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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF QUÉBEC CITY

On Friday, September 13, the eyes of cycling fans around the world will be turned toward Québec City as it buzzes with a frenzy of excitement leading up to the starting signal of the 10 th edition of the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec.

A partner for more than a decade, Québec City is always pleased to welcome this high-level event, one of only two WorldTour racing events held on North American soil.

It is with great enthusiasm that I invite you to join in this major sporting festival, which contributes to spreading our city’s renown. Come out and cheer on the racers all along the circuit – a very demanding one that will require all participants to put their full talent to the test.

MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF QUÉBEC

Your government is proud to support the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal. These races welcome the world’s road cycling elite and establish Québec as a major player in the international sports arena. Watching these athletes demonstrate incredible determination is sure to give people the desire to get themselves moving!

These competitions, with their festive and supportive atmosphere along a signature route, allow athletes and visitors from the four corners of the earth to discover two great cities. 

High-level sports challenges like these expand Québec’s tourism offer and stimulate its economic vitality. Over the years, more and more spectators have taken part, enjoying a unique and original experience.

We also invite the athletes and visitors to stay on in our national capital and metropolis to make the most of the cities’ many attractions. 

On your marks, get set, go!

Isabelle Charest Minister for Education  and Minister Responsible for the Status of Women

Caroline Proulx Minister of Tourism

Geneviève Guilbault Deputy Premier, Minister of Public Security and Minister Responsible for the Capitale-Nationale Region

Chantal Rouleau Minister for Transport and Minister Responsible for the Metropolis and the Montréal Region

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• Date: 09 September 2022
• Start time: 11:00 (17:00 CET)
• Avg. speed winner: 42.156 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 201.6 km
• Points scale: 1.WT.B
• UCI scale: UCI.WR.C1
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• ProfileScore: 60
• Vert. meters: 2508
• Departure: Québec
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• Race ranking: 10
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• Won how: 2.1 km solo
• Avg. temperature: 18 °C

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Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022: Cosnefroy brings late attack home

Results Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022

1. Benoît Cosnefroy (fra) 2. Michael Matthews (aus) + 0.04 3. Biniam Girmay (eri) s.t. 4. Wout van Aert (bel) + 0.05 5. Iván García (spa) s.t. 6. Mikkel Honoré (den) z.t 7. Adam Yates (ita) s.t. 8. Alberto Bettiol (ita) s.t. 9. Diego Ulissi (ita) s.t. 10. Warren Barguil (fra) s.t.

Race report Caruso, Van Tricht, Toumire, Gignard and Miles are the breakaway riders. The five open a maximum gap of more than 4 minutes.

The gap has fallen to 1 minute when Simmons attacks with 40 kilometer to go. Eenkhoorn, Piccolo, Tratnik and Clarke go with him. The five catch the breakaway 28 kilometers before the finish line. The peloton regroups not much later.

Gaudu attacks in the last part of the penultimate lap. Bardet rejoins his compatriot with Schmid in his wheel. More riders regain contact. It all comes together with 11 kilometres remaining.

Then Storer, Honoré, Van Hooydonck and Powless give it a go. Storer goes solo inside the last 7 kilometres. The bunch engulfs him 2 kilometres later.

Cosnefroy strikes 2 kilometres before the line. He holds off the chasers to win solo before Matthews outguns Girmay in the sprint for second place.

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GP de Québec Route, Stages and Results 2023

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PREVIEW | GP de Québec 2023 - Rain makes for open race; Skjelmose, Mohoric, Wellens, Laporte and Matthews among big favourites

Preview . The 8th of September will see a long-awaited return of the World Tour peloton and racing to Canada, for what is the first of the two Canadian hilly classics: GP de Québec . This one being more sprinter friendly, it should see more tactical racing in the streets of Québec, with several riders within a shot of taking a big win.

The route will feature a total of 204 kilometers, which are divided by 16 laps, each with just under 13 kilometers in distance. There are 2400 meters of climbing in what is an all-day rolling road race, as each lap contains three small hilltops to face. The first half of the circuit sees the riders descend from the center of Québec down into the river for the first five kilometers, and then throughout the next four there will be a pan-flat section where the teams will, in each lap, reorganize and look to position their leaders into the difficult part of the race.

Profile & Route GP de Québec 2023

The first little ascent features 300 meters at 8.3% - the Côte de la Montagne - and finished with 3.5 kilometers to go, on the final lap of course. A very short but fast downhill section follows before the second kick up which will be the Côte de la Potasse which is 400 meters long at 6% and finished with just 2 kilometers to go.

