Paris-Nice opens the cycling season at EITB
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The 2023 EITB cycling season will start with the live broadcast of the career Paris-Nice. Starting on Sunday, March 5thwill last until next Sunday, March 12. It will have a total of 1,202 kilometers and will be divided into 8 stages. The first stage, which will start and end in La Verriere, will be 169.4 kilometers long.
The eight stages will be broadcast live on ETB1 and eitb.eusby the hand of Fermin Aramendi and Alfontso Arroio. The longest stage will be on Thursday, the fifth, which will be Saint Symphorien sur Coise-Saint Paul-Trois Chateaux, 212.4 kilometers long.
Alfontso Arroio and Fermin Aramendi
Cycling season in EITB
The most spectacular cycling events of the season can be followed on EITB, including: Paris-Nice (March 5-12), Estella Grand Prix (April 1st), tour of flanders (April 2), Euskal Herriko Itzulia (3-8 April), Paris-Roubeaux (April 9th), Amstel Gold Race (April 16th), Walloon Arrow/Flèche Wallonne (April 19th), Liège-Bastogne-Liège (April 23rd), Italy spin (May 6-28), Emakumeen Itzulia (May 12, 13 and 14), Criterium Dauphine (June 4-11), tour of switzerland (June 11-21), Tour de France (July 1-23), San Sebastian Classic (July 29), Getxo Grand Prix (July 30), tour of poland (July 29-August 4) and Return to Burgos (August 15-19).
Source: Eitb
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