Race Information

Stage Race

Date:
September 18th-22nd, 2024

Pro Series

Organiser:
TDL Organisation

Start:
Luxembourg

Finish:
Luxembourg

About Safe Cycling Report

Introduction

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the safety aspects of a prominent cycling race. It aims to dissect the intricacies involved in planning and executing a race that is not only competitive but also ensures the well-being of all riders.

OBJECTIVE

The primary objective is to identify potential risks, and propose actionable solutions to mitigate these dangers. By enhancing safety protocols, we aim to safeguard the health of riders, support staff, and spectators, thereby elevating the overall race experience.




ANALYSIS

Our analysis hinges on evaluating various components such as course layout, weather conditions, obstacle management, and safety plans. We assess past incidents, feedback from participants, and best practices in sports event management to form a holistic view of the race’s safety landscape.

DATA

Data collection encompasses race archives, weather reports, incident logs, and participant surveys. This rich dataset forms the foundation of our safety audit, enabling us to pinpoint vulnerabilities and recommend targeted interventions for future editions of the race.



Methodology

THE RIDERS​


Engaging in discussions with riders and teams to gather their insights. Our surveys have compiled initial data directly from these key stakeholders, ensuring their experiences and concerns are incorporated into our planning.



CRASH DATABASE

Utilizing a detailed database to analyze past crashes, identifying common locations and causes. This enables us to pinpoint high-risk areas and devise strategies to mitigate potential accidents.


ORGANISERS


Conducting weekly meetings with race organizers to receive their feedback and incorporate their knowledge into our safety measures. This continuous dialogue helps to align our safety strategies with the specific needs of each event.



SAFE CYCLING

Applying our vast experience gained from over 1000 days of racing to enhance road safety. Our expertise in cycling safety is instrumental in developing effective prevention and response strategies.


OTHERS

Gathering inputs from various stakeholders within the sport, including official bodies, local authorities, and the cycling community at large. This holistic approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of all possible safety concerns and solutions.


Evaluation

SAFETY EVALUATION

This document provides an in-depth analysis of the course, identifying obstacles and potential risks.


SAFE CYCLING MAP

A comprehensive map detailing the placement of safety equipment, warning systems, and other preventive measures to ensure the well-being of participants and spectators.”


POST-RACE EVALUATION

Focuses on reviewing the events that occurred during the race, identifying both successes and areas for improvement. This includes assessing the effectiveness of the safety measures implemented, gathering feedback from participants, teams, and officials on the course layout and safety protocols, analyzing incident reports to enhance future race safety, and recommending adjustments based on observed outcomes.

Tour de Luxembourg 2024

5 STAGES
Race Info

History

The Tour de Luxembourg, founded in 1935, was initially dominated by Luxembourgish, Belgian, French, and Dutch riders. In the 1980s, it became more international, attracting winners from Russia, Switzerland, and Denmark, and notable cyclists like Bernard Hinault and Jakob Fuglsang.


Renamed the Škoda Tour de Luxembourg in 2005, the event joined the ProSeries division in 2020, raising its global profile. Luxembourg leads with 21 victories, and Mathias Clemens holds the record for most wins at five. Early editions included independent and amateur riders, reflecting the race’s evolving character.

stage 1

Stage 1 | Luxembourg – Luxembourg

18/09Wednesday

About Stage 1

Stage 1 // Luxembourg – Luxembourg

Start Village: Luxembourg

Start Location: Place Guillaume II (Knuelder)

Team Presentation: 11:50 – 12:50

Start Time: 13:00

Finish Village: Luxembourg Fëschmaart

Finish Line: Rue Siegfroi, Luxembourg

Estimated Finish Time: 16:31 – 17:14

Stage 1 – Safety Plan

The Safety Plan is being worked on, and we are in the upcoming days and weeks talking with several riders for important inputs. The Safety Plan will be updated.

Safety Signs
0
LED Arrows With Sound
0
Crash Protection
0
Banners and Various Material
0
Stage 1 – Timetable

Timetable highlights

Montée de Niklosbierg (48.5 km, Cat. 1 Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 14:08 – 14:21.

Côte de Bourscheid (72.8 km, HC Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 14:39 – 14:57.

Côte de Eschdorf (90.4 km, HC Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 15:02 – 15:27.

Mersch (Rush Sprint Point) (134.8 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 16:00 – 16:37.

Côte de Stafelter (149.5 km, Cat. 1 Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 16:20 – 17:01.

Finish at Luxembourg-Fëschmaart (158 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 16:31 – 17:14.


stage 2

Stage 2 | Junglinster – Schifflange

19/09Thursday

About Stage 2

Stage 2 // Junglinster – Schifflange

Start Village: Junglinster

Start Location: Centre Culturel Am Duerf

Team Presentation: 11:50 – 12:50

Start Time: 13:00

Finish Village: Schifflange

Finish Line: Hôtel de Ville

Estimated Finish Time: 16:24 – 17:06


Stage 2 – Safety Plan
Safety Signs
0
LED Arrows With Sound
0
Crash Protection
0
Banners and Various Material
0
Stage 2 – Timetable

Timetable highlights

Côte de Zittig (28.8 km, Cat. 1 Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 13:39 – 13:47.

