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5. szakasz (siófok - pécs), wout poels (bahrain victorious), damien howson (q36.5 pro cycling team), emanuel buchmann (bora - hansgrohe), 4. szakasz (budapest - etyek), thibau nys (lidl-trek), marc hirschi (uae team emirates), yannis voisard (tudor pro cycling team), 3. szakasz (kazincbarcika - gyöngyös-kékestető), diego ulissi (uae team emirates), emanuel buchmann (bora-hansgrohe), 2. szakasz (tokaj - kazincbarcika), mark cavendish (astana qazaqstan), dylan groenewegen (jayco alula), jon aberasturi (euskaltel - euskadi), 1. szakasz (karcag - hajdúszoboszló), sam welsford (bora-hansgrohe), samuel quaranta (mbh bank colpack ballan), jakub mareczko (corratec - vini fantini, pontverseny, martin voltr (pierre baguette), manuel penalver (polti-kometa), hegyi pontverseny, siebe deweirdt (flanders - baloise), christian bagatin (mbh bank colpack ballan), legjobb magyar versenyzők, márton dina (hungary), erik fetter (polti-kometa), márk valent (mbh bank colpack ballan).

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The route of Tour de Hongrie 2023 has been revealed!

Budapest, 879 km, 7554 metres of elevation, three flat stages, two summit finishes – the route of the 44th Tour de Hongrie was presented on 28 February 2023 in Budapest Music Center. 

Click here for more pictures. They are free for non-commercial use. Credits: tdh.hu/Zoltán Vanik, Márió Pertorini

The most important figures of Hungarian cycling attended the event, including:

• Károly Eisenkrammer - CEO of Vuelta Ltd., the general organiser,
• Máriusz Révész – Secretary of State, responsible for the development and promotion of active recreation
• Dr. Ádám Schmidt – Secretary of State, responsible for sports administration and development affairs
• Stephen Roche (above in the picture)  – former World Champion, winner of Giro d’Italia and Tour de France
• Dániel Papp, CEO of MTVA (Media Services and Support Trust Fund)

Hungarian professional cyclists also took part the gala, including three-time Hungarian Champion Péter Kusztor (Team Novo Nordisk) and two-time Hungarian Champion Viktor Filutás. Some of the most important riders of the race’s history greeted the audience via video, such as five-time Tour de France stage winner, Dylan Groenewegen, reigning European Champion Fabio Jakobsen, or winner of Tour de Hongrie 2020, Attila Valter. Groenewegen and Jakobsen announced that they will participate in the race this year as well, after winning three stages in 2022.

The first ProSeries edition of Tour de Hongrie will feature nine WorldTeams, nine ProTeams, three Continental Teams and the National Team of Hungary . You can find the list of the participating teams here.

The official route:

Stage 1: Szentgotthárd – Szentgotthárd (168 km)

Start: 10.05.2023. (Wednesday), Szentgotthárd, Széll Kálmán square

Finish: Szentgotthárd, Sport Center, Kossuth Lajos street

The 44th Tour de Hongrie starts from Szentgotthárd. The peloton will head south-east, to the heart of Őrség National Park, before reaching Zalalövő and turning north. Then, they’ll get around Körmend to complete the loop. The riders have to tackle the lap two times, with two 3rd category climbs and three Intermediate Sprints along the way. The 168-km-long stage will most likely end in a bunch sprint.

Szentgotthárd, the westernmost city of Hungary, will host a Tour de Hongrie stage for the first time in its history. Due to the proximity of the Slovenian, Austrian and Croatian border, the organisers are expecting many foreign spectators along the roads.

Stage 2: Zalaegerszeg – Keszthely (175 km)

Start: 11.05.2023. (Thursday), Zalaegerszeg, Göcsej Museum, Batthány Lajos street

Finish: Keszthely, Georgikon street

Zalaegerszeg debuts as a stage host in 2023. The route takes the peloton towards Nagyvázsony, before turning south and reaching the northern shores of Lake Balaton. Two 3rd category climbs and three Intermediate Sprints are waiting for the riders, who will finish the stage in Keszthely, next to the famous Festetics Castle. Stage 2 includes only 900 metres of elevation, which indicates that the sprinters will fight for the victory.

The center of Zala County, was planned to host the finish of Stage 1 in 2017, but extreme weather conditions forced the organisers to cancel the etape. Six years later, Zalaegerszeg will finally debut in Tour de Hongrie as the host of a stage start.

Keszthely has a huge history in cycling: the coastal town of Lake Balaton is hosting Tour de Hongrie stages since 1930. A win in Keszthely tends to bring good luck: the last two riders who took victory here (Mihkel Räim in 2016 and Manuel Belletti in 2018) went on to win the General Classification too!

