelem sorsa. Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal:

5. szakasz, 2023. május 14., vasárnap: Budapest körpálya 15 kör (150 km)

Rajt:  2023.05.14. (vasárnap) Budapest, Műegyetem rakpart Befutó:  Budapest, Műegyetem rakpart

A Főváros alapításának 150. évfordulóján egy 150 kilométeres etappal tér vissza a Tour de Hongrie Budapestre . A mezőny a budai rakparton, a Műegyetem elől indul útnak, majd Budapest legikonikusabbb látványosságai előtt tizenötször halad el egy csaknem tíz kilométeres körpályán, mielőtt visszatérne a rajt- és célhelyszínre. A Gellért-hegy, a Budai Várnegyed, a Széchenyi Lánchíd, a Parlament vagy a Margit-sziget egyaránt festői hátteret biztosítanak a vélhetően sprintbefutóval végződő szakasznak. Tour de Hongrie 2023 útvonal:

A Tour de Hongrie 2023 magyar körverseny csapatai:

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• Israel – Premier Tech (izraeli, Pro Team)
• Tudor Pro Cycling Team (svájci, Pro Team)
• Lotto Dstny (belga, Pro Team)
• ATT Investments (cseh, Continental Team)
• UAE Team Emirates (egyesült arab emírségekbeli, World Team)
• HRE Mazowsze Serce Polski (lengyel, Continental Team)
• Magyar válogatott
• Team Novo Nordisk (amerikai, Pro Team)

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• Date: 14 May 2023
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Horarios del gp de hungría de f1: fechas y dónde ver en tv y online la carrera de hungaroring.

Después del triplete europeo, el Mundial de F1 llega a Hungría. Conoce aquí el programa al completo de la decimotercera cita de la temporada 2024

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Tras un fin de semana sin Fórmula 1, el gran circo ya está de vuelta . El Gran Premio de Hungría es el penúltimo antes de que llegue el parón de vacaciones. Después de una emocionante carrera en el Circuito de Silverstone que terminó con Lewis Hamilton volviendo a lo más alto, el show continuará en Hungaroring. El decimotercer GP de esta temporada 2024 tendrá lugar entre el 19 y el 21 de julio.

Una vez completado el triplete europeo compuesto por las carreras de España, Austria y Gran Bretaña, Mercedes ha sido el equipo que más reforzado ha salido con un total de 97 puntos en total en los tres fin de semanas. Silverstone fue una cita histórica donde Lewis Hamilton volvió a ganar una carrera casi 1.000 días después de la última, sumando la 104 a su casillero de victorias.

Mercedes buscará seguir con su buena racha, ya que los de Toto Wolff llevan dos victorias seguidas, la primera la de George Russell en el Red Bull RIng y luego la de Hamilton en su Gran Premio de casa . Ambos pilotos buscarán seguir sumando buenas cantidades de puntos y así pasar a Checo Pérez.

Verstappen no gana, pero sigue líder

Max buscará ganar en Hungría, igual que lo hizo el año pasado. El holandés lleva dos carreras consecutivas sin subir a lo más alto del podio , cosa algo atípica para alguien como él que lleva dominando con puño de hierro estos últimos años. Aun así, no hay quien baje al holandés de lo más alto de la clasificación.

En en el Mundial de constructores sí que está teniendo más problemas, Red Bull siguen primeros, pero sus competidores le acechan . Sus perseguidores normalmente suman de dos en dos, pero la escudería austriaca está teniendo problemas con los malos resultados de Checo Pérez. Tras la carrera de Silverstone, el mexicano fue adelantado en el Mundial por Oscar Piastri y tiene a los dos Mercedes a menos de diez puntos.

Por su parte, los McLaren siguen siendo el mejor coche y buscarán eliminar los fallos que le han alejado de la victoria en los últimos Grandes Premios . En Ferrari, Carlos Sainz viene de sumar un total 38 puntos en el triplete europeo , mientras que Charles Leclerc buscará revertir su situación, ya que no ha puntuado en ninguna de las dos últimas carreras. Fernando Alonso volvió a la zona de puntos en Gran Bretaña y buscará seguir mejorando en Hungría.

