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Paris-Tours 2023, one of the last classics of the season, takes place Sunday, October 8, between Chartres and Tours over 213.5 km. It offers a flat course but exposed to the wind and 10 km of vineyard paths divided into 10 sectors. In 2021 and 2022, Frenchman Arnaud Démare won. The Picardy native, recent winner of the Tour de Vendée and Paris-Bourges under his new Arkea Samsic colors, is therefore at the start for a historic hat-trick. He would then join Frenchman Paul Maye, Belgians Gustave Daneels and Guido Reybrouck, and German Eric Zabel at the top of the prize list in terms of victories. Also watch out for another Frenchman, Christophe Laporte (Jumbo-Visma), the new European champion, whose puncher qualities can make sparks fly in the final of the “Classique des feuilles mortes” (Race of the Dead Leaves). Find the course map, profile, list of vineyard paths, TV broadcast times, and teams entered for this 117th edition.
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Paris-Tours 2023 TV broadcast times
Paris-Tours 2023 can be followed live on France 3 from 3:20 PM and on Eurosport 2 from 3:10 PM on Sunday, October 8.
The Paris-Tours 2023 course
The 213.5 km road course includes 8 climbs and 10 km of vineyard paths, all within the last 70 km.
The vineyard paths and climbs of Paris-Tours 2023
The list of Paris-Tours 2023 vineyard paths
The Paris-Tours 2023 course profile
The profile of the last 14 km of Paris-Tours 2023
The list of teams entered for Paris-Tours 2023
The top 10 of Paris-Tours 2022
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