Stage 3: Kaposvár – Pécs (180 km)

Start: 12.05.2023. (Friday) Kaposvár, Gergely Csiky Theatre, Rákóczi square

Finish: Pécs, Zoo

An important day for the climbing specialists comes on 12 May. After a short lap around Kaposvár, the peloton heads south to reach the Mecsek Mountain and its capital, Pécs. The hilly parkour contains six categorized climbs and 2500+ metres of total elevation. The most difficult one is Bárány street: the 1,5-km climb has an average gradient over 11 percent, with sections up to 20 percent! The riders will have to tackle this monster three times, before finishing the stage just a few hundred metres away from the top, in front of Pécs Zoo.

This will be the third year in a row for Kaposvár with a major cycling race visiting the city. In 2021, Phil Bauhaus won Stage 1 of Tour de Hongrie in a bunch sprint, while in 2022, Grande Partenza of Giro d’Italia had a stage start in the capital of Somogy County. Tour de Hongrie have visited the city four times already.

Cycling in general is almost 130 years old in Pécs: the first cycling race between Budapest and the capital of Baranya County was held in 1894. The biggest cycling race of Hungary visited the 5th biggest city of the country 19 times, but the last occasion was 19 years ago. The last winner was Australian Philip Thuaux here, back in 2004.

Stage 4: Martonvásár – Dobogókő (206 km)

Start: 13.05.2023. (Saturday), Martonvásár, Brunszvik Castle

Finish: Dobogókő, mountaintop

The Queen Stage of Tour de Hongrie 2023 comes on 13 May. The 206-km-long route includes five categorized climbs and 2646 metres of elevation. Martonvásár will get the ball rolling for the first time in its history. The riders will then face 3 Intermediate Sprints, before reaching the Pilis Mountain. With the most popular cycling roads of the country being used, the route features the 2-km-long Pilisszántó climb three times, with an average gradient of 9 percent. After the last lap comes the only first category climb of the race: Dobogókő. It’s 5,2 percent average gradient is misleading: the last kilometre is almost completely flat, which makes team tactics extremely important with General Classification on the wire.

Brunszvik Castle of Martonvásár will feature a perfect background for the start of an extremely important stage. Although Martonvásár never hosted Tour de Hongrie before, the region did: the peloton departed from Csákvár in 2022, when Olav Kooij won in Székesfehérvár.

Dobogókő is probably the most popular cycling climb in Hungary, because its proximity to the capital and its beautiful nature. The slopes of the hardest climb in Pilis Mountain will host a stage finish for the first time, and almost certainly will crown the winner of Tour de Hongrie 2023.

Stage 5: Budapest – Budapest (150 km)

Start: 14.05.2023. (Sunday), Budapest, Császár-Komjádi Uszoda

Finish: Budapest, Császár-Komjádi Uszoda

Budapest celebrates the 150th anniversary of its foundation in 2023 – Tour de Hongrie joins the celebration with a 150-km-long final stage in the capital. The race starts from the northern bank of the Danube, next to Császár-Komjádi Swimming Pool. The almost 10-kilometre-long circuit includes the most popular tourist attractions of Budapest: Buda Castle, Parliament, Chain Bridge, Gellért Hill and Margaret Island. Only the winding roads of Budapest can stop the sprinters from fighting for another victory and the Green Jersey.

Budapest is the most frequently used city in Tour de Hongrie’s history: 77 stages started or finished here. Our first race ever departed from here back in 1925, and almost every edition held its last stage here until 2006. The last time Tour de Hongrie visited Budapest was back in 2021, when Edward Theuns won a spectacular sprint in Heroes’ Square.

Some interesting facts about the route:

• The five-day-long race travels through eight counties: Vas, Zala, Veszprém, Somogy, Baranya, Fejér, Komáron-Esztergom and Pest.
• The route includes 71 cities, towns or villages: eight of them will host a stage start or finish, nine will include an Intermediate Sprint.
• Tour de Hongrie 2023 has 15 categorized climbs – the most since 2008.
• The race is 879 km long, which makes this edition the third longest in the 21st century.

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Comment suivre le Tour de Hongrie 2023 en direct à la TV ?

Le direct TV du Tour de Hongrie 2023 est à suivre dès ce mercredi 10 mai jusqu’à l’arrivée finale le dimanche 14 mai à Budapest. La diffusion TV est à retrouver sur L’Equipe et Eurosport.

