Preview, favourites, profile, route and predictions Tour de Luxembourg 2025 stage 4 - McNulty and Skjelmose fight for GC win in decisive time-trial
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This Saturday, September 20th, the fourth and penultimate stage of the Tour de Luxembourg 2025 will take place, a race that started last Wednesday 17 and will finish on Sunday 21. Mattias Skjelmose took the yellow overall leader's jersey after winning on the third day of competition, 4 seconds ahead of Jordan Jegat and 8 seconds ahead of Brandon McNulty. The stage is estimated to start at 15:15CET and finish at 18:00CET.
The individual time trial of the race will take place in Niederanven and will be 26.3 kilometers long. It will be practically flat, with McNulty himself as the big favorite. The UAE Team Emirates - XRG American should be on track for the overall victory here, in his great specialty. There will only be one intermediate point, 15 kilometers from the finish.
Behind the American, riders like Ethan Vernon or Stefan Bisseger could do well in the time trial. Other names to watch out for are the final classification candidates Mattias Skjlemose and Tao Geoghegan Hart. The Dane has proven to be in great form after winning stage 3. He is also a good rider, although 8 seconds seems too small a margin over McNulty.
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Niederanven - Niederanven, 26.3 kilometers
Prediction Stage 4 Tour de Luxembourg 2025:
*** Brandon McNulty
** Ethan Vernon, Stefan Bisseger
* Mattias Skjelmose, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Nils Politt, Casper Philipsen
** Ethan Vernon, Stefan Bisseger
* Mattias Skjelmose, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Nils Politt, Casper Philipsen
Pick: Brandon McNulty

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