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koda Tour de Luxembourg 2023

Wednesday, 20 September 2023 00:00 - Sunday, 24 September 2023 00:00

The Škoda Tour de Luxembourg 2023 cycle race kicks off on Saturday 20 September 2023 with five stages over five days, totalling a distance of 709.8km.

The Škoda Tour de Luxembourg is the premier professional cycling race in Luxembourg and part of the UCI Pro Series; a total of nineteen professional teams have entered this year's race, details of which are available online at  https://skodatour.lu/ .

The Tour de Luxembourg started in 1935. From its creation to the early 1980s, the event was mainly dominated by Luxembourgish, Belgian, French and Dutch riders such as Charly Gaul, Marcel Ernzer, Louison Bobet and Freddy Martens. The event only became international at the beginning of the 1980s, and victories started to come from Russian, Swiss and Danish riders. Since the invitation of cyclists from around the globe, big names have imposed themselves on Luxembourg roads, such as Bernard Hinault, Franck Vandenbroek, Thomas Voeckler, Christian Vandevelde, Jakob Fuglsang and Greg Van Avermaet. In 2005, the Tour de Luxembourg became Škoda Tour de Luxembourg and the car brand has been a partner of the event ever since. In 2020, the Škoda Tour de Luxembourg moved a level up a and entered the ProSeries division (second division of world cycling).

Luxembourg remains the country with the most victories (21 victories) ahead of Belgium (seventeen victories) and the Netherlands (eleven victories). The Luxembourgish cyclist, Mathias Clemens, is the most successful rider with five victories in the general classification. Previous winners include Fränk Schleck (2009; he also came 2nd in 2010 and 3rd in 2008 and 2012), Jakob Fuglsang (2012) and Lance Armstrong (1998). Some of the world's elite cyclists will go head-to-head in a 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 one is 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 atmosphere. Stage 1, Sat 20 Sep : 156.4km, Luxembourg-Grund to Luxembourg-Kirchberg (via Vianden) Stage 2, Sun 21 Sep : 183.9km, Mondorf-les-Bains to Mamer (a few challenging hills along the way; the final of the stage is mainly flat, making it a great opportunity for sprinters to shine) Stage 3, Mon 22 Sep : 168.4km, Mertert to Vianden (through some of Luxembourg's most picturesque countryside, with some challenging climbs along the way) Stage 4, Tue 23 Sep : 23.9km, Pétange to Pétange (individual time trial; the route takes riders through the municipalities of Käerjeng, Steinfort and Garnich) Stage 5, Wed 24 Sep : 177.2km, Mersch to Luxembourg-Limpertsberg (with a few challenging hills along the way)

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- 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

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- 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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A highly promising route

From September 13th to 17th of 2022, Luxembourg will catch the cycling fever once again for the 82nd edition of the  Š koda Tour LuXembourg , the Grand Duchy’s biggest cycling race. The race will cross the hills of the luxembourgish Ardennes in the north, the fabulous vineyards of the Moselle river and the historical industrial sites of southern Luxembourg.

However, the cyclists will not be able to do any sightseeing. They will be fighting for the succession of Joao Almeida, who won the Škoda Tour LuXembourg in 2021. In order to win this year, they need to resist to a multitude of different terrains. From day one, the contenders for the final victory will have to be on their toes.

The first stage will start on  Tuesday, September 13th  near the Stade de Luxembourg, which was inaugurated a year ago, and will cover 163,8 km with four climbs. In the north of the country, the ascents of Niklosbierg (cat.1/4,4 km at 6,1%), Bourscheid (HC/3,4 km at 7,6%) and Eschdorf (cat.1/2,8 km at 8,4%) will be tackled. The Côte de Stafelter (cat.1/2,6 km at 5%) with 9 km to go could already reveal who will be among the best riders in the final classification. Before crossing the finish line near the European school in Luxemburg-Kirchberg, the competitors will have to climb slightly for 3 km. In the previous edition of the Škoda Tour LuXembourg, Joao Almeida laid the foundations for his final victory by winning the first stage which was identical to this year’s finish.

The famous Col de l’Europe

The sprinters will mark  Wednesday, September 14th  on their calendars. However, a bunch sprint is not guaranteed at all: the famous Col de l’Europe (HC/1.5 km at 7.9%) must be tackled with 49 km to go. It would be an ideal opportunity for riders who want to seriously complicate the race. This second stage of 163,4 km will start in Junglinster and will first discover the Mullerthal region, known as the little Switzerland of Luxembourg, before crossing the west of the country to arrive near the town hall in Schifflange. A tribute will be paid to Nicolas Frantz, back-to-back winner of the Tour de France (1927 and 1928), with an intermediate sprint in front of his house in Mamer.

With a distance of 188,4 km, the third stage on  Thursday, September 15th  will be the longest of this 82nd edition of the Škoda Tour LuXembourg and will lead from Rosport to Diekirch, where the finish line is situated near the football stadium. Three climbs will be decisive: Um Knupp (HC/800 m at 9,8%) is located 60 km from the finish line. Yet, the rather steep slopes of the Héndelbierg (HC/2 km at 6,1%) and the Huelewee (HC/1,7 km at 7,3%) will separate the wheat from the chaff on the final course of 20,6 km.

A time trial far from being flat

On  Friday, September 16th,  the bikes need to be changed, as a 26,1 km long time trial will be on the menu. Far from being flat, the route starts at the Esplanade in Remich and climbs through the vineyards to the edge of Schengen, before following the Moselle river to return to Remich again for the stage finish. A preliminary decision can be expected in the fight for the overall victory.

However, the final clash will only take place on  Saturday, September 17th.  Traditionally, this stage leads from Mersch to Luxembourg-City (178,4 km), where the finish line is in front of the Hall Victor Hugo. The climbs of Nommern (cat.1/2,7 km at 5,2%), Schlindermanderscheid (HC/3,4 km at 6,6%), Kautenbach (HC/4,6 km at 4,6%) and Misärshaff (cat.1/2,2 km at 6,3%) are not the only ones that will make things complicated on the last day. With 28,5 km to go, the peloton enters the final circuit. It will pass the finish line three times, but in each round, it will have to cross the famous Pabeierbierg (825 m at 9%) with 1 km to go.

The stages of the Škoda Tour LuXembourg 2022

Tuesday, September 13:  Luxembourg-City – Luxembourg-City (163,8 km)

Wednesday, September 14:  Junglinster – Schifflange (163,4 km)

Thursday, September 15:  Rosport – Diekirch (188,4 km)

Friday, September 16:  ITT Remich – Schengen – Remich (26,1 km)

Saturday, September 17:  Mersch – Luxembourg-City (178,4 km)

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Bonification sprint | rosport (38.4 km), bonification sprint | diekirch (167.8 km), points at finish, kom sprint (1) côte de michelsbierg (40.2 km), kom sprint (hc) um knupp (129.6 km), kom sprint (hc) héndelbierg (174.8 km), kom sprint (hc) huelewee (178.8 km), youth day classification, team day classification, race information.

• Date: 15 September 2022
• Start time: 11:00
• Avg. speed winner: 40.233 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 188.4 km
• Points scale: 2.PRO.Stage
• UCI scale: UCI.WR.HC.Stage - TM2022
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• ProfileScore: 99
• Vert. meters: 2940
• Departure: Rosport
• Arrival: Diekirch
• Race ranking: 119
• Startlist quality score: 177
• Won how: Sprint of large group
• Avg. temperature: 17 °C

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