Le Tour de Hongrie 2023 (2.Pro) est à suivre en direct à la TV du mercredi 10 au dimanche 14 mai. Sur 5 étapes, les coureurs engagés trouveront un terrain idéal pour sprinter et pour grimper. D’ailleurs, quelques uns des meilleurs sprinteurs sont au départ à l’instar de Dylan Groenewegen (Jayco AlUla) et Fabio Jakobsen (Soudal Quick-Step). De leur côté, les grimpeurs auront aussi deux belles occasions de briller et les yeux seront rivés sur Egan Bernal (INEOS Grenadiers). La diffusion TV du Tour de Hongrie est assurée par L’Equipe et Eurosport , mais il faudra passer par les plateformes web pour regarder la course en direct.

• Le tracé complet du Tour de Hongrie et les profils d’étapes :  le parcours
• Les partants du Tour de Hongrie 2023 et leur dossard : les engagés
• Tous les classements en direct à chaque fin d’étape : les classements

La diffusion TV du Tour de Hongrie 2023 : sur L’Equipe et Eurosport

Mercredi 10 mai – Etape 1 : SZENTGOTTHÁRD > SZENTGOTTHÁRD (168 km)

• L’Equipe Live : direct à partir de 14h50
• Eurosport.fr : live dès 14h50
• Eurosport 1 : rediffusion à 00h05

Jeudi 11 mai – Etape 2 : ZALAEGERSZEG > KESZTHELY (175 km)

• Eurosport 1 : rediffusion à 20h00

Vendredi 12 mai – Etape 3 : KAPOSVÁR > PÉCS (180 km)

Samedi 13 mai – Etape 4 : MARTONVÁSÁR > DOBOGÓKŐ (206 km)

Dimanche 14 mai – Etape 5 : BUDAPEST > BUDAPEST (150 km)

• L’Equipe Live : direct à partir de 12h40
• Eurosport.fr : live dès 12h40
• Eurosport 1 : rediffusion à 21h00

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Durant le Tour de Hongrie 2023 , votre média  TotalVelo   se mobilise pour vous proposer de vivre au plus proche du peloton pendant cette semaine de course en  Hongrie , du 10 au 14 mai. Chaque jour, retrouvez les résultats en temps réel ainsi que les photos inédites de la course avec nos photographes sur place et toutes les vidéos des étapes. Enfin,  TotalVelo  fera le tour des réactions des coureurs à chaud pour vous informer au mieux.

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Profile & Route Tour de Hongrie 2023

Profiles . The main race within Hungary. The Tour de Hongrie sees one more year in the road directly alongside the Giro d'Italia, with a route that features stages for all types of riders. The race takes place from the 10th to 14th of May.

The race will have three stages that are set for the sprinters, although the final circuit stage in Budapest is explosive. Within the five days of racing, stages 4 and 5 will have summit finishes where the overall classification will be decided.

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Stage 1 will be a day for the sprinters. Into Szentgotthárd, the race will favour the sprinters in it's first arrival with the first race lead to be decided in a flat finish.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 1 - Sprint between Jakobsen, Groenewegen, Ewan, Bennett and Bauhaus

Stage 2 of the Tour de Hongrie is another flat one. Not a pan-flat one, as it features two categorized ascents. However, none of them are significant and a bunch sprint should be inevitable as the race heads into Kezthely.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 2

Stage 3 will be the first big day for the overall classification. It isn't a serious mountain stage but features a tough final circuit. There is a 4-kilometer climb at 4.7% to be ridden twice before the finish, but the final ascent to Pecs is where the race will be decided. It is 6.3 kilometers long at 5.7% to be ridden twice. The finale is then halfway up the climb, in a 3.5-kilometer climb at 6.1%.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 3

Stage 4 is ultimately the queen stage of the race. It features three categorized ascents before the final of the day. It is one split into two, with a steep initial hilltop that has 2 kilometers at 8.7% finishing with 9 kilometers to go. A short descent follows and then the main part of the climb to Dobogókõ is 8 kilometers long at 4.8%.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 4

The final day of the race sees the peloton race into the capital. It is not an easy day as the riders take on 15 laps of an urban circuit which has a small hilltop. It's only a kilometer at 4.3% but throughout the day it provides opportunities to attack and for the breakaway to keep on pushing a hard pace. A sprint is expected to wrap up the race however.

PREVIEW | Tour de Hongrie 2023 stage 5

Estimated start and finish times for Tour de Hongrie:

Stage 1: 12:35 - 16:20CET

Stage 2: 12:35 - 16:35CET

Stage 3: 12:05 - 16:30CET

Stage 4: 11:20 - 16:20CET

Stage 5: 11:00 - 14:20CET

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Things to do, announcements, tour of britain: everything you need to know, everything you need to know about tour of britain in suffolk.

