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58th THE PRESIDENTIAL CYCLING TOUR OF TÜRKIYE , 8-15 OCTOBER 2023

The Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR), which began in 1963 as the Marmara Tour, gained international status in 1966 and has been taken under the auspices of the Presidency since 1968, hosts renowned cycling teams and cyclists in the elite men's category in a route surrounded by natural and historical treasures of Turkey.

The Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye, which supports the development of Turkish cycling and has an important place and brand value in world cycling, will take place from 8-15 October 2023 after being postponed from its original date (23-30 April) due to the devastating earthquakes in February.

Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye with the participation of 25 professional cycling teams will be held between 8-15 October, as 8 stages, with greater enthusiasm and grandeur on the 100th anniversary of the founding of Turkish Republic and the Turkish Cycling Federation.  

We continue our journey through the Mediterranean and Agean coastlines to reach the 8,000-year-old historic peninsula of Istanbul for the grand finale of our cross-continental journey. 8 days of international live TV coverage of over 2 hours a day on prestigious sports channels around the world, challenging stages for both sprinters and climbers, beautiful scenery surrounded by unique history and natural beauty, sunshine along the route, a good selection of Turkish cuisine, warm and generous hospitality are some of the most recognized features of this unique experience.

The 58th Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey will feature the following stages:

• Stage 1: 8 October 2023 Alanya - Antalya (135 km)
• Stage 2: 9 October 2023 Kemer - Kalkan (166,5 km)
• Stage 3: 10 October 2023 Fethiye - Babadağ (104,1 km)
• Stage 4: 11 October 2023 Fethiye - Marmaris (165,3 km)
• Stage 5: 12 October 2023 Marmaris - Yalıkavak (180.6 km)
• Stage 6: 13 October 2023 Bodrum - Selçuk (193.3 km)
• Stage 7: 14 October 2023 Selçuk - Manisa- İzmir (159.8 km)
• Stage 8: 15 October 2023 Istanbul - Sultanahmet (130,5 km)

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• Stage 5 | Bodrum - Kuşadasi 2024-04-25 181.9kms
• Stage 6 | Kuşadasi - Manisa 2024-04-26 165.8km
• Stage 7 | İzmir - İzmir 2024-04-27 179km
• Stage 8 | Istanbul - Istanbul 2024-04-28 110km

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• 1 MACIEJUK Filip
• 2 HAJEK Alexander
• 3 WELSFORD Sam
• 4 LÜHRS Luis-Joe
• 5 MULLEN Ryan
• 6 VAN POPPEL Danny
• 7 WANDAHL Frederik

• 11 ANDRESEN Tobias Lund
• 12 VAN DEN BERG Julius
• 13 VAN DEN BROEK Frank
• 14 DORUSSEN Johan
• 15 JAKOBSEN Fabio
• 16 PEATFIELD Benjamin
• 17 WELTEN Bram

• 21 GHYS Robbe
• 22 PLOWRIGHT Jensen
• 23 RICKAERT Jonas
• 24 SINKELDAM Ramon
• 25 UHLIG Henri
• 26 DEHAIRS Simon

• 31 CAVENDISH Mark
• 32 BALLERINI Davide
• 33 KANTER Max
• 34 SELIG Rüdiger
• 35 PRONSKIY Vadim
• 36 LÓPEZ Harold Martín
• 37 VINOKUROV Nicolas

• 41 ABREHA Negasi Haylu
• 42 CAMPRUBÍ Marcel
• 43 CONCA Filippo
• 44 DONOVAN Mark
• 45 HAGEN Carl Fredrik
• 46 TOWNSEND Rory
• 47 WHELAN James

• 51 BABOR Daniel
• 52 BÁRTA Tomáš
• 53 CEPEDA Jefferson Alveiro
• 54 GONZÁLEZ David
• 55 JOHNSTON Calum
• 56 LEITÃO Iúri
• 57 MURGUIALDAY Jokin

• 61 MAESTRI Mirco
• 62 LONARDI Giovanni
• 63 DOUBLE Paul
• 64 PEÑALVER Manuel
• 65 SEVILLA Diego Pablo
• 66 PIETROBON Andrea
• 67 FETTER Erik

• 71 JACKSON George
• 72 MORA Sebastián
• 73 SAINBAYAR Jambaljamts (DNF #3)
• 74 APARICIO Mario
• 75 LANGELLOTTI Victor
• 76 FRANCO Alejandro
• 77 DELGADO David

• 81 COLNAGHI Luca
• 82 MAGLI Filippo
• 83 PALETTI Luca
• 84 PINAZZI Mattia
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• 86 ZANONCELLO Enrico
• 87 ZOCCARATO Samuele

