
Two seconds in 2019, in 2017 and in 2015, five seconds in 2012, six seconds in 2011 and eight seconds in 2014 and 2010: ever since the race joined the WorldTour in 2007, the general classification of the Tour de Pologne has been decided by some nail-bitingly tight margins. But for an ultra-close GC finale, the 2023 edition could well beat them all.
Just a few hundredths of a second currently separate race leader Matej Mohorič (Bahrain Victorious) from runner-up João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates) after the stage 6 time trial in Katowice which was supposed to provide a definitive format to the Tour de Pologne overall. Instead, with just one stage left to go, the difference between the event's top two racers could hardly be closer.