The road briefly flattens before the final grind into the line, which will feature 1.1 kilometers at 4%. Not deadly gradients, but some that can see late attacks succeed, can suffocate some sprinters, and will also make a big difference when it comes to the energy the riders will have into a final sprint.

Final startlist GP de Québec with Alaphilippe, De Lie, Laporte, Girmay, Bilbao, Adam and Simon Yates

The Weather

A race that can be made tougher by the weather conditions. Rain is forecasted for the whole Friday in Québec, it is expected to be less intense (maybe stopping) throughout the final hours of the race, but slippery roads are almost certain. It will make for a more tense race, more selective, more favourable for attackers.

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The Favourites

EF Education-EasyPost - A team with plenty cards. In North America EF will have special motivation to perform, and they have the weapons to do it. Magnus Cort Nielsen falls into the spectrum of the sprinters who are very well suited to a hilly day. Alberto Bettiol , Ben Healy and Neilson Powless are each big favourites if they have their best legs, whilst Mikkel Honoré and Esteban Chaves are also strong enough to make the race tough on the climbs and play into the collective favour.

UAE Team Emirates - Another team with immense depth. Perhaps a lineup better suited to Montréal. Let's split the lineup into two groups. One is Adam Yates, Brandon McNulty and Rafal Majka who are stronger climbers, they will prefer the other classic and here will be outsiders. The other group is made of Marc Hirschi, Diego Ulissi and Tim Wellens , all of them explosive, with a strong sprint and pure puncheurs. The Belgian specially is a huge threat taking into consideration the form he showed at the Renewi Tour where he was victorious.

Bahrain - Victorious - There Matej Mohoric looked equally as strong, and will be a threat as big as Wellens. A strong sprinter specially when the race tilts up, a brilliant rouleur and a rider who is not afraid to attack whether in sight of the finish line or 50 kilometers away. Bahrain have Pello Bilbao and Jack Haig to further take place in an offensive race.

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Lidl - Trek - Lidl are another team with great ambitions because of the racing in North America, and they can realistically aim for the victory. After an impressive season, it would be no surprise to see last week's Maryland Cycling Classic winner Mattias Skjelmose in contention for the win. Adding an in-form Toms Skujins and we've got an interesting lineup.

Israel - Premier Tech - The team have Canadian sponsorship and a hefty Canadian rider and staff base. The closest to a home team, I wouldn't call it in form but with a few interesting riders. Michael Woods will prefer Montréal but is a contender for a good result here if he plays his cards right; Corbin Strong is a good option for an uphill sprint; Simon Clarke is a mix of puncheur with a good finish; Derek Gee is a strong rouleur who can attack as is the case with Hugo Houle who just finished in the podium of Maryland.

Soudal - Quick-Step - Julian Alaphilippe is the first name that pops to mind but is a big question. The Frenchman's form is questionable, even though it's a very good finale for him I struggle to see him ride for the win. Ilan van Wilder will be a great card for Sunday whilst here he'll be an outsider, the team could well make it's biggest bet on Mauro Schmid who prefers these big-ring explosive efforts.

INEOS Grenadiers - A team that could have in Ethan Hayter a weapon for the win, but as he returns to form expectations are modest. Michal Kwiatkowski returned to great form this summer and could well fight for the win, whilst Daniel Martínez and Pavel Sivakov offer more offensive cards.

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In the field of the sprinters, besides some names mentioned above, we find the likes of Arnaud De Lie, Alex Aranburu and Intermarché-Circus-Wanty duo of Biniam Girmay and Mike Teunissen . In the past often this race ended in a reduced group sprint, but some of the main figures that have in the past ruled here are not present. There isn't a rider like a van Aert or Sagan at his prime or another big figure who would be unaffected by the climbs. Michael Matthews is here, Jayco AlUla do have a quality team including team with Simon Yates to cover attacks. However one team won't be enough. Hence, it becomes more attractive to the attackers as there will be few teams thinking of a sprint. Quinten Hermans could likely do quite well if it comes down a sprint in this terrain.

The startlist does include plenty other quality classics riders. Last week's Bretagne Classic winner for example Valentin Madouas will be a very big favourite as he carries great form. He leads an extensive list of French classics specialists that also include defending champion Benoît Cosnefroy, Axel Zingle, Victor Lafay and Arkéa's Samsic double-pronged approach of Clément Champoussin and Warren Barguil .

Less explosive but also outsiders for the race include Jai Hindley who's opted out of the Vuelta a Espana towards a different calendar, Matteo Jorgenson and Team DSM-Firmenich duo Andreas Leknessund and World Championships breakthrough Matthew Dinham .

