171 km, 9 riders, mintact at 142, flat, max 5%, finish at -1
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Scarborough-Newcastle upon Tyne
189 km, 9 riders, mintact at 160, hilly.
An early hilly section, all category 4, 6% to 11%, mostly 1km only, twice 2km. After that a flat middle section, soft hills restart at around 140, next siebable climb is 164. 7%, the one at 175 as well, last climb at 185, Arthur Hill in Newcastle is a bit steeper, 8%.
-1 -3 -4 +1 the last 4 km. Should be for strong classics
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Second one for the UK, well, England in both cases:
Blackpool-Carlisle
191 km, 9 riders, mintact at 162, flat, but with hills in the middle.
Start in Blackpool, British summer resort, that seems to do still surprisingly well, also thanks to gambling. From there we move north and then enter the Lake District. A first climb and we soon are on the shores of Lake Windermere. Kickstone pass is the main difficulty of the day, to go from Lake Windermere to Ullswater, another Lake. A 6 km climb, but only 2 km are at 6% or 7%. Leaving Ullswater then another 2 km climb, 7% to Dockray, a 6% just after and we have 65 mostly flat km to reach Carlisle, most likely for a sprint. Of some sorts.
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