Renewi Tour 2024

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Renewi Tour 2023 Facts
DateAugust 28-September 1, 2024
Start locationRiemst, Belgium
Finish locationGeraardsbergen, Belgium
Length745.7km
UCI classWorldTour
Last edition2023 Renewi Tour
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PEER BELGIUM AUGUST 26 Tim Wellens of Belgium and UAE Team Emirates celebrates at podium as Blue Leader Jersey winner during the 19th Renewi Tour 2023 Stage 4 a 1794km stage from Beringen to Peer UCIWT on August 26 2023 in Peer Belgium Photo by Bas CzerwinskiGetty Images
Tim Wellens of UAE Team Emirates celebrates at podium as GC winner for 2023 Renewi Tour(Image credit: Bas Czerwinski/Getty Images)

Overview

The Renewi Tour is in its second year after a long history as a late-season WorldTour stage race, previously known as the Benelux Tour, BinckBank Tour and Eneco Tour. 

This year's race takes place from August 28 through September 1 and features five stages across Belgium.

The Renewi Tour route starts outside Maastricht in Riemst before heading to Tessenderlo for a 15km individual time trial. Stage 3 brings riders to the coast for a 185km stage from Blankenberge to Ardooie, while the next day is a rather flat 177km stage from Oostburg to Aalter. 

The final day is the key to the overall classification with a finish on the fabulous cobbled climb in Geraardsbergen, the Muur Kapelmuur.

World champion Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Deceuninck) leads a strong field of contenders that also includes Biniam Girmay (Intermarché-Wanty), defending champion Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates) and sprinters Tim Merlier (Soudal-Quickstep), Olav Kooij (Visma-Lease a Bike) and Arnaud De Lie (Lotto Dstny).

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