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Par CHRISTIAN COSSERAT Le 28 juin 2023, 08:03

Cinq étapes figurent au programme du prochain Tour Alsace, qui doit se tenir du 26 au 30 juillet. Cette 19e édition débutera pour rappel par le traditionnel contre-la-montre par équipes dans les rues de Sausheim, avant quatre étapes en ligne ( voir le programme complet ici ). L'organisation a retenu 25 équipes dont une ProTeam, 17 Continentales et quatre N1. Le vainqueur succédera au Britannique Finlay Pickering, lauréat en 2022 ( voir classements ). Retrouvez ci-dessous la liste des équipes conviées à l’événement.  Les équipes engagées : ProTeams Green Project-Bardiani CSF-Faizane' Continentales Groupama-FDJ Continental Alpecin-Deceuninck Development Team Cycling Team Friuli ASD Development Team DSM Ecoflo Chronos Hagens Berman-Axeon Jumbo-Visma Development Israel Premier Tech Academy Leopard Pro Cycling Lotto-Soudal Development Team Soudal-Quick Step Devo Team Team Bridgelane Team Vorarlberg Tirol KTM Cycling Team Trinity Racing Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 Uno-X Dare Development Team Équipes UCI Cyclo-cross Cross Team Legendre Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal N1 AVC Aix-en-Provence CC Étupes Philippe Wagner Cycling Vendée U Sélection nationale Allemagne

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Tour ALSACE 2023

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Les étapes du Tour ALSACE 2023

équipes en compétition.

• 1 REES Oliver
• 2 BROWNING Fergus
• 3 DONALDSON Robert
• 4 JOHNSTON Liam
• 5 SMITH Tobias William
• 6 WALKER Max

• 11 GOLLIKER Joshua
• 12 ASKEY Ben
• 13 BOWER Lewis
• 14 BRENNSÆTER Trym
• 15 HOBBS Noah
• 16 VERBRUGGHE Jens

• 21 MARTINELLI Alessio
• 22 CONFORTI Lorenzo
• 23 PALETTI Luca
• 24 PINARELLO Alessandro
• 25 SCALCO Matteo
• 26 TAROZZI Manuele

• 31 SIMMONS Colby
• 32 BELLETTA Dario Igor
• 33 BOVEN Lars
• 34 KRAMER Jesse
• 35 MATTIO Pietro
• 36 VAN BEKKUM Darren

• 41 SHMIDT Artem
• 42 ANDERSEN Kasper
• 43 DE JONG Nino
• 44 HERZOG Emil
• 45 JOHNSON Cooper
• 46 PLACE Maxence

• 51 HUBY Antoine
• 52 BONIFACE Lucas
• 53 COWAN Quentin
• 54 GROLIER Lucas
• 55 KNECHT Noah
• 56 PEATFIELD Benjamin

• 61 LECERF William Junior
• 62 CRAPS Lars
• 63 HULSMANS Senne
• 64 RACCAGNI NOVIERO Andrea
• 65 SAVINO Federico
• 66 SVRČEK Martin

• 71 RONDEL Mathys
• 72 MIKUTIS Aivaras
• 74 TENDON Arnaud
• 75 WALKER Albert Zachary
• 76 WEISS Fabian

• 81 KULSET Johannes
• 82 ÅRNES Daniel
• 83 DALBY Simon
• 84 GRENAAE Alfred
• 85 MADSEN Eryk Nygaard
• 86 NORDHAGEN Truls

• 91 SCOTT Robert
• 92 BROWN Jim
• 93 COMBES Simon
• 94 LAUBER Edouard
• 95 LELANDAIS Rémi
• 96 WHITEHEAD Josh

• 101 SEGAERT Alec
• 102 DE DECKER Tijl
• 103 DEBRUYNE Ramses
• 104 LAWLESS Chris
• 105 GIDDINGS Joshua
• 106 VAN DE WYNKELE Lorenz

