Frosty said:letour site says 20.8km. Climbbybike has 21.4km route starting from the D974 roundabout in Bedoin.
http://www.climbbybike.com/profile.asp?Climbprofile=Mont-Ventoux&MountainID=4
hope not...Dazed and Confused said:So what now? Will Europcar continue to drive the peloton and scoop up Rolland for some action later?
murali said:I was thinking of clocking from that roundabout. at least i wont miss tht point.
Liquigas said:They have completed 100km in just 2 hours. Today's stage is going so fast again. Someone will pay it later on.
And today is not 180km flat stage, today is 242,5km rolling stage with Mont Ventoux finale.Liquigas said:They have completed 100km in just 2 hours. Today's stage is going so fast again. Someone will pay it later on.
Eyeballs Out said:Rolland might be in the polka dots but he looks a long way below 2011 form
Kwibus said:Allright, go Poels!
Still a long way to go and Poels is unproven on lomg distances and he has some other contenders in the break as well.
I wouldnt be surprised that if the break survives Sagan will take it.
The Barb said:In 2009 the Garate break had 5:14 at the bottom on the climb. He finished 38 seconds ahead of Schleck and Contador who didn't go hard out and certainly would have caught him if they had.
With the pressue in the first couple of hours today I think the break will need at least six minutes from the base of the climb.
Lance Armstrong said:What is Europcar trying to achieve here? Rolland is cooked for today and if Froome wins they will lose polka dot to him.
Eyeballs Out said:Rolland might be in the polka dots but he looks a long way below 2011 form
Dazed and Confused said:DSs are making phone calls now.
roundabout said:Maybe its LAM and EUS again.![]()