From the 19th to the 26th of February the peloton will take on what is perhaps the top African road race of the year, the Tour du Rwanda. Throughout eight days, the riders will take on an interesting mix of stages in the country that will host the 2025 World Championships, a race that every years gains more and more reputation.
Stage six will feature some more climbing, the hardest perhaps the first of the day. There will be five climbs spread throughout the day, with more constant gradients and perhaps easier to control. 6.6Km at 6.9% climb could spoil the fun for those looking to keep it under control towards the end however, and the summit finish at Gicumbi sees 5.4 kilometers at 4.4% and can see differences created towards the end.
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