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PREVIEW | 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2024 stage 1 - Pascal Ackermann, Casper van Uden, Sam Bennett and Arnaud Démare headline first bunch sprint
CyclingTuesday, 14 May 2024 at 11:41
From May 14th to 19th, the 4 Jours de Dunkerque will unfold in northern France. This six-day race is a prominent fixture among the many French events during this period, known for its thrilling stages that highlight the skills of sprinters and classics riders. Let's preview the upcoming stages.
Stage 1: Dunkerque - Le Touquet-Paris Plage, 171.6 kilometers
The race starts off with a stage for the sprinters starting in Dunkerque and finishing in Le Touquet. It is the first of four days that should end in a sprint and will suit the fast men.
Prediction 4 Jours de Dunkerque stage 1:
*** Pascal Ackermann, Casper van Uden
** Sam Bennett, Arnaud Démare, Jason Tesson
* Paul Penhoët, Lionel Taminiaux, Milan Menten, Milan Fretin, Geoffrey Soupe, Lorrenzo Manzin, Pierre Barbier
Pick: Pascal Ackermann
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