1993

22th Tour de Hongrie: Start after a long break

After a long break of almost thirty years, the Tour de Hongrie was back on the road again, thanks mainly to the support of the chief organiser, János Sipos and Coca-Cola.

Csaba Steig won both the first and the last stages of Tour de Hongrie, but in overall, it was Germany's Jens Dittmann who took the first place - and he did it by taking it from the Canadian Perras on the last stage, by overcoming him after more than one minute deficit.

22th Tour de Hongrie (27 July– 1 August 1993, 945 km)

Stage winners:
Stage 1 (Budapest - Győr, 117 km): Csaba Steig (Hungarian, Szolnoki Cukorgyár)
Stage 2 (Győr - Siófok, 127 km): Gunther Nauwelaers (Belgian, Jette)
Stage 3 (Siófok - Szekszárd, 165 km): Chorniy (Russian, Csepel SC)
Stage 4 (Szekszárd - Szolnok, 210 km): Marko Polanc (Slovenian, Kranj)
Stage 5 (Szolnok - Eger, 126 km): Uwe Zeidler (German, Thüringia)
Stage 6 (Felsőtárkány - Répáshuta, 22 km, Mountain Time Trial): Dietmar Müller (Austria)
Stage 7 (Miskolc - Budapest, 178 km): Csaba Steig (Hungarian, Szolnoki Cukorgyár)

General Classification:
1. Jens Dittmann (German, Thüringia) 23:40:58
2. Gábor Kovács (Hungarian, Tipográfia-Bianchi) 23:41:14 (+0:16)
3. Dominique Perras (Canadian, Besancon) 23:41:15 (+0:17)

Teams Classification:
1. Thüringia (German)

Points Classification:
1. Vadim Prisayenko (Ukrainian, Lvov)

Mountains Classification:
1. Martin Kukk (French, Besancon)