• 111 COQUERET Louis
• 112 GOLDSTEIN Edo
• 113 JACOB Philippe
• 114 LANGELLA Lenaic
• 115 RIVARD Nicolas
• 116 VALENTI Luke

• 121 ERMAKOV Roman
• 122 BORTOLUZZI Giovanni
• 123 DEBIASI Andrea
• 124 MILAN Matteo
• 125 DA ROS Alessandro
• 126 SKERL Daniel

• 131 BREUILLARD Nicolas
• 132 FEINT Camden
• 133 KNIGHT Oliver
• 134 KONIJN Alexander
• 135 MAIRE Adrien
• 136 SUTTON Louis

• 141 LAURANCE Axel
• 142 MEEUSSEN Witse
• 143 SWEECK Laurens
• 144 VAN DER POEL David
• 145 VANDEBOSCH Toon
• 146 VERSTRYNGE Emiel

• 151 HEIDEMANN Miguel
• 152 BETTENDORFF Loïc
• 153 SKIVILD Robin
• 154 SØGAARD Kasper Viberg
• 155 TEUTENBERG Tim Torn
• 156 VAN DER LIJKE Nick

• 162 LEIJNSE Enzo
• 163 BRINKMAN Joost
• 164 EDDY Patrick
• 165 KÄRSTEN Moritz
• 166 VAN DEN BROEK Frank
• 167 VAN MECHELEN Vlad
• 171 BRAZ AFONSO Clément
• 172 DEBONS Antoine
• 173 LECLAINCHE Gwen
• 174 LECROQ Jérémy
• 175 SAVER Kasper
• 176 SENICOURT Kylian

• 181 KEUP Pierre-Pascal
• 182 CZASA Moritz
• 183 DUCKERT Roman
• 184 KÖCH Silas
• 185 KRETSCHY Moritz
• 186 THEILER Ole

• 191 PANIZZA James
• 192 BURNS Luke
• 193 JENNER Samuel
• 194 MARRIAGE Zac
• 195 ROBOTHAM Rhys
• 196 WALSH Liam

• 201 HAJEK Alexander
• 202 DODD Mattie
• 203 EVERTSEN-HEGREBERG Simen
• 204 ROSNER Linus
• 205 SCHRETTL Marco
• 206 ŠPOLJAR Jaka

• 211 KOERDT Bjoern
• 212 ALLARD Matéo
• 213 BARAN Simon
• 214 CORKERY Dillon
• 215 RYE-JOHNSEN Jon
• 216 SPARFEL Louis

• 221 ISERBYT Eli
• 222 DE BRUYCKERE Kay
• 223 KAMP Ryan
• 224 LAURYSSEN Yorben
• 225 VANDERLINDEN Lukas
• 226 VANTHOURENHOUT Michael

• 231 CABEDO Oscar
• 232 BENZ Pirmin
• 233 KNOLLE Jon
• 234 MEILER Lukas
• 235 AMANN Dominik
• 236 STÜSSI Colin Chris

• 241 BERWICK Sebastian
• 242 TENE Rotem
• 243 MACKELLAR Alastair
• 244 MARIS Jesse
• 245 MARTI Pau
• 246 PENUELA Francisco

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315 km pour découvrir les perles de l'alsace.

Cette boucle vélo de 315 km au coeur de l'Alsace a la chance de vous faire découvrir les pépites de ce petit territoire à la grande diversité. Elancez-vous de sa capitale Strasbourg pour une première partie à travers le célèbre vignoble Alsacien et ses villages médiévaux surmontés d'églises romanes. Un parcours vélo riche en couleurs et saveurs où les amateurs de gastronomie et de bon vins seront gâtés. Plus au Sud,  Mulhouse puis Bâle abritent en leurs seins de nombreux musées, au caractère industriel pour la première et contemporain pour la ville Suisse. Le chemin de halage du Rhin , véritable ruban vert au fil de l'eau, permet un tranquille retour sur Strasbourg au gré des péniches et bateaux. A mi parcours, Neuf-Brisach vous ouvre ses portes pour une plongée unique dans cette cité édifiée par Vauban.

