Tour de Hongrie Roadbook
The most important informations
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Damien Howson won Tour de Hongrie
Edward Theuns took the victory in Budapest Lots of fans could see the final stage of the 42nd edition of Tour de Hongrie, on the TV-screens worldwide, on the streets, in the venue. The route covered a beautiful part of Budapest, at the end Belgian Edward Theuns became the winner of the stagMore
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Damien Howson won the queen stage!
János Pelikán is still in the white jersey On Saturday, the queen stage of Tour de Hongrie took place, Stage 4 was an important one in terms of the general classification. In the climbs of Kékestető riders were fighting for the positions, however Australian Damien Howson learnt his lessonMore
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Bauhaus is in the yellow jersey again
Victory with photo-finish We could see a victory with photo-finish at the end of the 142-km-length Stage 3 of Tour de Hongrie, between Veszprém and Tata: Bahrain-Victorious’ German sprinter, Phil Bauhaus won his second stage in Hungary, with his success today he took bacMore
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Jordi Meeus: Stage-victory, yellow jersey
Spectacular sprint-finish in Nagykanizsa Hungary’s János Pelikán was in the breakaway of the day with six other riders through 170 km, but head of the race could not make it until Nagykanizsa, finally the stage ended in a bunch-sprint: Belgium’s Jordi Meeus became the winner in NagyMore
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Sprint-victory, in Bauhaus-style
Bahrain-Victorious’ rider in the yellow jersey The sprinter of Bahrain-Victorious, Germany’s Phil Bauhaus won Stage 1 of the 42nd Tour de Hongrie. In the bunch sprint in Kaposvár Italian Jakub Mareczko (Vini Zabu), who won three stages last year in Hungary, came 2nd, Belgium’s Jordi Meeus More
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Tour de Hongrie: teams presented in Siófok
Battle starts for the yellow jersey Teams’ presentation of the 42nd Tour de Hongrie took place in Siófok city center on Tuesday. 130 riders from 22 teams are attending Hungary’s biggest and most prestigious cycling race. National Team of Hungary with Tudi, mascot of Tour de HMore
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Tour de Hongrie on the TV-screens worldwide
With a total tv household reach of almost 800 mill With the help of A.S.O., communication and international media distribution partner of Tour de Hongrie, the race will reach more fans worldwide than ever before, by TV-coverages. Tour de Hongrie can be followed worldwide, in each continent, with a More
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Tour de Hongrie starts with teams’ presentation
Grand Départ in Siófok Teams’ presentation of the 42nd Tour de Hongrie will take place in Siófok on 11 May, Tuesday, from 19:00 in style but in front of a limited number of people, invited guests, due to strict Covid-19 restrictions. However, Organising Committee did More
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Here is the provisional entry list of Tour de Hongrie!
22 teams are waiting for the start Team presentation of the 42nd Tour de Hongrie, with the 22 participating squads, will take place in Siófok on 11 May, Tuesday, from 19:00. The race features strong start list, from former wearer of Tour de France yellow jersey, stage-winners of GiMore
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Tour de Hongrie on TV screens
Race can be followed worldwide Hungary’s national sports channel, M4 Sport considers it a priority to be able to show and broadcast Tour de Hongrie at the highest possible level, as close as possible to the viewers, presenting the sights and characteristics of the route duringMore
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