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Sprint | Carignan (145.9 km)

Points at finish, kom sprint (3) côte des mazures (87.2 km), kom sprint (4) côte de montigny-sur-chiers (205 km), kom sprint (3) côte de pulventeux (214.6 km), youth day classification, team day classification, race information.

• Date: 07 July 2022
• Start time: 12:15
• Avg. speed winner: 49.376 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 219.9 km
• Points scale: GT.A.Stage
• UCI scale: UCI.WR.GT.A.Stage - TM2022
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• Vert. meters: 2477
• Departure: Binche
• Arrival: Longwy
• Race ranking: 1
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Tour de France 2023 Parcours etappe 6: Tarbes - Cauterets

De renners klikken in Tarbes in hun pedalen en zetten koers richting de bergen. Na een vlakke aanloop, een opwarmertje op de Côte de Capvern-les-Bains en nog eens ruim 25 kilometer op het vlakke volgt met de Col d’Aspin de eerste serieuze opdracht.

De Aspin stijgt in 12 kilometer met een gemiddelde van 6,5% en direct vanuit de afdaling volgt de Col du Tourmalet . De renner die na 17,1 kilometer klimmen tegen 7,3% als eerste over de top komt, wint de Souvenir Jacques Goddet.

Vervolgens wacht de duikvlucht naar Luz-Saint-Sauveur, waarna het door het dal van de Gave de Gavarnie verder stroomafwaarts gaat naar Pierrefitte-Nestales. Daar begint de slotklim.

In het eerste deel stelt de klim naar Le Cambasque niet zo gek veel voor, maar in de laatste 4 kilometer verandert dat. Dan begint namelijk een sectie waarin de weg 2,5 kilometer lang met dubbele cijfers oploopt. Vervolgens vlakt het even af en de slotkilometer stijgt weer met 6,6%. Over de hele afstand van 16 kilometer is de gemiddelde stijging van de slotklim 5,4%.

De Tour finishte eenmaal eerder in Le Cambasque, een skigebied ten westen van Cauterets. In 1989 klom Miguel Indurain er naar de zege, terwijl Richard Virenque op de nabijgelegen pas Les Crêtes du Lys succesvol was.

De eerste drie renners aan de meet verdienen 10, 6 en 4 bonificatieseconden.

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Na een jaar van afwezigheid staat de Col du Tourmalet in 2023 weer op het programma. De klassementsrenners zullen in deze zesde rit in de  Tour de France goed op hun hoede moeten zijn. Deelt Jonas Vingegaard vandaag de misschien wel beslissende uppercut uit aan Tadej Pogacar ?

Vandaag zijn alleen de eerste vijftig kilometer van de etappe nog redelijk vlak. De zesde rit in de Tour telt in totaal vier beklimmingen en is 145 kilometer lang. Na de Côte de Capvern (2,7 km aan 5,9%) begint het échte klimwerk met de Col d’Aspin (12 km aan 6,6%) . Na de afdaling van de Aspin begint direct de mythische Col du Tourmalet (17,2 km aan 7,3%) .

Als er op de Tourmalet niets is gebeurd, krijgen de coureurs nog een kans op de zestien kilometer lange slotklim naar Cauterets-Cambasque . Deze laatste 16 kilometer kennen een gemiddeld stijgingspercentage van 5,3%.

Mis niets van de zesde etappe van de Tour 2023 in het WielerFlits-liveblog! Het verloop van de etappe kan je bespreken in onze live chat .

Officieuze start : 13.10 uur Officiële start : 13.25 uur Finish : tussen 17.05 uur en 17.35 uur Afstand : 145 kilometer

Tijdschema belangrijke passages: Passage Côte de Capvern: tussen 14.10 en 14.20 Tussensprint Sarrancolin: tussen 14.40 en 14.50 Passage Col d’Aspine: tussen 15.10 en 15.25 Passage Col du Tourmalet: tussen 15.55 en 16.15 Passage Cauterets-Cambasque: tussen 17.05 en 17.35

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Tour de France 2022 Route stage 6: Binche - Longwy

Binche hosted the start of stage 3 in 2019. That day, Julian Alaphilippe soloed to victory in Épernay. It was the first and last visit of the Tour de France to the Wallonian town.

Longwy is almost as inexperienced. After a finish in 1982 it lasted until 2017 before La Grande Boucle returned. At the end of a race on lumpy roads the last 1.6 kilometres ascended to the Citadel of Longwy. Peter Sagan outsprinted Michael Matthews on the punchy finish climb.

The 2022 race to Longwy will see the same finale. The climb to the Longwy Citadel starts out with 500 brutal meters – peaking out at 11% – before the road evens out after the flamme rouge.

This year’s finale is even more promising as a ramp of 800 metres at 12.3% precedes the ‘old’ finish.

Another interesting aspect is that the Binch-Longwy stage is played out on the longest route of this year’s Tour de France. The roads go either up or down during the entire day before the last 15 kilometres are even more trying.

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I’m thinking about going to see this tomorrow about 2 hours away from Longwy. Never been to a tour stage. Anyone got a recommendation of a place to view it with relatively easy parking and access?

