Estonia Cycling Tour returns as three-stage event – opening stage at Pirita Velodrome

The Estonia Cycling Tour, held June 4–6, returns this year in a three-stage format. For the first time, the tour's opening stage will take place at the historic Pirita Velodrome, which has not hosted major cycling races for nine years.

The Estonia Cycling Tour takes place this year from June 4–6 and returns in a three-stage format. The biggest news is the organization of the tour's opening stage at Tallinn's Pirita Velodrome – this is a historically significant step, as the legendary venue has not hosted notable cycling races over the past nine years.

Pirita Velodrome was completed in 1969 and has been the heart of Estonian cycling sport throughout the decades. After a long break, the return of major competition is an eagerly awaited event for local cycling fans, bringing attention back to one of Tallinn's most iconic sports facilities.

The Estonia Cycling Tour is one of the most important cycling races in the Baltic region, and the restoration of the three-stage format gives it even greater weight. The race organizers hope that the inclusion of Pirita Velodrome will spark new interest among both local athletes and international teams.