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The 118th edition of Paris-Tours, which will start on Sunday in Chartres, offers a 213.8 km course including eight climbs and ten gravel sectors in the last 67 kilometres. The event will feature in 2 hours and 20 minutes of television coverage, with the live broadcast starting at 3pm. Several world class sprinters and Flemish classics specialists are on the..."I hope we can play with the laws of physics"
You defeated Jasper Philipsen to win Binche–Chimay–Binche in style last Tuesday. How would you rate your form going into Paris–Tours?
It was a jolt of confidence. I'd been feeling a bit under the weather since the Grand Prix de Wallonie two weeks ago. I was having a hard time shaking it off, so I was quite apprehensive in the run-up to Binche–Chimay–Binche....
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Predict the winners of Paris-Tours with the Tour de France Club
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Philipsen and Pedersen... and even more !
There are plenty of good reasons to throw everything you've got into the battle for a victory in Tours that will make your record look good when it comes time to compile your annual results. The results are never good enough for sprinters and classic chasers, who are more often than not subjected to emotional ups and downs as the weeks go by in the peloton. Jasper Philipsen,...
On track for glory
The Paris-Tours classic has been on the calendar since 1896. In 1951, it moved to its current late-season slot, which gives it a special flavour. The classics specialists who made the headlines in Belgium and northern France back in spring have now got their sights trained on the finish line on Avenue de Grammont, in front of Tours City Hall, in the hopes of adding the finishing...
2024 Paris-Tours : the 23 teams selected
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