We proudly present: the winners of the Baloise Belgium Tour 2023 🥳 #BaloiseBelgiumTour
The Baloise Belgium Tour takes place from the 12th to the 16th of June and has become one of the most popular preparation races for the Tour de France, especially for sprinters and classics riders! Let's take a look at its profiles.
Stage 1 (ITT): Beringen - Beringen, 12 kilometers
The race starts off in the town of Beringen with a 12-kilometer time-trial. This is an important day for the overall classification; the course is long enough to create differences and in such a short race they won't be easy to get back. It will set an order before the difficult days.
Stage 2. Merelbeke - Knokke-Heist, 184.2 kilometers
Stage 2 takes place from Merelbeke and Knokke-Heist and is 184 kilometers long. A day for the sprinters, where the wind may play a role but overall the profile doesn't have too many difficulties. There is a slight uphill finish but the fast men will enjoy the route.
Stage 3: Turnhout - Scherpenheuvel-Zichem, 188.3 kilometers
The third stage of the race goes into Flandrien roads which are, as always, tense and explosive. The day ends in Scherpenheuvel-Zichem and ultimately, the final few small bergs and cobbled sectors provide opportunities for the race to explode.
Stage 4: Durbuy - Durbuy, 177 kilometers
The fourth day of the race starts and finished in the city of Durbuy and follows a hilly circuit. This is a very hard day where the classics specialists and all riders in good form will try to make the difference. The overall classification can be decided on this day, which features a lot of climbing and rolling terrain.
Stage 5: Brussel - Brussel, 186.2 kilometers
The race ends in the Belgium capital of Brussel. It's a day that should end in a sprint, although the finale definitely isn't pan-flat and not only the sprinters, but the GC contenders have to be at the very front to avoid losing something they have won the previous days.
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