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The Winners and Not-Quite-Winners of the 2023 Tour de France

The men’s Tour this year was one to remember for some—for others, not so much.

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Jonas Vingegaard

The defending champion, Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard entered the 2023 Tour de France as the top favorite, but we wouldn’t have been surprised if he’d lost the race to Slovenia’s Tadej Pogačar, who won back-to-back Tours in 2020 and 2021. And after the Dane lost almost all of his early advantage over Pogačar at the end of Stages 6 and 9 we wondered if our suspicions might come true.

But Vingegaard trusted the process , commenting several times during the first half of the Tour that the race would be decided in the Alps. And boy was he right! His win on Stage 16’s time trial was maybe the most dominant time trial victory we’ve seen in decades, and the way he and his team systematically ground down Pogačar on the Col de la Loze on Stage 17 is the stuff of legend.

And yes, he’s not the most swashbuckling rider in the peloton, but he is the most calculatingly cool, traits that certainly helped him this year. If last year’s victory proved that his runner-up finish in 2021 was no fluke, then this year’s established him as the best grand tour rider in the sport. Up next: the Tour of Spain , where he’ll join Tour of Italy champion Primož Roglič in trying to win all three of this season’s grand tours for Jumbo-Visma.

Tadej Pogačar

Even when he doesn’t win, Pogačar finds a way to come out on top. Yes, he “lost” the Tour–which says a lot about how high he’s set the bar given the fact that he won two stages, the white jersey, and finished second overall. But that’s quite an achievement considering he came to the race underprepared after crashing in April’s Liège–Bastogne–Liège.

And remember: Pogačar came into the Tour having already won Paris-Nice, the Tour of Flanders, the Amstel Gold Race, and Fleche Wallonne. That’s an incredible season in itself, one that we haven’t seen since the days when riders raced every race on the calendar–and raced them to win. He’s a true throwback and easily the sport’s most all-round talented–and exciting rider–so we can forgive him for “only” finishing second.

But more importantly, Pogačar never let his bad days get the best of him, maintaining his joie de vivre even after experiencing what will likely be his worst ever day on a bike (Stage 17). His win on Stage 20 completed his transformation and perhaps sent an important message to Vingegaard ahead of whenever their rivalry will be renewed.

He hasn’t yet revealed what’s next on his program, but we’re hoping it’s the World Championships in Glasgow and then the Tour of Spain, two events he has yet to win and races that–if he gets them–will make an already legendary season even more incredible.

And while we’re on the topic: let’s give a shout-out to Pog’s teammate, Adam Yates. The Briton won Stage 1, took the Tour’s first yellow jersey, then rode his heart out for Pogačar and still finished third overall (one spot ahead of his twin brother, Simon). Wow.

Bahrain Victorious

Just weeks after the team tragically lost Switzerland’s Gino Mäder due to a crash in the Tour de Suisse, Bahrain Victorious lived up to its name, winning three stages at the Tour with three different riders (Pello Bilbao, Woet Poels, and Matej Mohorič)–all in spectacular fashion on three of the Tour’s most intense and explosive stages (Stages 10, 15, and 19).

Even better: Bilbao rode his breakaway stage win–which shot him up the Tour’s General Classification–to a top-10 GC finish, following one of the most underrated yet consistent GC performances in this year’s Tour.

But the team’s most memorable contribution to this year’s Tour might have come after Mohorič won Stage 19 in a photo finish. His post-race interview is the stuff of legend, one of the most authentic, transparent, thoughtful, and emotional post-race reactions we’ve ever seen. Go ahead and watch it below—we’ll wait.

When Jumbo-Visma switched from Shimano to SRAM components this past off-season, many of us wondered why. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it, right? Well, the easy answer is that money was the answer–company’s pay big bucks to get their parts on the best teams’ bikes, and the agreement was surely lucrative for Jumbo-Visma.

But a team as calculating and as methodical as Jumbo-Visma doesn’t make such a switch unless it’s done its homework and truly believes there’s something to be gained by making the change. Well, the proof was in the pudding, with Vingegaard riding a trouble-free Tour on his way to bringing home SRAM’s first Tour de France victory since 2010–and the first Tour de France victory to be won on a wireless drivetrain.

