Intermediate sprint
Last km
This is the stage where the wind could play a role, but nothing spectacular forecasted.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/fr/bergerac/131920/afternoon-weather-forecast/131920?day=2
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Six of next seven stages are going to be crap. It makes no sense to avoid so many opportunities for GC relevant stages in the second week.FilipeFD said:the return of the flat boring stages
guncha said:Six of next seven stages are going to be crap. It makes no sense to avoid so many opportunities for GC relevant stages in the second week.FilipeFD said:the return of the flat boring stages
Huh. That might liven up things. If Earl Anthony had made it up the mountains we might've seen a 300.*Robert5091 said:2 90 degree corners in the last km should make it a fun sprint
Hopefully. Although while this could be a stage for the gamblers but a great leadout should also do the trick.Tonton said:Allez Nacer!!!
Allez Nacer!!!movingtarget said:Like to see Greipel or Bouhanni take a stage and now that Sagan and Demare are gone the sprints should be safer.Matthews might have come through the mountains in better shape than many of the sprinters, that could him give some hope.
Tank Engine said:Kittel for the win, but after the mountain stages I've jumped aboard the "Matthews for the green jersey" train.
Zoetemelk-fan said:Quite strange place to finish in charming city of Bergerac. With so many beautiful streets to make the finish, this looks like a remote area. Well more than 30 years I've been to the city, so don't remember clearly, but is a special place to draw attention to (besides TdF)? Or just best place for finding room?
Lupi33x said:Tank Engine said:Kittel for the win, but after the mountain stages I've jumped aboard the "Matthews for the green jersey" train.
Why would anyone do that?