• 91 DE TIER Floris
• 92 PERSICO Davide
• 93 TEUGELS Lennert
• 94 TIZZA Marco
• 95 VAN ROOY Kenneth
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• 97 WEEMAES Sasha

• 101 CONTI Valerio
• 102 VAN EMPEL Etienne
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• 131 BUDYAK Anatoliy
• 132 EYOB Metkel
• 133 KUDUS Merhawi
• 134 MOHD ZARIFF Muhammad Nur Aiman
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• 136 ROSLI Muhammad Nur Aiman Bin
• 137 MILTIADIS Andreas

• 141 LYU Xianjing
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• 143 SMIT Willie
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• 145 LI Zhen (DNF #4)
• 146 TENG Geng
• 147 JANSE VAN RENSBURG Reinardt

• 151 CLAEYS Robbe
• 152 DUPONT Timothy
• 153 JOSEPH Thomas
• 154 MARCHAND Gianni
• 155 RELAES Jacob
• 156 SANTY Arne
• 157 VERWILT Mauro

• 161 BERLIN Antoine
• 162 BOUVIER Léo
• 163 DORN Vinzent
• 164 EISENBARTH Pirmin
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• 166 SCHIFFER Anton
• 167 YEMANE Dawit

• 171 BERHANE Natnael
• 172 MENGS Petros
• 173 KAYGISIZ Zeki
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• 176 ERKAN Muhammed
• 177 EGIN Ali

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• 191 ABAY Burak
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Tour of Turkey 2024: live stream the Presidential cycling

Eight stages from Antalya to Istanbul

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The 59th Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey will see red hot action unfold across eight stages as it visits all the popular holiday spots along the country’s western coast between Antalya and Istanbul.

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The Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey returns to the calendar again keen to show off the natural wonders of the country to the world and to provide an excellent spectacle for bike racing fans.

This year, just four World Tour teams have turned up in the shape of BORA - hansgrohe, Team dsm-firmenich PostNL, Astana Qazaqstan Team and Alpecin - Deceuninck so this will open up opportunities for some of the smaller teams to score a big victory in this prestigious race. 

With a host of sprint stages along the route it’s no surprise to see some of the world’s best sprinters present including Sam Welsford (BORA - hansgrohe), Fabio Jakobsen (Team dsm-firmenich PostNL) and back after illness the one and only Mark Cavendish (Astana Qazaqstan Team).

Travelling east to west the first seven stages hug the beautiful coast line hopping from town to town, resort to resort before a long transfer to stage eight in the magical city of Istanbul. 

The day's early break almost held on to the line but were agonisingly caught within the final kilometre. A couple more riders then launched very late attacks but in the end it came down to a mass sprint with the win being taken by Tobias Lund Andresen (Dsm-firmenich PostNL).

The young Dane also moves into the race lead as it heads north towards Kusadasi and even through there are a few hills it looks like being another sprint finish. 

Read on for where to watch Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey 2024 cycling action live, wherever you are in the world.

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Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey 2024 stages

The eight stage tour starts with a predominantly flat 135km around the city of Antalya to provide opportunity number one for the big sprinters before starting its journey westwards along the coast line. 

Stage two from Kemer to Kas is a much longer 190km and with a couple of lumps near the start and a sizeable climb 60km from the finish it could see a much more attacking race.

Stage three from the popular resort of Fethiye to Marmaris is a very hilly affair but maybe not hilly enough to get rid of the sprinters who could have their day again at the finish.

There are two classified climbs on stage four including a second category ascent after 94km to shake things up so it is likely a much smaller group will make it into Bodrum to contest the finish.

Stage five between Bodrum and Kusadasi is lumpy again but the climbs are smaller so the pendulum again swings in favour of the fast men, although they will be made to work for it, especially over the final peak with 30km left to race. 

Stage six is the queen stage with a mountain top finish at Manisa. This 20km climb takes the riders up above 1000m altitude and will be pivotal in deciding the outcome of the general classification.

Stage seven has just one minor lump just before half way before an absolutely pan flat run to the line and then the race ends with stage eight in and around the bustling city of Istanbul.