Formerly Trek-Segafredo, the squad signed a new title sponsor right before the Tour, rebranding itself as Lidl-Trek thanks to the addition of the German discount supermarket chain. Well, the team immediately rewarded the company’s investment: Denmark’s Mads Pedersen won Stage 8 in Limoges and Italy’s Giulio Ciccone took home the polka dot jersey as the Tour’s King of the Mountains. They also made a splash with some stunning bike paint jobs and a fantastic-looking kit (aside from Ciccone’s polka dot shorts).

The Tour’s Organizers—and Fans

When the route of the 2023 Tour de France was unveiled last autumn, we were excited by the jagged, mountainous route that we knew would benefit opportunistic riding and climbers. Well, the race didn’t disappoint and ASO, the Tour organizers, deserves the credit for putting together a race that offered a little something for everyone. There were few “boring” stages, and even the transitional stages that brought the race from one major GC battleground to another produced exciting racing–just go back and watch the replays of Stages 18 and 19 if you don’t believe us.

Next year’s Tour will be interesting as well: with Paris hosting the Summer Olympics, the Tour can’t conclude in the French capital, so we’ll get three stages in Italy to start the Tour and mountainous final weekend in the hills around Nice–and an individual time trial on the final day–to end it. We won’t know what happens in between until late October, but we already can’t wait to see what the organizers have in store.

“Alright, we’ll call it a draw.”

Jasper Philipsen

Yes, Belgium’s Jasper Philipsen won four stages and the green jersey as the winner of the Tour’s Points Classification, but the Alpecin-Deceuninck rider was often criticized for his tactics at times, whether deviating from his line in sprints or blocking riders from going up the road in a breakaway. In the end, the commissaires found no fault with his actions, but in the court of public opinion, he came away with fewer warm fuzzies than his palmares might have deserved.

INEOS Grenadiers

INEOS won back-to-back stages during the Tour’s second weekend–which is better than most of the teams in this year’s Tour. But for a team that dominated the race for so many years, winning the Tour seven times with four different riders between 2012 and 2019, one can’t help but think they wanted to achieve more.

They entered the race with two young GC captains in Spain’s Carlos Rodríguez and Great Britain’s Tom Pidcock–and gave them both the freedom to ride their best races. But Rodríguez, who won Stage 14 in the Alps and looked to have a great chance of finishing third overall, “faded” in the third week and fell to fifth. And Pidcock, who won a stage atop Alpe d’Huez last year, cracked in the Alps and finished 13th–more than 47 minutes behind Vingegaard.

The team remains at a crossroads: Rodríguez is rumored to be leaving this off-season, and Pidcock, despite learning lots of valuable lessons in this year’s Tour, hasn’t shown he’s able to carry the team’s GC hopes all by himself. INEOS might have to look elsewhere for the answer: the team is rumored to be trying to sign Belgium’s Remco Evenepoel away from Soudal Quick-Step, which might be their best chance to make itself a true Tour contender once again.

“Well, there’s always the Vuelta.”

Aside from Victor Lafay’s win on Stage 2, there wasn’t much for the French to celebrate during this year’s Tour. Stage-hunter Julian Alaphilippe tried to win a stage for Soudal-Quick Step, but faded every time there was a stage-winning selection. GC contender David Guadu fell short in trying to equal or better his fourth-place finish last year with Groupama-FDJ (he ended the Tour 9th overall). And Gaudu’s teammate, national hero Thibaut Pinot , failed to win a stage in his final Tour de France (despite making us all dream for a little bit on Stage 20).

And while Cofidis took a second stage victory (Stage 12) after ending its 15-year draught with Lafay’s win on Stage 2–and AG2R won a stage as well (Stage 17)–neither were won by Frenchman (Ion Izaguirre for Cofidis and Felix Gall for AG2R). All in all, it wasn’t a banner year for the French.

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The American team came to the Tour with a podium contender in Richard Carapaz, a former podium-finisher-turned-super-domestique in Rigoberto Uran, a proven grand tour stage winner in Magnus Cort, and one of the sport’s best up-and-coming all-rounders in Neilson Powless . In short: expectations were high.

