Communiqué No. 3

Remember to have your transponder moved from time trial bikes to regular road bikes.

There is a MASTER start on the Queenstage in all classes.

Driving towards the finish line is still prohibited and will be sanctioned. This cannot be emphasized enough.

It is not allowed to urinate in public places. This will be sanctioned.
Use the toilet vans provided.

There will be drop zones on all stages. These are marked with flags. Waste must be thrown on the side of the road and not into fields or the like.

On the 5th stage, no. 1, 2 and 3 MUST come to the gear check right after the finish.
There will also be a random check. This does not apply to U19 and U19P. Failure to do so will result in a sanction.

Service in U19 + U19P.
The race will be run according to the rotation principle. The first service car in the motorcade takes the first rider. If you wish to provide service to your own rider, this must be reported over the radio.
All service is generally done after the commissaire’s car.
Repair of defects and wheel changes must always be done on the right side of the road.
Cars without a rear window and towbar are NOT permitted.
Service cars must have the Tour de Himmelfart streamer in the windshield.

Catering is only permitted for U19 Boys, see §18.4-1 of the Danish sporting rules.
Catering is not permitted on steep climbs, descents, in the first 30 km or in the last 20 km.

Catering is provided in accordance with the Danish Cycling Union’s sporting rules 2026:
18.4 Catering.
18.4-1 Catering may be provided in Danish races for classes that must travel a distance of more than 100 km.
The jury may at any time grant dispensation for catering in classes that travel less than 100 km.
https://www.cyklingdanmark.dk/fileadmin/files/PDFer/Sportslige_-Udstyrsregler/Sporstlige_regler_2026–Endelig_versin–12.05.2026–Faelghoejde_65_mm_for_U11-U17.pdf

All leader jerseys (yellow, blue and red) must be worn on all stages.
Failure to do so will result in a sanction.
There are prizes for no. 1-2-3-4-5 in all classes on all stages.
The riders MUST attend the prize giving.

A draw is made before all stages to determine how you will be called into the starting box.
The rider’s bib number determines when you will be called up. It is the last number that is decisive. For example: bib number 523. Here it is the number 3.

5th stage: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0
Leader jerseys will always start at the front of the field.
It is not allowed to bring rolls into the starting box after being called.