Škoda Tour LuXembourg 2021 – Where to follow the race?
Watch the race live on RTL, Eurosport, GCN, L’Équipe TV, SuperSport, Sky Sport and Claro Sport The 2021 edition of the Škoda Tour LuXembourg will be broadcasted in 202 countries. In Luxembourg the final two hours of all the stages can be viewed live on RTL and rtl.lu. An international live transmission will also be provided by Eurosport (Europe) and GCN (World Wide), L’Équipe TV in France, Sky Sport in New Zealand, Claro Sport in Latin America and SuperSport in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Škoda Tour LuXembourg 2023 – from September 20th to 24th
The 82nd edition of the Škoda Tour Luxembourg ended two weeks ago with the victory of Mattias Skjelmose Jensen. From September 13th to 17th, some of the best riders in the world competed on the five hilly stages across the Grand Duchy. Valentin Madouas (F) and Mattias Skjelmose Jensen (DK) showed cycling at the highest level, won stages and fought for overall victory until the end.
Skjelmose Jensen wins the SkodaTour LuXembourg 2022
The last stage of the SkodaTour LuXembourg featured 178 km on a hilly course. In the end, Mattias Skjelmose Jensen (TFS) didn't let himself be robbed of the overall victory. He won by 5'' over Kévin Vauquelin (ARK) and 17'' over Valentin Madouas (GFC). Madouas won the last stage. Especially Vauquelin, Madouas and Kevin Geniets (GFC) tried to put Skjelmose Jensen under pressure in the difficult