Well, things didn’t go as planned: Carapaz crashed on Stage 1 and abandoned the Tour, Uran and Cort were rather anonymous until popping up in a couple of breakways during the third week, and Powless wore the polka dot jersey for 12 days but (in our humble opinion) should’ve focused his energy on winning a stage instead. The team maintained its fighting spirit throughout all three weeks, but they had to be disappointed with how things went in the end. Look for Carapaz to try and bounce back at the Tour of Spain, a race in which he finished second overall in 2020.

Spain’s only WorldTour squad lost its GC leader, Enric Mas, in the same crash that ended the Tour for Carapaz. The team pivoted to hunting for stage wins instead, but never seemed to recover from American Matteo Jorgenson’s heartbreaking near-miss on the Puy de Dôme at the end of Stage 9. (He would later abandon the Tour after injuring his hamstring in a crash on Stage 15.) Overall, the team finished the race with just four riders and only one team–DSM-firmenich–earned less prize money in this year’s Tour.

There’s some good news, though: Mas, a three-time runner-up at the Tour of Spain, should be back at the Spanish grand tour, and the team is said to be signing Rodríguez away from INEOS. So more help is on the way.

Peter Sagan

Slovakia’s Peter Sagan (TotalEnergies), who holds the record for the most green jerseys in Tour history with seven, was racing his final Tour de France this year–but we forgive you if you didn’t realize that given the fact that his best result was eighth place on Stage 11 in Moulins.

Sagan deserves credit for the current style of racing, one that favors aggression and versatility. Seemingly unstoppable in his prime, the competition often had no answer to him. Before there was Wout van Aert, there was Peter Sagan.

The 33-year-old deserved a better send-off, but as Pinot showed when he went on the attack at the end of Stage 20 in the Vosges, there are indeed no gifts at the Tour. Sagan wanted more from his last one, then he needed to do it himself. Now he heads off to race his mountain bike, with the goal of competing at next summer’s Olympics. We’ll be rooting for him if he does, and wishing him peace and happiness as he transitions into life after professional cycling.

Since getting hooked on pro cycling while watching Lance Armstrong win the 1993 U.S. Pro Championship in Philadelphia, longtime Bicycling contributor Whit Yost has raced on Belgian cobbles, helped build a European pro team, and piloted that team from Malaysia to Mont Ventoux as an assistant director sportif. These days, he lives with his wife and son in Pennsylvania, spending his days serving as an assistant middle school principal and his nights playing Dungeons & Dragons.

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Tour de hungría 2023: clasificaciones de la 5ª etapa (última).

Éstas son las clasificaciones completas tras la quinta y última etapa del Tour de Hungría 2023, una jornada de prevista sobre 150 kilómetros con salida y llegada en Budapest que no se disputó por las condiciones meteorológicas adversas.

No hubo vencedor de etapas y se mantuvieron las clasificaciones del día anterior, de modo que el suizo Marc Hirschi (UAE Emirates) se adjudicó la clasificación general.

