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PREVIEW | Tour de Luxembourg 2024 stage 4 - Juan Ayuso the main favourite for hilly time-trial
CyclingSaturday, 21 September 2024 at 11:41
From the 18th to the 22nd of September the peloton will tackle the Tour de Luxembourg. The five-day stage-race in the small central European nation features plenty explosive stages which will serve as perfect preparation for the World Championships. We preview stage 4.
Stage 4 is the race's time-trial which takes place in the city of Differdange. It is 15.6 kilometers long but it is not exactly one for the specialists as it also involves some climbing. There will be a 1.3-kilometer long ascent at over 8% before a plateau section that antecedes the downhill finale back to town.
Stage 4 (ITT): Differdange - Differdange, 15.6 kilometers
Prediction 2024 Tour de Luxembourg stage 4:
*** Juan Ayuso, Antonio Tiberi
** Marc Hirschi, Mathieu van der Poel, Felix Grossschartner
* Wilco Kelderman, Finn Fisher-Black, Quinn Simmons, Mads Pedersen, Mauri Vansevenant, Bart Lemmen, Magnus Cort Nielsen, Bob Jungels
Pick: Juan Ayuso
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