PROS – 4 Days of Dunkirk 2023: stage routes, start list, and TV broadcast times

The 4 Jours de Dunkerque will take place from Tuesday, May 16 to Sunday, May 21 over six stages. Arnaud De Lie, Peter Sagan, and Kasper Asgreen are the headliners of this 67th edition, which promises sprints, a time trial, cobbled sectors, and the unmissable Mont Cassel. Find the stage map, the list of participants, and TV broadcast times.

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How to follow the 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2023 on TV

The 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2023 will be broadcast on Eurosport 2, starting at 3:15 PM on Tuesday, 3:00 PM on Wednesday, 4:00 PM on Thursday, 3:00 PM on Friday, 5:00 PM on Saturday, and 2:30 PM on Sunday. On Saturday, you can also follow the Queen stage on France 3 Nord Pas de Calais starting at 4:15 PM.

The stages of the 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2023

Stage 1, Tuesday, May 16: Dunkerque > Abbeville – 193.5 km

Stage 2, Wednesday, May 17: Compiègne > Laon – 165 km

Stage 3, Thursday, May 18: Individual time trial in Saint-Quentin – 15.9 km

Stage 4, Friday, May 19: Maubeuge > Achicourt – 165 km

Stage 5, Saturday, May 20: Roubaix > Cassel – 183.7 km

Stage 6, Sunday, May 21: Avion > Dunkerque – 182 km

The list of participants for the 4 Jours de Dunkerque 2023

Lotto Dstny (BEL)

1. Arnaud De Lie (BEL); Cédric Beullens (BEL); 3. Sébastien Grignard (BEL); 4. Arjen Livyns (BEL); 5. Rüdiger Selig (GER); 6. Axel De Lie (BEL); 7. Brent Van Moer (BEL).

AG2R Citroën (FRA)

11. Greg Van Avermaet (BEL); 12. Benoît Cosnefroy (FRA); 13. Oliver Naesen (BEL); 14. Valentin Retailleau (FRA); 15. Antoine Raugel (FRA); 16. Marc Sarreau (FRA); 17. Bastien Tronchon (FRA).

Groupama – FDJ (FRA)

21. Lewis Askey (GBR); 22. Romain Grégoire (FRA); 23. Olivier Le Gac (FRA); 24. Enzo Paleni (FRA); 25. Paul Penhoët (FRA); 26. Samuel Watson (GBR); 27. Bram Welten (NED).

Cofidis (FRA)

31. Benjamin Thomas (FRA); 32. Piet Allegaert (BEL); 33. Victor Lafay; 34. Christopher Noppe (BEL); 35. Alexis Renard (FRA); 36. Jelle Wallays (BEL); 37. Max Walscheid (GER).

Intermarché – Circus – Wanty (BEL)

41. Gerben Thijssen (BEL); 42. Adrien Petit (FRA); 43. Axel Huens (FRA); 44. Kevin Kuhn (SUI); 45. Julius Johansen (DEN); 46. Boy Van Poppel (NED); 47. Loïc Vliegen (BEL).

Arkéa – Samsic (FRA)

51. Hugo Hofstetter (FRA); 52. Louis Barré (FRA); 53. Jenthe Biermans (BEL); 54. Daniel McLay (GBR); 55. Kevin Ledanois (FRA); 56. Laurent Pichon (FRA); 57. Mathis Le Berre (FRA).

TotalEnergies (FRA)

61. Peter Sagan (SVK); 62. Maciej Bodnar (POL); 63. Lorenzo Manzin (FRA); 64. Daniel Oss (ITA); 65. Geoffrey Soupe (FRA); 66. Anthony Turgis (FRA); 67. Paul Ourselin (FRA).

Jumbo – Visma (NED)

71. Olav Kooij (NED); 72. Mick Van Dijke (NED); 73. Tim Van Dijke (NED); 74. Jos Van Emden (NED); 75. Timo Roosen (NED); 76. Tosh Van der Sande (BEL); 77. Per Strand Hagenes (NOR).

