I've just seen this profile for the first stage of the RideLondon Classique. Looks like a dream course for Purito with all these walls.
With walls like that in his home town to train on, i'm surprised Alex Dowsett hasn't been challenging up the Mur de Huy!I've just seen this profile for the first stage of the RideLondon Classique. Looks like a dream course for Purito with all these walls.
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Though sometimes it can make sense to break down a climb like that if it's quite irregular.With walls like that in his home town to train on, i'm surprised Alex Dowsett hasn't been challenging up the Mur de Huy!
This looks like some tough 10+ km climb until you look down at the numbers along the bottom and realise it's only 1,1km long!
View: https://twitter.com/TourDeJose/status/1529803643330908160?s=20&t=HcMlrasKoHKYVf_zjiCo7Q
The really sad thing is that when they had the mens course, they were only a few hundred metres away from using a 25% climb - Nightingale lane in RichmondI've just seen this profile for the first stage of the RideLondon Classique. Looks like a dream course for Purito with all these walls.
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The Women's Tour this year literally rides past the base of one of the only steep climbs in East Anglia - twice.The really sad thing is that when they had the mens course, they were only a few hundred metres away from using a 25% climb - Nightingale lane in Richmond
As someone who lives in Gloucestershire, I can tell you that they could literally done an epic LBL style stage in the Cotswolds, proper walls on good roads. But instead it looks like from the map that they completely avoid any climbs on this year's TOB stage to Gloucester...The Women's Tour this year literally rides past the base of one of the only steep climbs in East Anglia - twice.
When you allow your child with ocd to fix your stage profiles...I like the way this Giro Valle d'Aosta profile includes the name of every street on the route. That way you will never get lost.
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