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May 23, 2026
Tour de l’Eure Juniors 2026 🇫🇷 (2.Ncup) MJ – Stage 1 – Gisors – Les Andelys : 93,3 km
Tour de l’Eure Juniors is a UCI 2.Ncup classification that unfolds across the gentle,
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May 23, 2026
Tour de l’Eure Juniors 2026 🇫🇷 (2.Ncup) MJ – Stage 1 – Gisors – Les Andelys : 93,3 km
Tour de l’Eure Juniors is a UCI 2.Ncup classification that unfolds across the gentle, rolling countryside of Normandy’s Eure department, where the roads weave through a landscape of verdant farmland, dense woodlands, and quiet villages punctuated by historic châteaux and meandering rivers. The terrain is predominantly rolling, with short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents that rarely exceed 5–7% in gradient but accumulate steadily over the course of the race, testing the riders’ ability to recover and respond to repeated accelerations. The roads are often narrow and winding, with sudden changes in direction and uneven surfaces that demand constant attention, while the descents are fast and technical, their tight bends and occasional gravel sections adding an element of risk.
The race dynamics are shaped by these rolling hills and the tactical battles they inspire, with attacks launching on the steeper ramps or during moments of crosswind exposure on the more open stretches. The peloton thins as gaps open, and riders must balance aggression with conservation of energy, knowing that the final kilometers often feature a decisive climb or a fast, technical run-in toward the finish. The Tour de l’Eure Juniors is a race that rewards explosiveness, endurance, and tactical intelligence, offering a true test of a young rider’s ability to navigate the challenges of a dynamic and unpredictable course.
Results :
 MJ - Stage 1 </strong> - Gisors - Les Andelys : 93,3 km
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Tour de l’Eure Juniors is a UCI 2.Ncup classification that unfolds across the gentle, rolling countryside of Normandy’s Eure department, where the roads weave through a landscape of verdant farmland, dense woodlands, and quiet villages punctuated by historic châteaux and meandering rivers. The terrain is predominantly rolling, with short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents that rarely exceed 5–7% in gradient but accumulate steadily over the course of the race, testing the riders’ ability to recover and respond to repeated accelerations. The roads are often narrow and winding, with sudden changes in direction and uneven surfaces that demand constant attention, while the descents are fast and technical, their tight bends and occasional gravel sections adding an element of risk.
The race dynamics are shaped by these rolling hills and the tactical battles they inspire, with attacks launching on the steeper ramps or during moments of crosswind exposure on the more open stretches. The peloton thins as gaps open, and riders must balance aggression with conservation of energy, knowing that the final kilometers often feature a decisive climb or a fast, technical run-in toward the finish. The Tour de l’Eure Juniors is a race that rewards explosiveness, endurance, and tactical intelligence, offering a true test of a young rider’s ability to navigate the challenges of a dynamic and unpredictable course.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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