Clasificaciones del Tour de Hungría 2023 - Etapa 5

Clasificación de la 5ª etapa: . Sin ganador

Clasificación general final: 1. Marc Hirschi (SUI/UAE Emirates) - 17:19:28 2. Ben Tulett (GBR/Ineos Grenadiers) a 0:10 3. Yannis Voisard (SUI/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 0:13 4. Max Poole (GBR/DSM) a 0:16 5. Sylvain Moniquet (BEL/Lotto-Dstny) a 0:18 6. Oscar Onley (GBR/DSM) a 0:22 7. Matteo Fabbro (ITA/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 0:22 8. Egan Bernal (COL/Ineos Grenadiers) a 0:22 9. Davide Piganzoli (ITA/Eolo-Kometa) a 0:45 10. Abel Balderstone (ESP/Caja Rural-RGA) a 0:45 11. Jakob Fuglsang (DEN/Israel-Premier Tech) a 0:46 12. Alex Martín (ESP/Eolo-Kometa) a 0:47 13. Gianluca Brambilla (ITA/Q36.5) a 0:52 14. Kamiel Bonneu (BEL/Flanders-Baloise) a 0:57 15. Rudy Porter (AUS/Jayco-AlUla) a 1:04 16. Eduardo Sepúlveda (ARG/Lotto-Dstny) a 1:04 17. Márton Dina (HUN/ATT Investments) a 1:11 18. Jhonatan Narváez (ECU/Ineos Grenadiers) a 1:23 19. Edward Planckaert (BEL/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 1:43 20. Fausto Masnada (ITA/Soudal-Quick Step) a 1:45 21. Alois Charrin (FRA/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 1:45 22. Matteo Badilatti (SUI/Q36.5) a 1:46 23. Ben Hermans (BEL/Israel-Premier Tech) a 1:56 24. Asbjorn Hellemose (DEN/Trek-Segafredo) a 2:02 25. Filippo Baroncini (ITA/Trek-Segafredo) a 2:04 26. Jan Maas (NED/Jayco-AlUla) a 2:06 27. Andrea Garosio (ITA/Eolo-Kometa) a 2:07 28. Fernando Barceló (ESP/Caja Rural-RGA) a 2:12 29. Finn Fisher-Black (NZL/UAE Emirates) a 2:18 30. Eduard Prades (ESP/Caja Rural-RGA) a 2:26 31. Yves Lampaert (BEL/Soudal-Quick Step) a 2:36 32. Daniel Turek (CZE/ATT Investments) a 2:37 33. Jakub Otruba (CZE/ATT Investments) a 2:40 34. Byron Munton (RSA/Epronex) a 2:40 35. Axel Laurance (FRA/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 3:09 36. Tim Declercq (BEL/Soudal-Quick Step) a 3:18 37. Kellan O´Brien (AUS/Jayco-AlUla) a 3:30 38. Péter Kusztor (HUN/Novo Nordisk) a 3:35 39. Roland Thalmann (SUI/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 4:23 40. Nicolò Buratti (ITA/Bahrain-Victorious) a 4:29 41. Thibau Nys (BEL/Trek-Segafredo) a 5:32 42. Reto Hollenstein (SUI/Israel-Premier Tech) a 5:43 43. Jasper de Buyst (BEL/Lotto-Dstny) a 5:46 44. Sebastian Schönberger (AUT/Human Powered Health) a 7:19 45. Vito Braet (BEL/Flanders-Baloise) a 7:34 46. Matevz Govekar (SLO/Bahrain-Victorious) a 7:46 47. Conor Schunk (USA/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 8:00 48. Silvan Dillier (SUI/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 8:48 49. Dries De Bondt (BEL/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 10:18 50. Nicolo Parisini (ITA/Q36.5) a 11:27 51. Danny van Poppel (NED/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 12:50 52. Andrea Pietrobon (ITA/Eolo-Kometa) a 13:17 53. Joseph Rosskopf (USA/Q36.5) a 13:45 54. Yesid Albeiro Pira (COL/Caja Rural-RGA) a 15:52 55. Mika Heming (GER/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 16:19 56. Tobias Lund Andresen (DEN/DSM) a 16:30 57. Elias Maris (BEL/Flanders-Baloise) a 16:34 58. Rui Oliveira (POR/UAE Emirates) a 17:17 59. Michael Vink (NZL/UAE Emirates) a 17:17 60. Jonas Rickaert (BEL/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 17:27 61. Caleb Ewan (AUS/Lotto-Dstny) a 17:34 62. Luka Mezgec (SLO/Jayco-AlUla) a 18:02 63. Jarrad Drizners (AUS/Lotto-Dstny) a 18:54 64. Sam Bennett (IRL/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 19:01 65. Jon Aberasturi (ESP/Trek-Segafredo) a 19:07 66. Casper Pedersen (DEN/Soudal-Quick Step) a 19:16 67. Jirí Petrus (CZE/ATT Investments) a 22:14 68. Paul Double (GBR/Human Powered Health) a 22:22 69. Alessandro Fancellu (ITA/Eolo-Kometa) a 22:44 70. Ward Vanhoof (BEL/Flanders-Baloise) a 23:24 71. David Lozano (ESP/Novo Nordisk) a 23:24 72. Taj Jones (AUS/Israel-Premier Tech) a 23:25 73. Elmar Reinders (NED/Jayco-AlUla) a 23:57 74. Gijs Van Hoecke (BEL/Human Powered Health) a 24:49 75. Phil Bauhaus (GER/Bahrain-Victorious) a 24:57 76. Dylan Groenewegen (NED/Jayco-AlUla) a 25:31 77. Casper Van Uden (NED/DSM) a 25:41 78. Alexander Edmondson (AUS/DSM) a 25:41 79. Ryan Mullen (IRL/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 25:41 80. Michael Leonard (CAN/Ineos Grenadiers) a 25:54 81. Matus Stocek (SVK/ATT Investments) a 27:19 82. Cameron Scott (AUS/Bahrain-Victorious) a 28:09 83. Maikel Zijlaard (NED/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 28:12 84. Matteo Moschetti (ITA/Q36.5) a 28:12 85. Marc Brustenga (ESP/Trek-Segafredo) a 28:12 86. Elia Viviani (ITA/Ineos Grenadiers) a 28:12 87. Rick Zabel (GER/Israel-Premier Tech) a 28:12 88. Tomás Bárta (CZE/Caja Rural-RGA) a 28:12 89. Sebastian Kolze (DEN/Tudor Pro Cycling) a 28:12 90. Filippo Ridolfo (ITA/Novo Nordisk) a 28:29 91. Enzo Leijnse (NED/DSM) a 29:02 92. Jacopo Guarnieri (ITA/Lotto-Dstny) a 29:04 93. Márk Valent (HUN/Epronex) a 29:33 94. Balázs Rózsa (HUN/Epronex) a 30:14 95. Itamar Einhorn (ISR/Israel-Premier Tech) a 30:34 96. Fabio Jakobsen (NED/Soudal-Quick Step) a 31:36 97. Nikiforos Arvanitou (GRE/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 31:36 98. Andrea Peron (ITA/Novo Nordisk) a 31:44 99. Matyas Kopecky (CZE/Novo Nordisk) a 32:37 100. Zoltán Antal Lepold (HUN/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 32:40 101. Gergely Szarka (HUN/Epronex) a 33:55 102. Emils Liepins (LAT/Trek-Segafredo) a 34:00 103. Michael Morkov (DEN/Soudal-Quick Step) a 34:50 104. Karl Ádám Kristóf (HUN/Epronex) a 36:07 105. Matthew Gibson (GBR/Human Powered Health) a 36:35 106. Ahmed Madan (BHR/Bahrain-Victorious) a 37:10 107. Jules Hesters (BEL/Flanders-Baloise) a 37:58 108. David Martín (ESP/Eolo-Kometa) a 38:19 109. Daniel Babor (CZE/Caja Rural-RGA) a 38:21 110. Shane Archbold (NZL/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 38:22 111. Álvaro José Hodeg (COL/UAE Emirates) a 38:24 112. Sasha Weemaes (BEL/Human Powered Health) a 38:26 113. Zétény Szijártó (HUN/Sel. de Hungría) a 39:45 114. Viktor Filutás (HUN/Sel. de Hungría) a 39:46 115. Emil Dima (ROM/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 40:14 116. Ádám Pápai (HUN/Sel. de Hungría) a 41:13 117. Batuhan Özgür (TUR/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 41:38 118. Matthew Walls (GBR/Bora-Hansgrohe) a 44:59 119. Jakub Mareczko (ITA/Alpecin-Deceuninck) a 45:22 120. Olivier Móré-Gosselin (HUN/Sofer-Savini Due-Omz) a 45:25 121. Pavel Kelemen (CZE/ATT Investments) a 50:25