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Prediction GP de Québec 2023:

*** Matej Mohoric, Mattias Skjelmose, Tim Wellens ** Valentin Madouas, Alberto Bettiol, Michael Matthews * Tiesj Benoot, Benoît Cosnefroy, Pello Bilbao, Marc Hirschi, Arnaud De Lie, Christophe Laporte, Ilan van Wilder, Ben Healy, Michal Kwiatkowski

Pick : Tim Wellens

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Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022: Recorrido, Perfil y Equipos

Conoce el recorrido, perfil y equipos que disputaran el Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022 este viernes 9 de septiembre en territorio canadiense.

El GP de Quebec y el de Montreal están de regreso después de una pausa de dos años por la pandemia. Esta será la primera de las dos carreras WorldTour que se disputan en Canadá y que sirven como un trampolín perfecto para el Campeonato Mundial de Ruta de este año.

Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma), Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates), Alberto Bettiol (EF Education-EasyPost), Michael Matthews (BikeExchange-Jayco), Romain Bardet (Team DSM), Geraint Thomas, Daniel Martínez y Adam Yates (Ineos Grenadiers), Biniam Girmay (Intermarché), Matej Mohoric (Bahrain Victorious) y Jasper Stuyven (Trek-Segafredo) serán algunas de las grandes estrellas que estarán presentes en la clásica canadiense.

Para los equipos que luchan contra el descenso de WorldTour, estas dos carreras de un día ofrecen valiosos puntos para la clasificación, mientras que para Canadá será una celebración de un exitoso verano tras la conmovedora victoria de etapa en el Tour de Francia del canadiense Hugo Houle.

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Recorrido del Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022

El Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec se lleva a cabo en un circuito sinuoso y montañosos, muy parecidos al de Wollongong, por lo que ofrece una última oportunidad para que los ciclistas vena su estado de forma y estudien a sus rivales.

Perfil del Recorrido del Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022

[9 de septiembre] québec y québec (201.6 km).

La carrera cuenta con un trazado de 201,6 km, que consta de 16 vueltas a un circuito de 12,6 km que serpentea por el Parc des Champs de Bataille a orillas del poderoso río San Lorenzo.

Cada vuelta al circuito cuenta con las subidas cortas de la Côte de la Potasse y la Montée de la Fabrique antes de un falso llano de más de un kilómetro hasta la línea de meta en la Grande Allée.

El desnivel acumulado en los más de los 201 km de carrera es de casi 3000 metros en total. Este recorrido se adapta muy bien para corredores como Van Aert, Matthews y Sagan.

Estos dos últimos han ganado aquí dos veces y no sería una sorpresa ver a Van Aert agregar su nombre a la lista de ganadores y convertirlo automáticamente en el gran favorito para los mundiales.

Equipos en el Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec 2022

🇦🇺 Team BikeExchange – Jayco 🇳🇱 Jumbo-Visma 🇬🇧 INEOS Grenadiers 🇦🇪 UAE Team Emirates 🇩🇪 BORA – Hansgrohe 🇧🇪 Intermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux 🇧🇭 Bahrain – Victorious 🇧🇪 Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team 🇫🇷 Groupama – FDJ 🇫🇷 Cofidis 🇧🇪 Lotto Soudal 🇫🇷 AG2R Citroën Team 🇺🇸 Trek – Segafredo 🇪🇸 Movistar Team 🇮🇱 Israel – Premier Tech 🇳🇱 Team DSM 🇺🇸 EF Education-EasyPost 🇰🇿 Astana Qazaqstan Team 🇫🇷 Team Arkéa Samsic 🇫🇷 TotalEnergies 🇨🇦 Canadá

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Quebec City Spoke Bike Tour

Paths through culture, language and cuisine, destination.

Perfect for the cycling newbies who already enjoy being active, or anyone who just wants to take it easy.

Pedal at a meandering pace, stopping to take pictures, savor a leisurely lunch and explore the surroundings. Enjoy quiet roads along flat and rolling terrain zigzagging through vineyards, olive groves and farmland.

• Average daily distance:  35-45 miles
• Terrain:  flat and rolling

Our Athletic Beginner tours are perfect for those who aren’t avid cyclists, but are fit and love to exercise regularly.

On these trips, you’ll enjoy a flowing pace with plenty of time throughout the day to indulge in the local specialties, take in the local culture and enjoy the magnificent views. There will be an occasional hill, more rolling terrain and higher mileage than an Easy tour.

• Average daily distance: 35-45 miles
• Terrain: flat and rolling
• Our guides will offer cycling clinics and one-on-one coaching in cadence, positioning and the art of shifting efficiently on rolling hills.

