https://tourofthealps.eu/en
STARTLIST: http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/Tour_of_the_Alps_2017_Startlist
Stage 1 Kufstein › Innsbruck/Hungerburg (142.3k)
Stage 2 Innsbruck › Innervillgraten (181.3k)
Stage 3 Villabassa/Niederdorf › Funes / Villnöß (143.1k)
Stage 4 Bolzano / Bozen › Cles (165.3k)
Stage 5 Smarano › Trento (199.6k)
I'm not a traditionalist so i don't care about the name, and i think the tour of the alps from a marketing perspective is probably more useful.
I haven't broken it all down with profiles etc as all the description and profiles sit quite neatly within the website (if someone wants to do this within their own response feel free).
Interestingly no proper MTF, but lots of interesting climbs and stages offering plenty of opportunities, 5 stages this year rather than 3 and a TTT that we have had in other years.
Can't find much in the way of confirmed start lists out there yet, but Pinot and the 3 confirmed riders for Sky (Landa, G and Rosa) all look like decent shouts for the overall.
STARTLIST: http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/Tour_of_the_Alps_2017_Startlist
Stage 1 Kufstein › Innsbruck/Hungerburg (142.3k)
Stage 2 Innsbruck › Innervillgraten (181.3k)
Stage 3 Villabassa/Niederdorf › Funes / Villnöß (143.1k)
Stage 4 Bolzano / Bozen › Cles (165.3k)
Stage 5 Smarano › Trento (199.6k)
I'm not a traditionalist so i don't care about the name, and i think the tour of the alps from a marketing perspective is probably more useful.
I haven't broken it all down with profiles etc as all the description and profiles sit quite neatly within the website (if someone wants to do this within their own response feel free).
Interestingly no proper MTF, but lots of interesting climbs and stages offering plenty of opportunities, 5 stages this year rather than 3 and a TTT that we have had in other years.
Can't find much in the way of confirmed start lists out there yet, but Pinot and the 3 confirmed riders for Sky (Landa, G and Rosa) all look like decent shouts for the overall.