Le Tour 2017 – Stage 13

Saint-Girons – Foix

Distance: 101 kilometers.

Three category 1 climbs [Col de Latrape, Col d’Agnes, and Mur de Péguère] packed into 101 kilometers for Bastille Day and Frenchman Warren Barguil comes through for his countrymen by taking the stage.

Fabio Aru ( Ita – AST – 051 ) [Yellow] 55h 30′ 06″
Marcel Kittel ( Ger – QST – 101 ) [Green] 363 points
Warren Barguil ( Fra – SUN – 143 ) [Polka Dot] 94 points
Simon Yates ( GBr – ORS – 089 ) 7 [White]

Team: Team Sky ( SKY – 001-009 ) [Yellow numbers]
Stage winner: Warren Barguil ( Fra – SUN – 143 )
Combative: Alberto Contador ( Spa – TFS – 031 ) [Red numbers]

Top Ten:

1 Fabio Aru ( Ita – AST – 051 )
2 Christopher Froome ( GBr – SKY – 001 ) + 00′ 06″
3 Romain Bardet ( Fra – ALM – 011 ) + 00′ 25″
4 Rigoberto Uran ( Col – CDT – 188 ) + 00′ 35″
5 Mikel Landa ( Spa – SKY – 006 ) + 01′ 09″
6 Daniel Martin ( Irl – QST – 105 ) + 01′ 32″
7 Simon Yates ( GBr – ORS – 089 ) + 02′ 04″
8 Nairo Quintana ( Col – MOV – 021 ) + 02′ 07″
9 Louis Meintjes ( RSA – UAD – 061 ) + 04′ 51″
10 Alberto Contador ( Spa – TFS – 031 ) + 05′ 22″

The Rest of the Top 30:

11 George Bennett ( NZl – TLJ – 162 ) + 06′ 24″
12 Mikel Nieve ( Spa – SKY – 007 ) + 09′ 50″
13 Pierre-Roger Latour ( Fra – ALM – 017 ) + 10′ 33″
14 Damiano Caruso ( Ita – BMC – 042 ) + 11′ 13″
15 Warren Barguil ( Fra – SUN – 143 ) + 14′ 05″
16 Alexis Vuillermoz ( Fra – ALM – 019 ) + 14′ 36″
17 Emanuel Buchmann ( Ger – BOH – 113 ) + 16′ 34″
18 Carlos Alberto Betancur ( Col – MOV – 024 ) + 18′ 00″
19 Guillaume Martin ( Fra – WGG – 201 ) + 21′ 47″
20 Brice Feillu ( Fra – TFO – 213 ) + 22′ 34″
21 Sergio Luis Henao ( Col – SKY – 002 ) + 26′ 18″
22 Tiesj Benoot ( Bel – LTS – 133 ) + 35′ 33″
23 Serge Pauwels ( Bel – DDD – 096 ) + 35′ 54″
24 Roman Kreuziger ( Cze – ORS – 088 ) + 36′ 31″
25 Bauke Mollema ( Ned – TFS – 037 ) + 40′ 40″
26 Jarlinson Pantano ( Col – TFS – 038 ) + 43′ 49″
27 Jan Bakelants ( Bel – ALM – 012 ) + 44′ 42″
28 Sylvain Chavanel ( Fra – DEN – 174 ) + 45′ 10″
29 Tony Gallopin ( Fra – LTS – 135 ) + 49′ 20″
30 Daniel Navarro ( Spa – COF – 157 ) + 49′ 56″

Withdrew:
Jakob Fuglsang ( Den – AST – 053 )
Arthur Vichot ( Fra – FDJ – 079 )

Note: Wikipedia has a simple article on the Mountain classification used on the Tour. The basic fact is that climbs fall into five types, with the four numbered types decreasing in difficulty as the numbers get larger, and then there is the Hors Catégorie, literally “without category”, which generally makes you look for an elevator or Sherpas.

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