People across Suffolk will get the chance to see some of the world's best cyclists as the final stages of the national cycling event gets underway in Suffolk.

The Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain final, a UK-based cycling racing event that started in 1945, is taking place in Suffolk today, with racers taking on a gruelling 158 kilometer race from Lowestoft to Felixstowe.

This is the seventh time the event has come to Suffolk, but the first time the final stage has ever taken in place in the county. 

The race begun at 11am from Lowestoft's promenade.

This is the route the cyclists will take through Suffolk (Image: British Cycling)

Cyclists will first head inland from Lowestoft, riding via Beccles and Bungay, and then through Halesworth, Framlingham, and Saxmundham.

Following this, they will then head along the Suffolk coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh.

The second half of the race will then take the racers through Snape, Wickham Market, Kesgrave, and Martlesham, before finishing in Sea Road in Felixstowe.

Key Timings

11am - the race will begin and racers will leave Lowestoft.

11.40am - the first immediate sprint is likely to take place in Beccles

1.30pm - cyclists likely to reach Adelburgh 

Roughly 2.20pm - the final sprint will begin in Grundisburgh

Roughly 3.06pm - fans can expect the riders to reach the finish area in Sea Road, Felixstowe.

Road closures 

There will also be rolling road closures in operation for about 15 minutes before the estimated time of arrival of cyclists and until 10 minutes after the last rider has passed.

Here are all the road closures and restrictions for the event: 

The roads will be closed in Lowestoft between 10.30am and 11am: 

B1532 from A47 to Royal Terrace

Royal Terrace

Parking will be suspended between 9am and midday on: 

Marine Parade outside No. 6

Carlton Colville

Parking will be suspended in Carton Colville between 9am and midday on: 

Lowestoft Road/The Street

Parking will be suspended on Church Road between 9am and midday

Saltgate/The Walk

Parking will be suspended on Hackney Road from Church Street to Russell Court between 9am and 1pm.

Framlingham 

Parking will be suspended between 9am and 1.30pm on:

Saxmundham Road/B1119

Castle Street

Church Street

Market Hill/Bridge Street

College Road/B1116

Saxmundham 

Parking will be suspended on Mill Road/Chantry Road between 9am and 1.30pm.

Parking will be suspended on Waterloo Avenue/B1119 between Church Road and Waterloo Mews from 8am until 1.45pm

Parking will be suspended on The Whinlands/B1353/The Haven between 9am and 2pm

Parking will be suspended on Victoria Road between 9am and 2.30pm

Parking will be suspended on Ashe Road/B1078 between 9am and 2.30pm

Wickham Market

Parking will be suspended between 9am and 2.30pm on:

High Street/B1438 between Lower Street and Broad Street

Broad Street

Grundisburgh

Parking will be suspended between 9am and 3pm on:

Woodbridge Road/The Green/The Street/Rose Hill

Ipswich Road up to Post Mill Gardens

Martlesham 

Parking will be suspended between 9am and 3.30pm on Bealings Road from Main Road to the entrance to Willow Brook House

Trimley St Martin and Trimley St Mary

Parking will be suspended on High Road from Howlett Way to High Street/Garrison Lane between 11am and 3.30pm 

Sea Road will be closed and parking will be suspended between 6pm on Saturday, September 7 until 11.59pm on Sunday, September 8. 

On the day of the event parking will be suspended between 12.01am and 11.59pm on:

Micklegate Road

Beach Station Road

Cavendish Street

Manning Road

Undercliff Road West from Convalescent Hill to Spa Pavilion

A one-way system will be in place eastbound along Undercliff Road West from Langer Road to Convalescent Hill until 2pm, when the road will close until 5pm.

Parking will also be suspended between 11am and 3.30pm on Sunday, September 8 on Garrison Lane and Langer Road. 

Across the weekend all short stay car parks in Felixstowe will become long stay car parks will all-day parking available.

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Inside Paige & Hannah's Club Giggly Tour, Including the 1 Question Hannah Refused to Answer (PICS)

Go inside as Hannah Berner and S ummer House 's Paige DeSorbo got personal with their listeners during a stop for their Giggly Squad podcast live shows.

Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner are *officially* on the road for their Club Giggly podcast tour .

How to Watch

Watch  Summer House  on Bravo Thursdays at 9/8c and next day on  Peacock . Catch up on the  Bravo app .

The  Summer House   cast member and alum, Giggly Squad   podcast co-hosts, and longtime BFFs have been going non-stop after embarking on their nationwide tour in Charlotte on September 6. The giggling duo hit their "largest show" of the tour during a stop in Durham, North Carolina on Monday, September 9.

