Barely enough time to savor this good news that Claude Montac got back to work. Work that accumulates almost day by day depending on all the health regulations that will govern the UCI event. “It is moreover because it is a UCI event that the TEL is maintained,” specifies the organizer. Now we are twenty-two days from the first start. A lot of organizational details will still have to be worked out. This year, it is much more complicated than in previous years because of the health situation. We are waiting for the next government announcements in early May to know exactly the latest regulations to which we will comply. “
We will have a peloton of 150 runners, the biggest that TEL has seen in 17 years.
Claude Montac (TEL organizer)
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Claude Montac expects a lot from this deadline which could lift the ban on French amateur N2 teams to ride, the C’Chartres Cycling in the first place, which is only waiting for the green light to place its six riders on the starting line of the 1st stage, Friday May 14, in Illiers-Combray. “Registrations are blocked, we will finally host 25 courses. We will have a peloton of 150 runners, the biggest that TEL has seen in 17 years. Which represents a definite cost on the budget! “The C’Chartres Cycling will perhaps be part of it, answer at the beginning of May …
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Everything you need to know about the Tour d’Eure-et-Loir 2021
The 25 teams of the Tour d’Eure-et-Loir
Pro accounts (13): Groupama-FDJ, Alpecin – Fenix Development (Bel), Mazowsze Serce Polski (Pol), Black Spoke Pro Cycling (NZ), Team Coop (Nor), Swiss Racing Academy (Sui), Team Vorarlberg (Aut), Trinity Racing (GBR), Nippo – Provence – PTS (Sui), Vino Astana Motors (Kaz), X – Speed United (Can), Team Lotto-Kern Haus (All), Leopard PC (Lux).
FIA Cross (1): Cross Team Legends (From).
Selection (1): Slovakia.
N1 (9) : Vendée U, VC Rouen, AVC Aix-en-Provence, VC Villefranche Beaujolais, SCO Dijon, Occitane CF, CC Nogent-ssur-Oise, Team U Nantes Atlantique, Dunkirk Grand-Littoral-Cofidis.
N2 (1): C’Chartres Cycling.
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