Get ready for world-class cycling and see where to cheer for the cycling elite on Sunday. 21st and June 22 whizzes by:
Because in 100 days, Denmark’s first World Tour race will take place. The field will pass through nine transit cities on a spectacular route from Roskilde to Copenhagen.
The route starts in Roskilde and runs north to Frederikssund, through Hillerød by Frederiksborg Castle and past Fredensborg to Louisiana at Humlebæk and then down past Lake Furesøen through Ballerup, so the route enters Copenhagen from the west.
After Rødovre, you head directly towards the capital via Roskildevej. The riders pass Frederiksberg along Pile Allé, Allegade and Falkoner Allé before reaching Jagtvej in Nørrebro. At Nørrebros Runddel, the field turns onto the final circuit that offers 11 km in the streets of Copenhagen. A nerve-wracking finish awaits on the run-up course on Sølvagde, at the National Gallery of Denmark, when the first ever winner of the Copenhagen Sprint will be crowned.