Junglinster (Rush Sprint Point) (52.1 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 14:09 – 14:24.

Montée de Steinsel (87.0 km, HC Climb):

  • Expected timing: Between 14:31 – 14:50.

Schifflange (Arrival – Rush Sprint Point) (134.6 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 15:57 – 16:34.

Schifflange (Arrival – Rush Sprint Point) (144.8 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 16:10 – 16:50.

Finish at Schifflange (Final Arrival) (155 km):

  • Expected timing: Between 16:24 – 17:06.





stage 3

Stage 3 | Rosport – Diekirch

20/09Friday

About Stage 3

Stage 3 // Rosport – Diekirch

Start Village: Rosport

Start Location: Parc de la Sûre

Team Presentation: 11:05 – 12:05

Start Time: 12:15

Finish Village: Diekirch

Finish Line: Kluuster Pl. Guillaume Rue Stavelot

Estimated Finish Time: 16:39 – 17:34

Stage 3 – Safety Plan
Safety Signs
0
LED Arrows With Sound
0
Crash Protection
0
Banners and Various Material
0
Stage 3 – Timetable

Timetable highlights

Start: Rosport (Parc de la Sûre) – Neutralized Start

  • Timing: 12:15

Race Start: Sortie Rosport (0 km)

  • Timing: 12:17

Rush Sprint Point: Rosport (36.2 km)

  • Timing: 13:04 – 13:14

Côte de Michelsbierg (38.5 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 13:07 – 13:17

Côte de Beaufort (61.2 km, Cat. 1 Climb)

  • Timing: 13:36 – 13:53

Um Knupp (137.6 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 15:16 – 15:54

Montée de Haemerich (170.8 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 15:59 – 16:46

Rush Sprint Point: Diekirch (173.7 km)

  • Timing: 16:03 – 16:51

Montée de Seitert (180.6 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 16:12 – 17:02

Montée de Haemerich (184.6 km, HC Climb – Second Pass)

  • Timing: 16:17 – 17:08

Rush Sprint Point: Diekirch (187.5 km)

  • Timing: 16:21 – 17:13

Montée de Seitert (194.4 km, HC Climb – Second Pass)

  • Timing: 16:30 – 17:23

Montée de Haemerich (198.4 km, HC Climb – Third Pass)

  • Timing: 16:35 – 17:30

Finish at Diekirch (201.3 km)

  • Timing: 16:39 – 17:34


stage 4

Stage 4 | Differdange – Differdange

21/09Saturday

About Stage 4

Stage 4 // Differdange – Differdange

Start Village: Differdange
Start Location: Rue Adolphe Krieps

Finish Line: Place du Marché, 53 Rue J.F. Kennedy

Start First Rider: 13:50

Arrival Last Rider: ± 16:18

Stage 4 – Safety Plan
Safety Signs
0
LED Arrows With Sound
0
Crash Protection
0
Banners and Various Material
0

stage 5

Stage 5 | Mersch – Luxembourg

22/09Sunday

About Stage 5

Stage 5 // Mersch – Luxembourg

Start Village: Mersch

Start Location: Mersch International School

Team Presentation: 09:50 – 10:50

Start Time: 11:00

Finish Village: Luxembourg Limpertsberg

Finish Line: Place Auguste Laurent, Avenue Victor Hugo

Estimated Finish Time: 15:05 – 15:43

Stage 5 – Safety Plan
Safety Signs
0
LED Arrows With Sound
0
Crash Protection
0
Banners and Various Material
0
Stage 5 – GPX file and Timetable

Timetable highlights

Start: Mersch (Place Saint-Michel) – Neutralized Start

  • Timing: 11:00

Race Start: Sortie Mersch (0 km)

  • Timing: 11:05

Côte de Nommern (10.1 km, Cat. 1 Climb)

  • Timing: 11:18 – 11:20

Montée de Gralingen (37.7 km, Cat. 1 Climb)

  • Timing: 11:54 – 12:04

Côte de Kautenbach (59.6 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 12:22 – 12:39

Côte de Misärshaff (105.8 km, Cat. 1 Climb)

  • Timing: 13:23 – 13:52

Um Knupp (137.6 km, HC Climb)

  • Timing: 15:16 – 15:54

Rush Sprint Point: Hall Victor Hugo (153.5 km)

  • Timing: 14:25 – 15:07

Côte de Misärshaff (159.8 km, Cat. 1 Climb – Second Pass)

  • Timing: 14:33 – 15:17

Rush Sprint Point: Hall Victor Hugo (165.2 km)

  • Timing: 14:40 – 15:25

Finish at Hall Victor Hugo (176.9 km)

  • Timing: 14:55 – 15:44


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Contact

Feel free to contact us at any time!

Andy Schleck

Race Director

Benoit Theisen

Safety Manager

Markus Lærum

Safe Cycling Team

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