2024 Tour of the Alps
Male Team 15 - 19 Apr

Tour of the Alps

706 Kilometers 5 Stages
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TV

There will be live coverage every day on Eurosport.

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Timetable

Every stage will end around 3.15pm CEST except for Wednesday’s, which should end an hour earlier (14.15).

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Bonus

There will be 10-6-4″ at all finishes; no bonuses will be attributed at the intermediate sprints.

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Social Media

La cuenta oficial en Instagram de la organización es @tourof_thealps.

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Score

The Movistar Team won a stage of the 2023 TotA with Gregor Mühlberger.

Stages

Analysis

01
Egna - Cortina sulla Strada del Vino (133.3km)
15 April
02
Salorno - Stans (190.7km)
16 April
03
Schwaz (124.8km)
17 April
04
Leifers - Borgo Valsugana (141.3km)
18 April
05
Levico Terme (118.6km)
19 April

Analysis

Stages are usually short, elevation is massive -one day of this year’s race goes above 4,000m gain- and pure climbers are almost the only feature in the peloton of the Tour of the Alps for already many years since this Euregio -between the Alpine areas of Italy and Austria- took over from the old Giro del Trentino.

Even though every stage will be important to the end result, the Queen one should be the five-climb day four (Thursday 18th), finishing in Borgo Valsugana after the ‘c0lli’ of San Lugano, Redebus, Compet (Cat-1), Vetriolo (Cat-1) and San Marco.

The other main difficulties will be the dual ascent of Penone, around Cortina (Monday 15th); the slopes of Gnadenwald (Cat-2) near the finish of Stans (Tuesday 16th); four tough Cat-2 hills around Schwaz (Wednesday 17th); and 2x the long Palù del Fersina, in Levico Terme, to end the race on Friday 19th.