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2023 Paris-Tours (1.Pro) Results

117th edition: sunday, october 8, 2023.

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Chartres-Tours, 213.9 km

Riley Sheehan wins in Tours. ASO photo

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Weather at the finish city of Tours at 1:55 PM, local time: 27C (81F), sunny, with the wind from the east at 11 km/hr (7 mph). No rain is forecast.

• Km 146.5: Côte de Limeray
• Km 163.3: Côte de Geguene
• Km 170.2: Côte du Bois de Chancay
• Km 180.8: Côte de la Vallée du Vau
• Km 185.9: Côte de la Rochère
• Km 191.3: Côte de la Vallée Chartier
• Km 196.7: Côte de Vouvray
• Km 203.4: Côte de Rochecorbon

The race: The offical start was given at 11:58 AM to 157 riders.

Here's the race organizer's Paris-Tours report: A crazy race, a completely undecided scenario in the hot dust of the vineyard paths, and a completely new winner: it's Riley Sheehan, a trainee with Israel-Premier Tech, who won this 117th Paris-Tours after a very close sprint against his four breakaway companions. It's the first victory for the 23-year-old American. A major first, too, for the United States, which had never won on Avenue de Grammont. The heroic Lewis Askey (Groupama – FDJ) who led all day, took second place ahead of Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno X).

The race: 157 riders set off in the shadow of the imposing Chartres Cathedral, bathed in bright sunlight, for the 117th edition of Paris-Tours. It was an emotional start for several riders, including Greg Van Avermaet (AG2R Citroën) and Tony Gallopin (Lidl-Trek), who pinned on their race numbers for the last time in their careers. After covering more than thirty kilometers at high speed, a group of five riders finally broke away: Lewis Askey (Groupama FDJ), Théo Delacroix (Intermarché Circus Wanty), Joseph Rosskopf (Q36.5), Maxime Jarnet (Van Rysel – Roubaix Lille Metropole), and Axel Narbonne Zuccarelli (Nice Metropole Côte d'Azur). The gap never reached extravagant proportions before the first challenges of the day. 

The peloton rolls by the Chartres cathedral as it heads towards the offical start. ASO photo

Arnaud De Lie eliminated due to a mechanical issue The Jumbo-Visma team of Christophe Laporte, the Lotto Dstny team of Arnaud De Lie and the Bora-Hansgrohe team of Jordi Meeus were controlling the offensive before entering the first vineyard path, Limeray, at 67.1 kilometers from the finish. In the ninth sector, the Lotto Dstny leader suffered a puncture, as did Jordi Meeus, who got caught in a crash. The peloton fragmented completely, marked by multiple attacks and punctures. In the dust, European champion Christophe Laporte, Greg Van Avermaet, Magnus Cort Nielsen, or Jasper Stuyven, to name a few, lost precious energy trying to get back into contention after mechanical problems. Arnaud De Lie, on the other hand, faced numerous setbacks, leaving his hopes in the dust.

Heroic performance by Lewis Askey In front, the impressive Lewis Askey, only twenty-two years old, put up a strong resistance as the moves kept coming. Biniam Girmay (Intermarché – Circus Wanty) tried, as did Matteo Trentin (UAE) and John Degenkolb (DSM-Firmenich). There was no letup. The British rider was finally caught on the last difficulty of the day, the Rochecobron climb, by a group of four riders who had broken away about twenty kilometers from the finish: Olivier Le Gac (Groupama FDJ), Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno X), Riley Sheehan (Israel) and Joris Delbove (St Michel). Behind them, the Arkea Samsic team of the top favorite Arnaud Démare made the effort to close the gap before the famous Avenue de Grammont.

Riley Sheehan wins in Tours.

A first victory for the United States However, their efforts were in vain as the breakaway group contested the victory in the shade of the plane trees. It was the American Riley Sheehan, only twenty-three years old and a trainee with Israel – Premier Tech, who proved to be the strongest at the end of an extremely close sprint.

The 2023 Paris-Tour podium, from left: Lewis Askey (2nd), Riley Sheehan (1st) & Tobbias Johannessen (3rd). ASO photo/Gautier Demouveaux

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Complete results:

213.9 kilometers raced at an average speed of 45.986 km/hr

Paris-Tours map:

2023 Paris-Tours map

Here's a detail map of the path through the vinyards close to the finish.

2023 Paris-Tours profile

2023 Paris-Tours start list with back numbers, Oct 7, 2023:

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