One of the hallmark events of the Spring Classics, the Tour of Flanders Women takes the peloton on a challenging race across cobblestones and sharp ascents in and around Oudenaarde.
Added in 2022, the iconic Koppenberg is back this year. The 158km-route also includes the final climbs of Oude Kwaremont and Paterberg.
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Tour of Flanders Women key climbs
- Tiegemberg (km 10/148km to go)
- Korte Ast (km 56.6/101.4km to go)
- Wolvenberg (km 68.4/89.6km to go)
- Molenberg (km 80.9/77.1km to go)
- Marlboroughstraat (km 84.9/73.1km to go)
- Berendries (km 88.9/69.1km to go)
- Valkenberg (km 94.2/63.8km to go)
- Koppenberg (km 113.4/44.6km to go)
- Steenbeekdries (km 118.7/39.3km to go)
- Taaienberg (km 121.2/36.8km to go)
- Kruisberg/Hotond (km 131.5/26.5 km to go)
- Oude Kwaremont (km 141.3/16.7km to go)
- Paterberg (km 144.7/13.3km to go)
Tour of Flanders Women key cobble sectors
- Huisepontweg (km 49.6/108.4km to go)
- Kerkgate (km 72/86km to go)
- Jagerij (km 74.7/83.3km to go)
- Mariaborrestraat (km 117.4/40.6km to go)
- Stationsberg (km 118.8/39.2km to go)
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