And the TV broadcast will probably start 5 minutes after they have climbed this...DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.
Still a looong time away.Opalius said:Stream anyone?
Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.
This is the last climb 10k from the finish st. 18 TdF 2015.The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
Yesterday TJ had a good reason to take turns (so not dumb), not today thoughRed Rick said:Froome to go in the single hard kilometer of the final climb. He will gap TJVG, question is wether he'll limit his losses or crawl himself back.
TJVG not to do dumb pulling for Froome like yesterday
750m altitude. 782 actuallyMiburo said:The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
Isn't it 3 km?
In the tour profile of stage 18 it says 3km.
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imo the best designed stage of the tour, not saying much though.
It's a bit deceiving. Short but steep. That climb actually leads to the Col du Chaussy, and while the latter has been climbed in the Tour before, they never went through this small alpine intestine, rather via Hermillon further southeast. I used it once to make a multi climb stage with Chaussy, Madelaine and Val Thorens. With the Galibier and Croix de Fer/Glandon not far away, the possibilities to use this beauty are endless.The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
sounds like typical rabo bs excuses again.Dekker_Tifosi said:Kelderman said his last bad day had probably to do with his fall earlier this week. Without meaning to do so he was shifting position on the bike after fall and causing problems with his left leg which felt powerless. So once he was dropped yesterday he took it easy.
Afaik Chaussy has never been climbed in the Tour before.BigMac said:It's a bit deceiving. Short but steep. That climb actually leads to the Col du Chaussy, and while the latter has been climbed in the Tour before, they never went through this small alpine intestine, rather via Hermillon further southeast. I used it once to make a multi climb stage with Chaussy, Madelaine and Val Thorens. With the Galibier and Croix de Fer/Glandon not far away, the possibilities to use this beauty are endless.The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
Woops, you're right. This year only.Netserk said:Afaik Chaussy has never been climbed in the Tour before.BigMac said:It's a bit deceiving. Short but steep. That climb actually leads to the Col du Chaussy, and while the latter has been climbed in the Tour before, they never went through this small alpine intestine, rather via Hermillon further southeast. I used it once to make a multi climb stage with Chaussy, Madelaine and Val Thorens. With the Galibier and Croix de Fer/Glandon not far away, the possibilities to use this beauty are endless.The Hitch said:Wait, that is the tiny seemingly meaningless 750m cat 2 they have halfway in the profile?DBotero said:![]()
Awesomeness of Lacets de Montvernier.![]()
From that pic i thought it was some sort of Alpine HC.
Speaking of the Tour stage, there is 6km from the bottom of the Glandon descent to the beginning of Lacets de Montvernier, so a move on Glandon is quite likely, especially since the Glandon descent is quite technical as well.