August 16, 2024
As in the first stage, Ibrány was also decided by a bunch sprint, which brought the success of Kacper Mientki from Poland, while the Nyíregyháza individual time trial was a great success for Ireland. In the overall classification, it was the winner of the first stage, Spain’s Héctor Álvarez, who finished in the lead.
August 15, 2024
The first stage of the two-day international event in Vásárosnamény ended with a bunch sprint, with Ireland’s Seth Dunwoody finishing second and Czech Jan Podaril third – András Pakot was the best Hungarian, finishing tenth, but thanks to intermediate sprint during the stage, Zsombor Takács (MBH Bank Cycling Team) can look forward to the continuation from the best Hungarian position.
August 14, 2024
The race will start with a 136.5-kilometre field stage around the village of Vásárosénynamény, Vásárosénynamény, Hungary. The peloton will start from Szabadság Square in Vásárosnamény at 11:55 and will pass through the villages of Tákos, Csaroda, Tarpa, Tivadar, Gulács and Jánd, finishing after three laps at 15:15.
August 13, 2024
National and club teams will take part in the Nations’ Cup race, which starts on 14 August. By the way, theses teams wear a uniform jersey per team. The peculiarity of cycling, that differently, distinctive jerseys are awarded in a multi-day stage races.
August 13, 2024
On Monday 12 August, the Nations’ Cup Hungary press conference was held in Nyíregyháza.
August 12, 2024
For the fifth time, Hungary will host the best of the youth age group, said the press conference of the event, which took place on 12 August in Nyíregyháza, at the town hall.
August 8, 2024
Here is the official “Roadbook” of the Nations’ Cup Hungary, which starts on August 14, in which you can find all the important information about this year’s Hungarian Youth World Cup round!
May 28, 2024
One Spanish and two Gallic successes were applauded in May.
May 7, 2024
Following the Paris-Roubaix and the Eroica Juniores, the 2024 Nations’ Cup series continued with the Course de la Paix Juniors stage race, which was won by Denmark’s Albert Philipsen.
April 23, 2024
After the Paris-Roubaix one-day classic, the Eroica Juniores followed in the 2024 Nations’ Cup series, where last year’s Hungarian winner, Norway’s Felix Orn-Kristoff, won two stages, but Barnabás Vas also shone for the Hungarian national team.
