The Tour de Pologne's 83rd edition runs from August 3-9, with 1,111 kilometres across seven days. The UCI WorldTour race will this year run from north to south, starting in the coastal city of Gdynia.
The mountains come later in the race, however that doesn't mean the opening stages are completely flat with day one delivering the longest stage on hilly terrain through Pomeranian Voivodeship. The sprinters then should be sure to get a chance on the next stage which takes off from alongside the Baltic Sea once again, while the degree of difficulty will lift on stage 3.
