The cycle race, which consists of four stages, stretches over a total of 693.5 kilometres. The Arctic Race of Norway is broadcast on television all over the world and otherwise receives wide media coverage, but standing along the roads and hearing the breath of the athletes as they race past is of little use. There will be cheering crowds, inventive activities and pleasant hospitality when the world’s best cyclists conquer beautiful Northern Norway.
The stages in the Arctic Race of Norway 2019
- stage: Å–Leknes 182 kilometers
- stage: Henningsvær–Svolvær 168.5 kilometers
- stage: Sortland–Storheia (Melbu) 176.5 kilometers
- stage: Lødingen–Narvik 166.5 kilometers
Read more about the Arctic Race of Norway here
NB! You might want to check which roads are closed during the period the race is in progress
About the Arctic Race of Norway
The Arctic Race of Norway is an annual cycling race that runs through northern Norway. The race is organized by Amaury Sport Organization (ASO) and Arctic Race of Norway. The ride is UCI-sponsored and part of the European Tour.
