Tour de Matra | 161km
2027 · date not out yet · usually May
Gyongyos, Hungary🇭🇺
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What this course demands
Hilly. Pacing matters more than power here.
- Climbing
- 2,755 m
- Per km
- 17.1 m
- At 5%+
- 7%
- High point
- 992 m
Gradient
- under -3%14.6 km
- -3 to 1%99.6 km
- 1 to 3%14.7 km
- 3 to 5%21 km
- 5 to 8%10.3 km
- 8 to 12%1 km
The 3 hardest climbs
| From | Length | Gain | Avg | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| km 146.8 | 14.4 km | 743 m | 5.2% | 8.9% |
| km 78.8 | 11.7 km | 497 m | 4.2% | 6.3% |
| km 10.9 | 12.4 km | 501 m | 4% | 7% |
Climbs measured from the route file, not the race blurb. The profile carries a point roughly every 1.1 km, so a short ramp inside a climb reads smoother here than it does under your wheels, and each climb’s gain is a floor rather than a total.
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The Experience
The Tour de Matra Gran Fondo is a 161 km UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifier through the Matra Mountains of northern Hungary. Starting in Gyongyos, the route delivers 2755m of climbing across ten ascents before the summit finish at Kekes, the highest point in Hungary at 1014m. Maximum gradient hits 56% in sections. Riders doing two loops of the mountain circuit before the final ascent.
Highlights
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Finish at Kekesteto, Hungary's highest point2
UCI Gran Fondo World Series qualifier3
Eurosport live broadcast4
Three-day festival format5
Matra Mountains alpine terrain