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• Date: 27 July 2023
• Start time: 12:50
• Avg. speed winner: 44.631 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 166.1 km
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The Tour ALSACE 2023 is Men’s UCI Europe Tour road race that will take place from July 26th-July 30th. This five-day race will take riders from Sausheim to Berrwiller, France. The course is 633km in length.

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Inaugurated in 2013 to celebrate 60 years of the famous Alsace Wine Trail, the long-distance cycling route of the Alsace vineyards guides you along a bucolic itinerary toward the charming villages and their vinicultural nuggets.

From the cathedral of Strasbourg to the Couronne d’or vineyard

At the foot of the imposing Cathedral of Strasbourg , the starting point of our tour, it's impossible to be unimpressed by the five centuries of history proudly displayed on its sculptural Gothic façade. A few steps later (332, mind you!), from the panoramic terrace, a hugely different perspective of the city unravels before your eyes.

Back on firm ground, hands on the handlebar, head toward the vineyard of Strasbourg, the northern entrance of the wine route, at Marlenheim . Wine trails await; discover the vintages of the traders of the ‘Capital of Europe’, served at the table of kings.

Overlook the vineyards from the Belfry of Obernai

The first stop is Obernai , about 30 km (18 miles) south of Strasbourg. Behind the ramparts of this ancient medieval city are half-timbered houses painted in bright colors and windows bedecked with flowers, as you'd expect of Alsace. However, there are some unexpected architectural gems, including the Renaissance-style townhall and the sublime belfry made of pink sandstone, which the Alsatians call Kappelturm .

But there’s more than stone to Obernai. In the Middle Ages, the reputation of its wine was such that it was served on the largest imperial tables. After you arrive, continue your tour of the vineyards around the city by following a marked walking tour.

Track the Grands Crus from Barr

After Obernai, Barr is another stop of choice to dive into Alsatian history. Lesser known, but remarkably preserved, this charming village also has a large number of half-timbered houses, typical of the region. On the main square lies city hall, built on the ruins of a castle destroyed by fire, has a monument historical classification thanks to its Renaissance-style façade and its 1604-dated balcony.

The tour continues to the village church, from which you have a breathtaking view of Kirchberg. This hill, on which the vines grows, gave its name to a great vintage that you can pick up from one of the many wine merchants of the town.

Visiting Scherwiller and its castles

Just a quick ride over is Scherwiller , the crossroads between the valleys and the Alsatian Piedmont. Known for its famous Riesling wine, the town is surrounded by 370 hectares (914 acres) of vines to walk along in two loops of two or six kilometers.

To admire the meadows and the skyline of the town, climb the rocky path to the ruins of the Castle of Ortenbourg . Built in the 12th century by the Habsburgs, the military fortress is immediately recognizable by its impressive 32-meter (104 foot) dungeon. Another striking building, the Castle of Ramstein , the rear base of which you can reach in a few steps, is also worth the detour.

Enjoy the view of the Alps from the Castle of Haut-Koenigsbourg

Your bike tour ends after 70 kilometers (43 miles) at the Castle of Haut-Koenigsbourg , perched on a rocky spur of about 800 meters (2624 feet). Its architecture, which reflects the rivalries between the masters and their succession of illustrious owners, served as the setting for director Jean Renoir’s film masterpiece La Grande Illusion . The drawbridge, the weapons room and the dungeon are today’s reminders of a fascinating era.

As a crowning final, pedal five more kilometers (3 miles) to Orschwiller , which houses a plethora of wineries. Explore their cellars and discover the wines of the Haut-Koenigsbourg region, like the Grand Cru of Praelatenberg, the (absolutely merited) local pride.

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