The Tour of Colombiaone of the most prestigious competitions in the latin american cycling, celebrates its 74th edition this year. Known for its demanding route and vibrant atmosphere, this race brings together the best cyclists in the country and the continent, becoming an event eagerly awaited by both athletes and fans.
The route covers nearly 1,500 kilometers, crossing various regions of the country. From the altitudes of the Andes to the warm lands of the Caribbean, the route challenges cyclists with varied weather and topographic conditions. The competition includes high mountain stages, time trial and urban circuitsproviding a complete spectacle of the skills and stamina of the participants.
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The Tour of Colombia 2024 It has the participation of national and international teams. Prominent figures of Colombian cycling who are on the list of possible competitors, increasing excitement and expectations. In addition, continental teams from neighboring countries have also confirmed their participation, providing an additional level of competitiveness.
The Colombian public, known for its passion for cycling, turns out en masse to support the runners. Throughout the stages, thousands of fans fill the streets, creating a festive atmosphere and unconditional support. The cities and towns that are part of the tour prepare in advance to receive the teams and fans, generating an important economic benefit and promoting local tourism.
Road closures for the Tour of Colombia
Stage 3 – June 17
Route: Cota – Siberia – El Rosal – Alto del Vino – La Vega – Villeta – Guaduas – Honda – Mariquita – 168.6 kilometers
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Stage 4 – June 18
Route: Mariquita – Falan Crossing – Guayabal Armero – Lebanon – Murillo – Alto de Letras – 143.4 kilometers
Stage 5 – June 19
Route: Manizales (through the Violetas) – Chinchiná – Santa Rosa de Cabal Variant – Dosquebradas – Pollo Variant – Cerrito – Cartago – Zaragoza – Obando – Zarzal – La Paila – Bugalagrande – Tuluá Variant – San Pedro – San Carlos – Buga – 195.6 kilometres
Stage 6 – June 20
Route: Buga – San Carlos – San Pedro – Variante Tuluá – Bugalagrande – La Paila – Zarzal – Obando – Zaragoza – Cartago – Cerrito – La Virginia – Cruce Balboa – Sanctuary – Apía – 173.3 kilometers
Stage 7 – June 21
Route: Pereira – Cartago – Zaragoza – Las Cruces – Return – Cartago – Cerrito – La Virginia – Viterbo – Belén de Umbría Crossing – Anserma – Quinchía Crossing – Guástica – Riosucio – 155.3 kilometers
Stage 8 – June 22
Route: Supía – La Felisa Crossing – Marmato Crossing – La Pintada – Puente Iglesias – Return PR 21 –– La Pintada – Santa Barbara – Versalles – Alto de Minas – 144.3 kilometers
Stage 9 – June 23
Route: Individual Time Trial – Departure: Medellín at the EPM Smart Building – Arrival at Alto de Las Palmas – 17.3 kilometers
