Tour de France 2025 (CONTAINS SPOILERS!)

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T4tomo

Legendary Member
Faaaaaark, forgot about that. :sad:

It will be available on ITV4play or whatever its called. Defo worth a watch
 
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No Ta Doctor

Senior Member
800 m at average 12.4% that's a bunch splitter . Look at the turn going into it well over 90 degrees .....you can't carry speed into it ? Going to check street view

Blimey. It looks pretty savage

Hope they remove these traffic islands just in front of the turn... Yu can see the bonnet of a small black car poking out from the climb turn.

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lescargot

New Member
Hi guys, just dropping in from lurking..

FWIW I know that bit of Toulouse well, and the images that depict the start of that final climb captures the problems there well …the main road before the turn isn’t that wide (no idea what they are going to do with the furniture) and the actual right turn off the level to enter the climb is real right hook and the start of the climb itself is pretty narrow…..

Should be road side near the top of that one tomorrow, promise to wave.
 

No Ta Doctor

Senior Member
There is no 5 k sprint zone ....none at all.

Is that from the roadbook maps? I'm not sure they've marked all of them there, it seemed a bit hit and miss.
 

mididoctors

Über Member
Is that from the roadbook maps? I'm not sure they've marked all of them there, it seemed a bit hit and miss.

From cycling news too

" Seven stages of this year's Tour will see the 3km rule extended to 5km, including the nailed-on sprint days - stages 1, 3, 9, and 15 in Lille, Dunkerque, Châteauroux, and Carcassonne, respectively. Three other stages – 4, 17, and 21 to Laval, Valence, and the visit to Montmartre in Paris – also see the new 5km rule implemented."

Neither this or roadbook has sprint zone for stage 11

Stage 1 has not got sprint zone in road book . There may be errors
 
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Pblakeney

Senior Member
Sure but if Jorgensen attacks and Pog doesn’t chase it would mean Jonas would also be (even further) behind him which is what happened at the Vuelta.

Sure but then Pog would be giving up the lead to Jorgensen which would indicate that he has blown. In which case Vingegaard jumps and drops him too. VLAB have a one-two. All hypothetical at this stage.
 

No Ta Doctor

Senior Member
From cycling news too

" Seven stages of this year's Tour will see the 3km rule extended to 5km, including the nailed-on sprint days - stages 1, 3, 9, and 15 in Lille, Dunkerque, Châteauroux, and Carcassonne, respectively. Three other stages – 4, 17, and 21 to Laval, Valence, and the visit to Montmartre in Paris – also see the new 5km rule implemented."

Neither this or roadbook has sprint zone for stage 11

Stage 1 has not got sprint zone in road book . There may be errors

There was definitely some confusion and error, because stage 4 isn't Laval, it's Rouen. And Laval did have a 5km - I remember this mix up at the time.

Maybe better to restrict them to just the left lane on the approach rather than having a massive fight for the corner.

No problem then, the fight for position just starts a bit earlier, as the fight to get into the left lane :laugh:
They honestly need to take the island out (and they probably have) or someone will end up getting sued.
 
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