Cyclists certainly don't come to Denmark to hone their climbing form. The smallest Scandinavian country is the flattest in Europe. So flat, in fact, that decades ago a dispute broke out over the highest elevation. It was all about centimetres. Only one thing was certain: each of the three candidates with a height of around 170 metres is located in the middle of Jutland in the Søhøjlandet region. Despite the lack of mountain passes and long climbs, it is all the more surprising that it was a Dane who recently won the mountain classification at the Tour de France twice in a row: Michael Rasmussen.
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TOUR 1: Mountain stage
Ry - Gammel Rye - Sønder Vissing - Tønning - Træden - Vestbirk - Østbirk - Sattrup - Såby - Yding - Alken - Boes - Ry
TOUR 2: Gladly to Gjerne
Holm Mølle - Lemming - Serup - Grønbæk - Ans - Bjerringbro - Ulstrup - Thorsø - Klintrup - Holmstol - Sørring - Voel - Gjern - Svostrup - Grauballe - Nisset - Lemming - Holm Mølle
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