Le Tour 2023 – Stage 10
Distance: 167.2 kilometers.
This is a Hilly stage with 5 Category climbs. It ends with a sprint finish.
- Col de la Moréno 7.0 km (Cat 3: 4.8km @ 4.7%)
- Col de Guéry 27.3 km (Cat 3: 7.8km @ 5.0%)
- Col de la Croix Saint-Robert 66.6 km (Cat 2: 6.0km @ 6.3%)
- Côte de Saint-Victor-la-Rivière 84.3 km (Cat 3: 3.0km @ 5.9%)
- Côte de la Chapelle-Marcousse 138.6 km (Cat 3: 6.5km @ 5.6%)
The intermediate sprint is 59.9 km from the start at le Mont-Dore.
Jonas Vingegaard (TJV – 001) [Yellow] 42h 33′ 13″
Jasper Philipsen (AFC – 106) [Green] 260 Points
Neilson Powless (EFE – 046) [Polka Dot] 46 points
Tadej Pogačar (UAD – 011) [White] 2 +00h 00′ 17″
Stage winner: Pello Bilbao (TBV – 065)
Combative: Krists Neilands (ISN – 155) [Tan numbers]
Team: Bahrain Victorious (TBV – 062-069) [Yellow numbers]
Top 10 below the fold
1 Jonas Vingegaard (TJV – 001)
2 Tadej Pogačar (UAD – 011)
3 Jai Hindley (BOH – 071)
4 Carlos Rodríguez (IGD – 027)
5 Pello Bilbao (TBV – 065)
6 Adam Yates (UAD – 019)
7 Simon Yates (JAY – 161)
8 Tom Pidcock (IGD – 026)
9 David Gaudu (GFC – 031)
10 Sepp Kuss (TJV – 004)
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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