Clasificación general Puntos (Top-10): 1. Matus Stocek (SVK/ATT Investments) - 28 2. Marc Hirschi (SUI/UAE Emirates) - 23 3. Dries De Bondt (BEL/Alpecin-Deceuninck) - 22 4. Ben Tulett (GBR/Ineos Grenadiers) - 21 5. Phil Bauhaus (GER/Bahrain-Victorious) - 20 6. Fabio Jakobsen (NED/Soudal-Quick Step) - 19 7. Yannis Voisard (SUI/Tudor Pro Cycling) - 18 8. Sylvain Moniquet (BEL/Lotto-Dstny) - 18 9. Thibau Nys (BEL/Trek-Segafredo) - 17 10. Dylan Groenewegen (NED/Jayco-AlUla) - 15

Clasificación general Montaña (Top-10): 1. Sebastian Schönberger (AUT/Human Powered Health) - 38 2. Filippo Ridolfo (ITA/Novo Nordisk) - 28 3. Yves Lampaert (BEL/Soudal-Quick Step) - 22 4. Jasper de Buyst (BEL/Lotto-Dstny) - 22 5. Dries De Bondt (BEL/Alpecin-Deceuninck) - 18 6. Marc Hirschi (SUI/UAE Emirates) - 16 7. Yannis Voisard (SUI/Tudor Pro Cycling) - 15 8. Jarrad Drizners (AUS/Lotto-Dstny) - 15 9. David Martín (ESP/Eolo-Kometa) - 12 10. Matus Stocek (SVK/ATT Investments) - 11

Clasificación general Equipos (Top-10): 1. Ineos Grenadiers - 52:00:30 2. Eolo-Kometa a 1:33 3. Caja Rural-RGA a 3:17 4. ATT Investments a 4:25 5. Tudor Pro Cycling - 6. Jayco-AlUla a 4:34 7. Lotto-Dstny a 5:07 8. Soudal-Quick Step a 5:27 9. Israel-Premier Tech a 6:19 10. Trek-Segafredo a 7:38

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Tour de France 2024: How to watch the final stage of the cycling Super Bowl

Today, the 111th Tour de France concludes, with bikers riding from Monaco to Nice. The annual long-distance race has brought together some of the biggest names in cycling, including two-time defending champion Jonas Vingegaard, Tadej Pogačar, Primož Roglič, Remco Evenepoel, Juan Ayuso, Carlos Rodríguez, Adam Yates, João Almeida and Matteo Jorgenson. The Tour De France has covered 2,170 miles across 21 days of racing, and it all comes to an end tomorrow, July 21, in Nice. This year's Tour will be the first ever to not finish in Paris (due to the 2024 Olympics).

Want to tune into the final stint of the 2024 Tour de France (AKA the cycling Super Bowl)? Here's everything you need to know about the last day of the cycling event.

How to watch the Tour de France from the US:

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Tour de France dates: June 29 - July 21

Tour de France TV channel: NBC

Tour de France streaming: Peacock

How to watch the 2024 Tour de France without cable:

Starting at $8 a month, a Peacock subscription is the easiest way to stream live sports and events airing on NBC, including this year’s Tour de France! On top of access to the Tour de France, the streaming platform is the home of the 2024 Olympics, and the easiest way to stream most live sports and events airing on NBC. You’ll also get access to thousands of hours of shows and movies, including beloved sitcoms such as Parks and Recreation and The Office . For $14 monthly you can upgrade to an ad-free subscription which includes live access to your local NBC affiliate (not just during designated sports and events) and the ability to download select titles to watch offline.

Is there a free Tour de France livestream?

Don’t want to pay for Peacock to watch the Tour de France? UK-based streaming platform ITVX will have a free livestream of their Tour de France coverage throughout the race. To access this free livestream though, you’ll need a VPN.

To watch ITVX from the US, you’ll need to sign up for a good streaming VPN and choose a UK server. From there, you should be able to watch ITVX totally free from the US.

A VPN (virtual private network) helps protect your data, can mask your IP address and is perhaps most popular for being especially useful in the age of streaming. Whether you’re looking to watch Friends on Netflix (which left the U.S. version of the streamer back in 2019) or tune in to a boxing match this weekend without paying the PPV prices, a VPN can help you out. Looking to try a VPN for the first time? This guide breaks down the best VPN options for every kind of user .

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ExpressVPN offers “internet without borders,” meaning you can catch free coverage of the 2024 Tour de France without shelling out for Peacock. All you'll need to do is sign up for ExpressVPN, change your server location to the UK and then find free livestream coverage on one of the streaming platforms mentioned above. 

ExpressVPN’s added protection, speed and range of location options make it an excellent choice for first-time VPN users looking to stretch their streaming abilities, plus, it's Endgadget's top pick for the best streaming VPN . New users can save 49% when they sign up for ExpressVPN’s 12-month subscription. Plus, the service offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, in case you're nervous about trying a VPN.

