It’s also very scenic and somewhat timeless, as if you’ll meet a Citroën 2CV or an Renault 4 coming the other way. Overall it’s a fast course where specialists can make big gains but the two final climbs suit the GC rouleurs. Once at the bottom it’s straight up with 1.7km at 7-8%, a regular road but through one tunnel at the foot and another just before the top.
Then comes a longer but less wild descent with views of Rocamadour opposite. After the second time check in Gramat there’s a prolonged climb out of town and it’s over the Causse plateau to the third time check in the village of Le Couzou.įrom here on comes the most technical part of the course, a high speed descent into a gorge with some awkward corners, how fast do you dare take them? Them it climbs out of the gorge for 1.5km, it feels much more like a proper climb than the 4.7% stat suggests, it’s more often 5-6% and lined by rock that’s been heated in the sunshine, the slope eases as it crests the ridge. After this there’s a smaller road which instead of twisting, rises and falls but the difficulty here is just getting the right gear, it’s never steep. A fast start out of Lacapelle-Marival under the shade of many chestnut trees, the road twists and turns and riders can stay tucked in the tri-bars to take the racing line through the bends on the way to the first time check in Aynac. The Route: 40km and 440m of vertical gain. Laporte got a big win, he’d been second twice before in the Tour and this counts double: a win for him but also France as the home nation is saved thanks to a stage win, avoiding the scenario of 19 when there was no home stage winner. There was something almost old-school with a rider “doing the kilometre” as they say in French, getting the jump on the peloton, and once again spoiling things for the sprinters. Then he attacked them with 400m to go and rode away to take a solo win. Bodnar quickly ran out of juice leaving Laporte to surge across to the three escapees where he found a helpful slipstream. When Maciej Bodnar made a jump, the Frenchman followed. A late attack from Jasper Stuyven, Alexis Gougeard and Fred Wright had a slender lead going into Cahors and the post-Pyrenees peloton was ragged, using up riders in the chase.Ĭoming into the finish, a window opened for Laporte. Move moves went, Tadej Pogačar even had a go. The peloton seemed to catch them too soon but the crosswinds were making the riders nervous. We got treated to another lively stage, a breakaway of heavy hitters got away but never got much more than a minute.
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Plus there’s the battle for the stage, a chance for the specialists who have been hauling themselves over the Alps and Pyrenees.Ĭhristophe the Messiah : the stage started with Enric Mas out of the Tour, he’d cut a discreet but strong figure in the race but was due to finish 11th overall and with it, bank a helpful 150 UCI points for Movistar’s relegation fight until he got flicked by a Covid test. Only a feverish imagination could see the podium changing but places among the top-10 can be won and lost.
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