You love being active and cycling is your preferred way. You are in good physical condition and ride whenever you can.

Intermediate tours maintain a steady pace with opportunities to push yourself by tackling challenging climbs with great descents over stunning terrain. You’ll still have time to explore and enjoy the landscape and towns you’ll visit.

• Average daily distance:  40-50 miles
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You are an avid cyclist who trains regularly, participates in bicycling events and is eager to plan their next bicycling vacation. You enjoy a vigorous ride, challenging climbs and thrilling descents.

These “Epic” and “follow the race” tours are spectacular and have plenty of classic climbs and are perfect for cyclists who covet long mileage with lots of hills and varying terrain.

• Average daily distance:  45+ miles
• Terrain:  hilly with long climbs

W elcome to Quebec City, where you can embark on a distinctive bike journey exclusively along picturesque bicycle paths. With our Spoke Tour, there’s no need to pack your bags every day; you’ll return each evening to your welcoming and historically charming hotel, complete with plush beds and cozy duvets. In this city renowned for its culinary artistry, savor the delights of French, Québecois, and Indigenous cuisines at exquisite restaurants. Our scenic bike paths will guide you through the vibrant spring blooms or autumnal hues as you traverse the breathtaking landscapes of Quebec City and the St-Lawrence River and immerse yourself in the local language and history. Seize this opportunity to savor the beauty of nature while uncovering the profound cultural heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Tour Essence

• Enjoy a cooking lesson at Mme Germaine’s Culinary School.
• Go on walking tours of historic Québec City, founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain.
• Visit a Huron First Nation Longhouse and lunch at  La Traite , cuisine inspired by the Indigenous terroir.
• Enjoy tastings of local maple syrup delicacies, apple cider and other culinary creations.
• Partake in daily French lessons to help you connect with the locals.
• Learn about and experience the Great Snow Goose Migration.
• Refuel at ice cream bars ( bars laitiers ) and poutine stops (casse-croûte).
• Visit beautiful and ornate Catholic churches as we cycle from one spire to the next.
• Cycle to Montmorency falls (taller than Niagara Falls) with its beautiful manor, cross the suspended bridge or possibly zipline across the plunge pool.

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• Daily French language lessons
• Visit to a Huron First Nation Longhouse and lunch at La Traite , cuisine inspired by the Indigenous terroir

Confirmed tours are dates that have been selected by us that have a very high probability of reaching the minimum group size for us to run the tour and for you to receive the best Ciclismo Classico experience. These tours are confirmed as much as a year in advance, compared to our regularly scheduled tours which are confirmed around 90 days prior to departure.  When you place your deposit for a confirmed tour, you have the green light to make your pre and post travel plans and even book your flight with our personal guarantee that your tour will run!

If you are traveling alone, this optional single supplement will guarantee you a room to yourself at each hotel. The cost of a single room is often more than half the price of a shared room, so this additional supplement reflects that increased cost for each night over the course of the trip.

Quebec City: Where It All Began and Where we Will Begin

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Our hub for this tour will be Le Germain, known as the first boutique hotel in Canada. It is housed in a restored century old Canada Dominion Bank. You may have to walk through the vault doors to get to your room. It is perfectly located in the Old Port area, on rue St-Pierre, the district known for its art galleries, vintage and antique shops, interesting cafés and designer ateliers. The bike path network begins just down the street. 

Québécois Culture and Cuisine

Wendake: indigenous culture and food, montmorency falls, the mist and the manor, return to where it all began.

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Billie Eilish anuncia dos conciertos en Barcelona en junio de 2025

La artista norteamericana actuará el 14 y 15 de junio en el palau sant jordi en el marco de su gira mundial 'hit me hard and soft: the tour'.

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Billie Eilish, en una imagen de archivo. EP

La artista norteamericana Billie Eilish actuará en el Palau Sant Jordi de Barcelona el 14 y 15 de junio de 2025 en el marco de su gira 'Hit me hard and soft: The Tour', anunciada este lunes.

Las entradas para los conciertos de Eilish en Barcelona, únicas fechas confirmadas en el Estado español, se pondrán a la venta este viernes 3 de mayo , con una preventa el 2 de mayo en livenation.es, ha informado la promotora Live Nation.

La gira se iniciará el 29 de septiembre en Quebec (Canadá) , tras lo que recorrerá Norteamérica hasta diciembre, para luego ir en febrero a Australia, y llegará a Europa en abril de 2025, donde actuará en diversas ciudades -seis conciertos en Londres- y cerrará el tour el 27 de julio en Dublín (Irlanda).

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