Euskaraz irakurri: Baionan amaituko da 2023ko Frantziako Tourraren hirugarren stage
The Tour de France has officially confirmed this Thursday that the third stage of editing 2023 will have as its arrival the town of Baiona in Labour.
In this way, the 3rd of Julyafter starting from Amorebieta-Etxano and leave behind the coastal roads of Biscay Y Gipuzkoa cyclists will enter Iparralde until they reach Bayonne where the third day will end.
The day will have 185 kilometers practically flat in its entirety, and the most predictable thing is that the sprinters will have the first opportunity to show their skills.
The next day, the July 4th, Dax will take the witness Bayonne, in a stage with the Landes as a backdrop and finish in the town of nogaro, in another day without orographic difficulties.
The 1st and 2nd stages, between Bilbao, Vitoria-Gasteiz and San Sebastián
Previously, as previously made official, the first two stages of the test will be held on Basque roads with the three capitals of Hego Euskal Herria as protagonists. So Bilbao will be the starting and finishing point of the opening daywhile on the second day the cyclists will leave Vitoria-Gasteiz to get to San Sebastianin two leg-breaking days in which the show will not be lacking.
Baionara goaz… Lehen sprints izango dugu?
Are we going to Bayonne… Will we experience the first sprint?@VilleDeBayonne @Gob_eus @Bizkaia @gipuzkoa @Araba @bilbao_udala @DonostiakoUdala @vitoriagasteiz#ongieTOURri #granddepartpaysbasque2023 #letour @letour #PTO2023 https://t.co/liqO61eaCq
– Grand Départ Pays Basque 2023 (@letour_euskadi) October 27, 2022
Source: Eitb
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