As Simurgh mentioned he is having connection issues and wanted someone else to make the stage topic, here goes...
So after todays shortened stage because of landslides, stage 20 has to be shortened as well for the same reasons and bad weather predictions. They're going straight from Albertville to Val Thorens, skipping the Roselend and the Longefoy. They start at 14.30 and it will take them approximately 2 hours to reach the finish.
Picture at the Cormet de Roseland by @robbertderijk:
The new route:
This route on Strava gives me a total elevation gain of ~2500 meters.
Only 1 HC climb, to Val Thorens! 33.4 km with an average of 5.5%.
The climb was only raced once before in the tour, in 1994 with the Colombian Nelson Rodriguez as the stage winner.
They're predicting lots of rain:
Albertville:
Val Thorens:
A very short stage, only 59 km, does this bring Alaphillipe back in the game or do the Colombians keep monopolizing wins in Val Thorens? ;-)
So after todays shortened stage because of landslides, stage 20 has to be shortened as well for the same reasons and bad weather predictions. They're going straight from Albertville to Val Thorens, skipping the Roselend and the Longefoy. They start at 14.30 and it will take them approximately 2 hours to reach the finish.
Picture at the Cormet de Roseland by @robbertderijk:

The new route:


This route on Strava gives me a total elevation gain of ~2500 meters.
Only 1 HC climb, to Val Thorens! 33.4 km with an average of 5.5%.
The climb was only raced once before in the tour, in 1994 with the Colombian Nelson Rodriguez as the stage winner.

They're predicting lots of rain:
Albertville:

Val Thorens:

A very short stage, only 59 km, does this bring Alaphillipe back in the game or do the Colombians keep monopolizing wins in Val Thorens? ;-)