The last WorldTour race on the calendar before the Tour de France will be contested this Sunday, June 22. In Denmark, a new race will test many of the world's fastest men in the streets of Denmark's capital during the Copenhagen Sprint. Here's when and where to follow the race on TV and online.
The race will be 235 kilometers long and will not feature any significant climbs. It is a sprinter's dream, in a calendar full of hilly or mountainous races, and in which there are more and more difficult races.
TV
The Copenhagen Sprint 2025 can be followed live through Eurosport and MAX applications. Also through Eurosport 1 or Eurosport 2 channels on other platforms such as Movistar, Orange, Vodafone or DAZN;
ONLINE
You already know that you can follow all the online information of the Copenhagen Sprint and the rest of the races of the UCI calendar through CyclingUpToDate live feedback.
HOURS
- The departure will take place in Roskilde at 11:00h.
- The finish will take place in Copenhagen around 17:30h, depending on how fast the edition is.
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