How long is the Tour de France?

The 2024 Tour de France will cover 3,492km (2,170 miles) across 21 days of racing.

The Tour de France cycles to a stop on July 21, 2024 in Nice, France. It'll mark the first time in Tour De France history that the ride won't finish in Paris.

How many riders are in the Tour de France?

176 cyclists are riding in the Tour de France this year, making up 22 Tour de France teams.

2024 Tour de France full schedule:

Monaco to Nice, 21 miles (individual time trial) - Coverage begins at 10:10 a.m. ET (Peacock)

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The victory was Carapaz’s first career Tour de France stage win. The 31-year-old has now completed the coveted career Grand Tour triple with six previous stage wins at the Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España. 

"This victory means everything!" Carapaz said. "I’ve been trying to get it since the start of the Tour."

Carapaz made history as the first Ecuadorian man to win a Tour stage.

"I'm proud to be here and represent all of America in the best possible way," Carapaz said.

Approaching the foot of the Alps, a four-man breakaway of Tiesj Benoot (Visma-Lease a Bike), Magnus Cort (Uno-X Mobility), Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ) and Bob Jungels (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) made the first decisive move approximately 35 miles into the race. Unable to join the first group, Carapaz, alongside Wednesday’s runner-up Simon Yates of Jayco AlUla, led a second 48-rider breakout group in hot pursuit. As the race entered the Alps, Carapaz’s strength on the climbs proved too much to handle and the Ecuadorian reached the finish 37 seconds ahead of Yates. 

"It was a very difficult day, with a lot of attacks, but in the end, a large group formed, I was able to come out at the right time and I managed to get this result which I will remember forever,” Carapaz said. "I really made the most of the moment."

The leading general classification trio of Tadej Pogačar , Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard and Belgium’s Remco Evenepoel continuously tested e ach other on the final summit climbs, with Evenepoel prevailing and gaining 10 seconds on Pogačar and 12 on Vingegaard . The general classification leaderboard remains unchanged, though, as Pogačar retains the yellow jersey with a three-minute-and-11-second lead over second-place Vingegaard. 

Evenepoel said his attention was focused on maintaining his position in the general classification standings rather than gaining ground on the pair ahead of him. The Belgian 24-year-old has already established a clear eight-minute-and-21-second lead in the white jersey standings, awarded to the best young rider.  

"I took back 10 seconds from Tadej and Jonas, but that wasn’t the goal,” Evenepoel said after Stage 17. “I remain focused on my place on the podium. I'm good where I am, but it allowed me to gain a little time on those behind me."

The battle for the green jersey is also nearing its close with current wearer Biniam Girmay of Eritrea and Intermarché-Wanty gaining one point on second-place Jasper Philipsen . Girmay’s lead of 33 points should be enough to secure the Eritrean’s win with just mountainous, hilly and time-trial stages remaining before the July 21 finale in Nice. 

Girmay, who sustained injuries after crashing at high speed on the approach to yesterday’s finish line, said his knee and elbow, which needed stitches yesterday, were in pain throughout today’s stage. However, Girmay said he is motivated now more than ever to have a strong finish to the Tour.

"You have to show the fighting spirit and if you are mentally strong nothing can stop you,” Girmay said. "I already said to my team yesterday, ‘Don’t worry it’s not yet finished and we’ll give it everything, just fight until Nice.’"

Tour de France Stage 17 results

TOUR DE FRANCE: Recap, results and standings after Stage 16

Tour de France general classification standings after Stage 17

Tour de france jersey standings after stage 17.

• Yellow ( general classification ) : Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Green ( points classification ):  Biniam Girmay (Intermarché - Wanty)
• Polka dot ( mountains classification ):  Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates); worn by Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) in second place
• White (young rider classification ):  Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep)
• Yellow numbers ( teams classification) :  UAE Team Emirates
• Golden numbers ( combativity award ):  Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ)

Tour de France Stage 18: How to watch, schedule, distance

Date : Thursday, July 18, 2024

Location : Gap to Barcelonnette (France)

Distance : 111.5 miles (179.5 km)

Type : Hilly stage 

Streaming : Peacock, FuboTV

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