Tour de Luxembourg 2025 stage 4 results

After the race exploded on the hills the day prior, there were two obvious contenders for the overall victory: Brandon McNulty and Mattias Skjelmose, with the Dane entering the 26-kilometer long time-trial in Niederanven with 8 seconds of lead.

However there was a stage up for grabs and the distance allowed for the specialists to make serious differences. This was the case with the British national champion Ethan Hayter who put in a storming time, averaging 51.5Km/h and holding his lead with a large advantage throughout the afternoon. Ben Healy was the first rider to come within a minute of the Soudal – Quick-Step rider, and Hayter’s incredible second half of the course meant that not even the main GC contenders would be likely to come close to his time.