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PROGRAM 17:30 Start Worldtour Team Time Trial - 24,2 Km Kvisler Gård, Aremark 18:00 Finish Fredriksten Fortress 15

Foto: Jan Tore Sveen/Eventfotografene Wednesday 15th. of August : Team presentation/Food- and culture evening 18:00 Team presentation Womens WorldTour Fredriksten Fortress Press conference and entertainment rom stage Barbeque buffet with Norwegian seafood 21:00 End Thursday 16th. of August : Aremark - Fredriksten Fortress 1.WWT PROGRAM 17:30 Start WorldTour Team time trial - 24,2 km Kvisler Gård, Aremark 18:00 Finish Fredriksten Fortress 15. - 19. AUGUST Entertainment and activities 19:30 Price ceremony Fredriksten Fortress Friday 17th. of August : Rakkestad - Mysen 2.WWT HALDEN - RAKKESTAD - MYSEN 13:45 Team presentation/sign-in Rakkestad downtown 14:50 Start Stage 1 WorldTour Rakkestad downtown FREDRIKSTAD - SARPSBORG 16:00 Start Children’s race Mysen downtown SVINESUND 17:40 Entering final circuit WorldTour Mysen downtown 18:15 Price ceremony Mysen downtown 19:00 AfterBike street party w/concerts etc. Mysen downton 20:30 FREE concert w/DNBE and guests “A tribute to ABBA” Inner harbour, Halden Saturday 18th. of August : Fredrikstad - Sarpsborg 2.WWT 10:00 Start Fredrikstad Triathlon Fredrikstad downtown 10:45 Team presentation/sign-in Fredrikstad downtown 11:00 Finish Fredrikstad Triathlon Fredrikstad downtown 11:45 Start Stage 2 WorldTour Fredrikstad downtown #lton18 #uciwwt 12:00 SarpsborgMarket Sarpsborg downtown 12:30 Start Children’s race Sarpsborg downtown 14:15 Entering final circuit WorldTour Sarpsborg downtown 16:00 Price ceremony Sarpsborg downton Sunday 19th. of August : Old Svinesund bridge - Halden 2.WWT 10:10 Team presentation/sign-in Old Svinesund bridge 11:10 Start Stage 3 WorldTour Old Svinesund bridge 11:00 Start Ladies På Tur - long course 60 km Coop Xtra, Halden 12:00 Start Ladies På Tur - short course 27 km Aremark downtown 13:00 Finish Ladies På Tur - shourt course 27 km Kongen Brygge, Halden Follow us on social media : 12:30 Start Children’s race Halden Square på n Tu På @ladiestour.no r s 12:30 AfterBike - Ladies På Tur to be opened Thon Hotel, Halden a r e T ! i u LTour_Of _Norway 13:15 Finish Ladies På Tur - long course 60 km Kongens Brygge, Halden B d r Ladies_Tour_of_Norway a ! 14:40 Entering final circuit WorldTour Halden downtown L www.ladiestour.no 15:20 Price ceremony Halden downtown - barn hjelper barn - Ladies Tour of Norway 15:30 AfterBike for invited guests to be opened Thon Hotel, Halden.

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