Stage 1 | Sunday April 21 , Antalya - Antalya, 135km

Stage 2 | M0nday April 22 , Kemer - Kaş, 190.4km

Stage 3 | Tuesday April 23, Fethiye - Marmaris, 154.4km

Stage 4 | Wednesday April 24, Marmaris - Bodrum, 136.8km

Stage 5 | Thursday April 25, Bodrum - Kuşadasi, 181.9kms

Stage 6 | Friday April 26, Kuşadasi - Manisa, 165.8km

Stage 7 | Saturday April 27, İzmir - İzmir, 179km

Stage 8 | Sunday April 28, Istanbul - Istanbul, 110km

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Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey 2024, 21st to 28th April

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Slavique Nuke

• Yesterday at 1:05 PM

At least the Turks are making progress. The TV coverage now shows the remaining kilometres and the gap.  

• Yesterday at 1:07 PM

Carrick-On-Seine

• Yesterday at 1:10 PM

Landeirovic said: Wow Kanter wins a race! Click to expand...

• Yesterday at 1:14 PM

Rob5091 said: The wonders of technology, huh?! (mind you, there's no guarantee they're correct! ) Click to expand...

• Yesterday at 1:54 PM

Tour of Turkey trying to kill someone with that finish  

• Yesterday at 1:56 PM

Not the fairest of sprints, but it's more the race's fault than Danny's tbh.  

GenericBoonenFan

• Yesterday at 1:57 PM

Hardly a fair sprint by Danny, but this finish was asking for it.  

• Yesterday at 1:59 PM

I had a bet on Lonardi, hopefully van Poppel will be relegated  

After chasing down guys all day, Bora & Van Poppel win - chapeau, although Lonardi was not a happy man in 2nd as he was blocked out against the barriers. All of the big 3 sprinters had an off day with the last lumpy bits. Does not look good for Cav's hope of that last win at the Tour.  

• Yesterday at 2:08 PM

my Turkish is rusty but are they saying they're now looking at the sprint?  

• Yesterday at 2:13 PM

Danny relegated He did close the door on Lonardi, but tbf so would anyone, just a bad finish in general.  

• Yesterday at 2:50 PM

Van Poppels deviation was worse than Matthews in Ronde De Vlaanderen.  

• Yesterday at 3:06 PM
• Yesterday at 3:43 PM

• Yesterday at 4:53 PM

Rob5091 said: After chasing down guys all day, Bora & Van Poppel win - chapeau, although Lonardi was not a happy man in 2nd as he was blocked out against the barriers. All of the big 3 sprinters had an off day with the last lumpy bits. Does not look good for Cav's hope of that last win at the Tour. Click to expand...

• Yesterday at 5:07 PM

Lol at the parcours today. It's impossible to keep your line with that corner there. I can understand it feels unfair to Lonari but this is pretty ridiculous.  

Libertine Seguros

• Yesterday at 7:14 PM

Samamba said: No that's for teams (Pro team or conti), not for races. Money helps ofcourse, but there's more. They got demoted cause they tried to break every riders bones every year. Click to expand...

Samu Cuenca

• Yesterday at 7:44 PM

Here's the UCI document listing the different financial obligations for teams and organisers. It's definitely cheaper to register a .1 race than a .Pro event, if I've understood the rules correctly. You also have to pay a 1000 Euro fee just to submit an application to join the ProSeries. https://assets.ctfassets.net/761l7gh5x5an/3XSdDT5GZNHaRDKjjqE4bo/d586af08d8940967b7e4cdac1d14bc18/ROA-20231008_-_2024_Road_Financial_Obligations.pdf  

• Today at 10:44 AM

Not only the indignation of being relegated but Van Poppel gets also a 200 Swiss Franc fine for his wayward sprinting yesterday.  

• Today at 10:51 AM

SHAD0W93 said: Cav’s just returning from being sick for awhile, wasn’t expecting much this race. But like last year his only chance is before the second and third week as OTL chances increase. But without Vingegaard or not at 100%, the stages might not be raced as hard. Click to expand...

"It's so hard. I am actually in a bit of shock," Click to expand...

• Today at 11:10 AM

Rob5091 said: Back in October, when the route for this year's tour was announced, Cav said, https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/ma...st-route-ive-ever-seen-at-the-tour-de-france/ Since then Cav's been away ill and the peloton has gotten faster and faster. Even without Vingegaard, Pogacar, Roglic & Remco should be at the Tour so Cav needs to be at 100% just to be in with a shot. Click to expand...

• Today at 2:02 PM

Another win for Kanter is on the way  

QueenStagiaire

• Today at 2:12 PM

You know, real time gaps would be helpful here.  

• Today at 2:14 PM

The Turkish GPS shows random numbers between 15 and 55, but BORA needs to be in front now to make it a sprint  

@Skijumper Roglic fan isn't that your boy Calum Johnston in the break maybe about to make it? The Scottish guy from Caja?  

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