It's just a normal road stage, except that it only consists of one climb. Avenir did something similar with Col de la Loze in 2019.
And it was won by Alexander Evans of Australia who can not ride on the flat at all.
It's just a normal road stage, except that it only consists of one climb. Avenir did something similar with Col de la Loze in 2019.
Also the Baby Giro earlier the same year, Einer Rubio won that one.It's just a normal road stage, except that it only consists of one climb. Avenir did something similar with Col de la Loze in 2019.
Yeah, I can't see how Lamperti will be able to hold on with grades like the ones on that climb. Suppose you never know but.......About the Tour of Japan, I think the gc will be a battle between Earle, Dyball, Lebas, Budyak, Benji Prades & Paco Mancebo and maybe Sainbayar.
Mount Fuji should b too much for someone like Lamperti. I kinda expect the Aussie Spuniks to be the main gc guys, but it's hard to say at this stage.
You might just want to check other sources than PCS: https://www.bouclesdelamayenne.fr/parcours-2022 (it's the 2023 route)Opening ITT/Prologue of Tour of Norway to Mount Fløyen is currently ongoing.
In Norway, 7.4 KM = Prologue.
In Mayenne, 4.1 KM = Stage 1.
I don't understand anything any more!
You might just want to check other sources than PCS: https://www.bouclesdelamayenne.fr/parcours-2022
Yeah, they're usually quite good at telling everyone how awesome they think they are.Most of the time, PCS is a reliable source.
Yeah, they're usually quite good at telling everyone how awesome they think they are.
Norway is notorious for having echelons on the weirdest places (e.g. the summit of Seljestadjuvet). Thibau and the dream of the bonifications is also still in play. If he isn't isolated again, he can win a stage.So that was it for GC then? Don't get this parcours honestly.