Tour de France Tour de France 2025 Stage 12: Auch - Hautacam (180.6k)

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Gap between Pogi and Vingo on Hautacam

  • They arrive at the finish together

    Votes: 22 16.2%
  • Pogi wins by 1-30 seconds

    Votes: 22 16.2%
  • Pogi wins by 31-60 seconds

    Votes: 29 21.3%
  • Pogi wins by over a minute

    Votes: 28 20.6%
  • Vingo wins by 1-30 seconds

    Votes: 9 6.6%
  • Vingo wins by 31-60 seconds

    Votes: 6 4.4%
  • Vingo wins by over a minute

    Votes: 7 5.1%
  • Race cancelled (due to Pogi's brushes)

    Votes: 13 9.6%

  • Total voters
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Looking at the poll: Pogi is still a strong favourite for today (53 % vs 16 %), which is a bit surprising IMO. I thought it would even out.
The poll on this thread? That's about the gap between Vingi and Pogo.
 
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Carlton 'didn't see the incident' of Coquard

Every time anyone says that phrase I see this mans face

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They should try to get rid of Rodriguez on the next climb if they want to have a shot for the stage win.

UAE pulling means they want the stage, I very much doubt they fear C.Rodiguez. You'd also probably not drop him on a cat 4, but after the cat 4 it's only 30k more to controll for the peloton untill the climbing starts. So I think it's already over.
 
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Visma didn't drill on Cote de Labatmale. Probably defensive tactics decided for today by Grischa & Trine.
 
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Am I the only one who's shocked to learn that Hautacam was climbed only six times before in the Tour? Always sounds like one of those real Tour icons to me.
No I remember when it was introduced.

I am more fired up for Superbagneres. That’s a climb that was permanently imprinted on my brain as a kid in 1986. In the two Tours I saw it In, it should’ve become an icon instead of forgotten for 35 years- though I do understand that a lot of that had to do with road conditions leading up to the climb.

La Plagne is another climb that had some famous battles. Of course the 1987 Tour is the most memorable one. It’s been rarely used since then as well (though it has had the occasional random appearance like in 2002- and maybe 1 more after that).
 
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Thibau coming to life when his stages are done.

And Coquard gaining time on a chasing peloton.
 
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And Coquard gaining time on a chasing peloton.

Finnish commentator said there would be no chance to make the time limit but I don't think it will be a problem. Overall these stages which are easy in the beginning before heavy climbing in the other half aren't too bad.
 
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UAE pulling means they want the stage, I very much doubt they fear C.Rodiguez. You'd also probably not drop him on a cat 4, but after the cat 4 it's only 30k more to controll for the peloton untill the climbing starts. So I think it's already over.

Or to mask that Pog is not feeling good. But we will know soon.
 
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Am I the only one who's shocked to learn that Hautacam was climbed only six times before in the Tour? Always sounds like one of those real Tour icons to me.
& everyone single one, I've missed despite seeing the rest of the tour/stage. I'm hoping to finally see the Hautacam this year, but alas i'm babysitting at the moment.