During the show, the duo shares their honest opinions and looks into their lives with the audience. Paige revealed that she would  want to be cast on Dancing With The Stars  — but she would want to be eliminated first so she could "wear the cute outfit, shoot the photos," and not learn too many dances. And after showing the audience everything from each other's "worst" outfits in their careers, to old cringey videos from their "journalist" days, they took questions from the audience.

Paige and Hannah during their Giggly Squad show.

Although they answered some questions from the audience, there was one that Hannah refused to answer when an audience member asked to play a game of "F, Marry, Kill" with members of their inner circle. We guess her lips are sealed on that one.

Paige and Hannah during their Giggly Squad show posted to Instagram Stories.

Before reposting photos from the show to their Instagram Stories, the co-hosts gave an honest look at tour life, which involves lots of flights and sometimes multiple shows in one day. "4 cities, 6 shows, 2 sleepy girls," Paige wrote over a mirror picture of her and Hannah.

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Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner reveal what to expect from Club Giggly

Ahead of the tour kickoff, Paige and Hannah appeared on  TODAY  where they revealed what their listeners and  Summer House  devotees can expect from their tour. "Be ready to have a night where you're just like, no anxiety," Paige said. "It's just the girls. You're going to laugh, and you're going to be in bed early."

"We hope that everyone leaves, like, best friends," Hannah added.

Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner Are Releasing a Book

Hannah berner shares a candid look at life with her husband des: “i fear...".

Needless to say, Paige and Hannah are booked and busy. Earlier this summer, the duo announced that they would be co-authoring their first book,  How To Giggle: A Guide To Taking Life Less Seriously   due out in April 2025. "This book is our guide to taking life less seriously and is probably the most admin we will ever do," they wrote in the caption of an Instagram post , announcing their big news.

Per the publisher, reading  How To Giggle  will feel like "you're at a slumber party with your besties." The book will cover topics such as "overcoming awkward situations, red flags in female friendships and romantic relationships, and using delusion and manifestation to achieve your goals."

Plus, it's filled with "fun, interactive quizzes, and tips like finding your personal style and wellness hacks."

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Ce circuit “impardonnable” sur lequel Esteban Ocon va fêter son 150e départ en F1

A l’occasion de sa dernière saison chez Alpine, Esteban Ocon s’apprête à célébrer son 150e Grand Prix de F1, ce week-end, dans le cadre du Grand Prix d'Azerbaïdjan à Bakou.

Sa carrière en Formule 1 débutée à l’été 2016 avec Manor, lors du Grand Prix de Belgique, est sur le point d’atteindre un cap significatif. Huit ans plus tard, Esteban Ocon (Alpine) se prépare à célébrer son 150e départ dans la discipline, dimanche 15 septembre, dans le cadre du Grand Prix d'Azerbaïdjan.

“L’étroitesse du deuxième secteur dans la vieille ville est impardonnable”

A ce jour, le natif d’Evreux a eu l’occasion de monter à trois reprises sur le podium, passant de la deuxième marche de celui-ci lors du GP de Sakhir 2020 à la première en Hongrie la saison suivante avant de terminer à la troisième place du GP de Monaco 2023. Cette année, la baisse de régime de l’écurie d’Enstone l’oblige à se contenter d’une neuvième place, décrochée à l’issue du GP de Belgique, en guise de meilleur résultat, et de cinq points au championnat.

Pour tenter de se relancer dans les rues de Bakou, Esteban Ocon doit se remémorer ses prestations remarquées au volant de la Force India, bien que sa course en 2018 ait été stoppée dès le premier tour après un accrochage avec Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari). La saison précédente, son baptême du feu lors du Grand Prix d'Azerbaïdjan lui avait permis de signer ses meilleures performances en date sur ce tracé exigeant, convertissant sa 7e place de grille en 6e position à l’arrivée.

“J’ai hâte de retrouver Bakou cette semaine. Ce circuit est toujours l’un des préférés des pilotes avec sa dualité entre virages étroits et sinueux et longues lignes droites. Cela le rend vraiment incroyable. L’étroitesse du deuxième secteur dans la vieille ville est impardonnable. Elle exige une concentration de tous les instants, car la moindre erreur peut vous coûter extrêmement cher avant la longue ligne droite des stands, où plusieurs voitures peuvent rouler côte à côte. Cela fait vraiment monter l’adrénaline, même sur un seul tour. Les dernières courses ont été difficiles de notre côté du garage, donc nous sommes impatients de reprendre la piste et de tirer le maximum du week-end. Ce sera également mon 150e départ en Grand Prix, en Formule 1, un beau jalon à titre personnel.”

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