The race in line men race for the Paris 2024 Olympics (road cycling) on OpenStreetMap and in Google Earth and the participants list
Friday 02 August 2024 at 01h06

After the men's and women's time trials, won respectively by Remco Evenepoel (Belgium) and Grace Brown (Australia), it's already time for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games road race.

The men will compete in this event on Saturday, August 3, over a distance of 273 kilometers, and the women on Sunday, August 4, over a distance of 158 kilometers.

Below you'll find details of the men's race route for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games road cycling road race. The map can be zoomed in to show exactly where the race will take place, which you can of course see for free except in the start/finish area between Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower (on the Pont d'Iéna).

You'll also find the list of starters in the men's road race! Last but not least, some information on race times is given below.

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The course of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games men's road race on OpenStreetMap

From Trocadéro in Paris, the riders will set off at 11 a.m. on the Pont d'Iéna, to tackle the 273-kilometer course (after a 5-kilometer neutralization, the real start will be given in Rue Gay Lussac, not far from the Jardin du Luxembourg), comprising a large loop in the south-western suburbs of Paris (itself containing two loops, notably in the Vallée de Chevreuse and visiting the Hauts-de-Seine, Yvelines and Essonne départements, and various other Paris 2024 Olympic Games sites such as the Château de Versailles [Modern Pentathlon and Equestrian Sports], the Golf National [Golf], the Vélodrome National de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines [Track cycling] and the Stade BMX de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines [BMX racing]) of 225 kilometers, before a return to Paris and a double loop around Montmartre and up to the Portes de Pantin and des Lilas at the eastern end of Paris, then a final passage on the Côte de la Butte Montmartre before descending to the Seine and returning to the Pont d'Iéna and Trocadéro, where the race finish will take place. This is scheduled to take place between 5.12pm (44km/h) and 5.49pm (40km/h), depending on the average speed of the race (riders should arrive in the Montmartre area somewhere between 4.09pm and 4.40pm).

The course will contain 11 climbs, giving rise to 13 climbs, since the last will be climbed 3 times:
  • Côte des Gardes - 1.9 km at 6% gradient
  • Côte de Saint-Germain-en-Laye - 1 km, 5.5% gradient
  • Côte des Mesnuls - 1.1 km at 6.1
  • Côte de Port-Royal - 1 km at 5.5
  • Côte de Senlisse - 1.3 km at 5.3
  • Côte d'Herbouvilliers - 800 m at 5.7% - Côte d'Herbouvilliers - 800 m at 5.7
  • Côte de Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse - 1.3 km at 6.3
  • Chateaufort hillside - 900 m at 5.7%.
  • Côte de Bièvres - 1.2 km at 6.5%.
  • Côte du Pavé des Gardes - 1.3 km at 6.5
  • Côte de la Butte Montmartre - 1 km at 6.5% - to be climbed three times, at 46, 28 and 9.5 km from the finish.
  • a total climb of 2,800 m

Below you'll find the profile and OpenStreetMap of the course for the men's road cycling road race of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Click on the images to enlarge.
The profile of the road cycling road race men of the Paris 2024 Olympics The race route of the road cycling road race men of the Paris 2024 Olympics

The Paris 2024 Olympic men's road race course in Google Earth

Do you prefer to open the map in Google Earth? Take a virtual flyover over the 273 kilometers that make up the course? You can do all this by downloading the KML file below:

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The list of starters for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games men's road cycling road race

91 riders are registered to take part in the men's road race of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Among the big favorites are Mathieu van der Poel for the Netherlands versus Remco Evenepoel or Wout van Aert for Belgium, not forgetting the recent addition to the list of starters, Marc Hirschi for Switzerland, a strong man who has come to replace Stefan Bissegger who was initially on the list for the Helvetians! On the French side, we find Julian Alaphilippe and we can also mention, more as outsiders, Mads Pedersen (Denmark), Tom Pidcock (Great Britain) or Biniam Girmay (Eritrea).

In a forthcoming publication (if all goes well and I manage to find the time to produce it), you'll find the map with the course and the list of starters in the women's road race!

door Thomas Vergouwen
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