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Cycling like a pro… for a day: How amateurs measure themselves up to pros on one of the world’s toughest stages
The Tour de France’s reputation precedes it. Even if you’ve never seen a bike race or struggle to name a professional rider, the most casual of sports fans are aware of just how physically and mentally demanding the event can be.
The 13th stage presents a challenge for the riders of the Tour de France. A dry climb in time between Loudenvielle and the Altiport de Peyragudes with its high percentages.
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nrpyrenees.frAfter Tadej Pogacar's climax in Hautacam, the riders are coming this Friday 18 July to Loudenvielle for a time trial in the mountains, of which the justice of the peace will be the terrible climb to the altiport...
The timescale has marked a before and after in the fight for the podium of the Tour de France. Read more Analysis of stage 13 of the Tour de France: What do the numbers teach us? in Actualidad.es.
Throughout the Pyrenean week, there are a few detours on the passage of the Grand Boucle. This Friday, it was the opening of exceptional doors to follow the chrono Loudenvielle - Peyragudes of Alex
The fraction took place about 10.9 kilometers.
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