Comprehensive Climbers Ranking

[dercuforever]

btw have you analysed rampe saint hilaire from stage 4 in the tour last year ?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1942618543637553346

View: https://x.com/ammattipyoraily/status/1942618543637553346

This and Mont Dore remain the most impressive attacks i've seen, along the Dauphine 14' where Froome tried to drop Contador. (Even though they were probably pushing ridiculously low watts in comparison). (And Cipressas)

 

[vappa]

the tour de france circuit is at least more forgiving in that regard

after today i expect pogi to go on the second lap

I don't think so, I think they'll just make it very hard for Pogacar to win the sprint. In stage races it's different because everyone dropped will try to minimise time loss, in 1 day races that's irrelevant, if you can outmanoeuvre the group for 3rd let's say it doesn't matter if you're 30s behind or 5 minutes

 

[ppanther92]

Sure, there's Vingegaard. Other than that, I don't know: If Almeida doesn't reach his best the 2nd and 3rd place will be more open and yes, Yates has a shot.

Vingegaard, Almeida, Pellizzari (eho looks pretty good this year), Bernal (who also looks best after crash), Gall (5th in the Tour) - I actually think its one of the better Giro fields in recent years.