Soudal – Quick Step (BEL)

81. Tim Merlier (BEL); 82. Kasper Asgreen (DEN); 83. Lars Crap (BEL); 84. Jannik Steimle (GER); 85. Bert Van Lerberghe (BEL); 86. Stan Van Tricht (BEL); 87. Ethan Vernon (GBR).

Astana (KAZ)

91. Cees Bol (NED); 92. Gleb Syritsa (-); 93. Yevgeniy Gidich (KAZ); 94. Gleb Brussenskiy (KAZ); 95. Yuriy Naturov (KAZ); 96. Dmitriy Gruzdev (KAZ); 97. Igor Chzhan (KAZ).

Team Flanders – Baloise (BEL)

101. Alex Colman (BEL); 102. Ruben Apers (BEL); 103. Lindsay De Wilder (BEL); 104. Gilles De Wilde (BEL); 105. Tuur Dens (BEL); 106. Milan Fretin (BEL); 107. Aaron Van Poucke (BEL).

Bingoal WB (BEL)

111. Guillaume Van Keirsbulck (BEL); 112. Ceriel Desal (BEL); 113. Matteo Malucelli (ITA); 114. Julian Mertens (BEL); 115. Ludovic Robeet (BEL); 116. Luca Van Boven (BEL); 117. Karl Patrick Lauk (EST).

Human Powered Health (USA)

121. Chad Haga (USA); 122. Stanislaw Aniolkowski (POL); 123. Alan Banaszek (POL); 124. Pierre-André Côté (CAN); 125. Gage Hecht (USA); 126. Benjamin Perry (CAN); 127. Colin Joyce (USA).

Uno-X (NOR)

131. Lasse Norman Heth (DEN); 132. Erlend Blikra (NOR); 133. Erik Resell (NOR); 134. Niklas Larsen (DEN); 135. Anton Charmig (DEN); 136. William Blume (DEN); 137. Jonas Abrahamsen (NOR).

Kern Pharma (ESP)

141. Raul Garcia Pierna (ESP); 142. Eugenio Sanchez (ESP); 143. Ibon Ruiz (ESP); 144. Dany Van der Tuuk (NED); 145. Urko Berrade (ESP); 146. Inigo Elosegi (ESP); 147. Pau Miquel (ESP).

Bolton Equities Black Spoke (NZL)

151. Aaron Gates (NZL); 152. Logan Currie (NZL); 153. Regan Gough (NZL); 154. Luke Mudgway (NZL); 155. Mark Stewart (GBR); 156. Tom Sexton (NZL); 157. James Oram (NZL).

Roubaix – Lille Métropole (FRA)

161. Samuel Leroux (FRA); 162. Thomas Boudat; 163. Rait Arm (EST); 164. Norman Vahtra (EST); 165. Maxime Jarnet (FRA); 166. Valentin Tabellion (FRA); 167. Kenny Molly (BEL).

St Michel – Mavic – Auber 93 (FRA)

171. Rudy Barbier (FRA); 172. Romain Cardis (FRA); 173. Nicolas Debeaumarché (FRA); 174. Théo Delacroix (FRA); 175. Joris Delbove (FRA); 176. Flavien Maurelet (FRA); 177. Morné Van Niekerk (RSA).

Nice Métropole Côte d’Azur (FRA)

181. Jonathan Couanon (FRA); 182. Damien Girard (FRA); 183. Paul Hennequin (FRA); 184. Julian Lino (FRA); 185. Jean-Louis Le Ny (FRA); 186. Andrea Misfud (FRA); 187. Axel Narbonne Zucarelli (FRA).

CIC U Nantes Atlantique (FRA)

191. Pierre Barbier (FRA); 192. Enzo Boulet (FRA); 193. Lucas Bourgoyne (USA); 194. Rasmus Pedersen (DEN); 195. Maël Guégan (FRA); 196. Nolann Mahoudo (FRA); 197. Emmanuel Morin (FRA).

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