Tour de France: Tadej Pogacar claws back time with victory at Cauterets-Cambasque

Hindley drops down overall standings as Vingegaard moves into maillot jaune

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates) remains firmly in the hunt to win the Tour de France after he dropped Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) to win a dramatic stage 6 to Cauterets.

Vingegaard did enough to divest Jai Hindley (Bora-Hansgrohe) of the yellow jersey after springing onto the attack on the penultimate climb of the Col du Tourmalet, but it was hard to couch the first summit finish of the race as anything other than a bracing defeat for the Dane.

After beating Pogačar convincingly in the first round of their contest in the Pyrenees on Wednesday, Vingegaard seemed to be eyeing an early knock-out blow throughout stage 6, which brought the race over the Aspin and Tourmalet ahead of the finishing climb.

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For most of the day, the terms of engagement were duly dictated by the Jumbo-Visma squad, who dispatched Wout van Aert in the early break and then split the race asunder on the Tourmalet with 50km remaining, distancing Hindley and the rest of the podium contenders with a disquieting facility to tee up a Vingegaard attack that only Pogačar could follow.

Van Aert waited for Vingegaard and Pogačar on the descent of the Tourmalet before leading them back up to the break, and on the final climb to Cauterets, the Belgian proceeded to lay down a brisk tempo on behalf of his teammate.

The inevitable Vingegaard acceleration arrived with 4.6km to go, but Pogačar managed to resist the Dane's onslaught, even if, at first, he gave the impression of a man clinging on to his Tour challenge.

Instead, Pogačar was simply in the process of conjuring up a rope-a-dope strategy worthy of Muhammad Ali. 2.8km from the summit, Pogačar rose from his saddle and accelerated sharply out of Vingegaard's rear wheel, immediately opening a sizeable gap on the Dane.

Vingegaard scrambled to keep the deficit at around 50 metres for a time before gradually ceding ground to Pogačar all the way to the summit, crossing the line 24 seconds behind the two-time Tour winner.

"I would not say revenge but it's good to win today and take back some time. I feel a little bit of relief and feel much better now," Pogačar said.

"The display Jonas showed yesterday was incredible and I was thinking when they started pulling on the Tourmalet: 'Shit, if it's going to happen like yesterday, we can pack our bags and go home.' Luckily, I had good legs today and I could follow on the Tourmalet quite comfortably. Then, when I felt it was the right moment in the end I attacked. It was a big relief."

The overnight leader Hindley was the best of the other GC contenders, but he was already two minutes down on Pogačar and Vingegaard atop the Tourmalet, and he came home 2:39 down in the company of Carlos Rodriguez (Ineos) and Simon Yates (Jayco-Alula).

Although Vingegaard had the consolation of claiming the yellow jersey, he lies just 25 seconds ahead of Pogačar. Hindley is now third at 1:34 and the Tour, as if we didn't know it already, is a straight duel between Pogačar and Vingegaard.

"I would say it's almost perfect the gap," Pogačar said. "It's going to be a big, big battle until the last stage, I think."

Vingegaard, meanwhile, had the look of a man who knows he is in a real contest. "We wanted to try to test him again today and see how he felt," he said. "I suppose he felt better than yesterday. It's going to be one hell of a battle all the way to Paris."

How it unfolded

Vingegaard's show of force on the opening day in the Pyrenees had suggested that he was a rung ahead of even Pogačar, and for most of stage 6, Jumbo-Visma raced as though they were certain of it. Although Hindley's Bora-Hansgrohe squad exercised a little more control on the opening kilometres than UAE Team Emirates had done the previous day, it was still a brisk start to proceedings and the seemingly indefatigable Van Aert was again the main driver of the early break, attacking from the start in the company of Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal-QuickStep).

Van Aert and Alaphilippe would eventually be joined by a group of 20 riders that included Matteo Trentin (UAE Team Emirates), Michał Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers), Neilson Powless, James Shaw (EF Education-EasyPost), Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Deceuninck), Ruben Guerreiro (Movistar) and Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X), and they amassed a lead of 3:20 ahead of the Col d'Aspin.

Powless led over the Aspin, and the front group was whittled down still further on the mighty Tourmalet, where Alaphilippe set off on the attack with Shaw. Van Aert, however, soon took command of affairs, bringing back Alaphilippe and then setting a tempo that only Kwiatkowski, Guerreiro, Powless, Shaw and Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X) could follow.

At the same moment, Jumbo-Visma had massed at the head of the yellow jersey group, gradually dialling up the intensity as the Tourmalet wore on. Their grand offensive began in earnest 4km from the summit when Wilco Kelderman set a pace that only Sepp Kuss, Pogačar, Vingegaard and Hindley could follow, while the rest of the podium contenders were scattered down the mountainside.

Hindley was burnt off once Kuss came to the front before Vingegaard climbed from the saddle and launched a searing acceleration with 2.5km of the climb remaining. Remarkably, Vingegaard's effort meant that he and Pogačar gained two minutes on all of their rivals on the upper reaches of the Tourmalet, and it later emerged that the Dane had bettered the previous record time for the ascent by a similar margin.

Vingegaard and Pogačar, in other words, were operating on a different plane to anybody else in the race, at a level rarely, if ever, seen in the history of the Tour. Over the top of the Tourmalet and down the other side, men like Hindley, the Yates brothers and Romain Bardet (DSM) tried to find common cause to limit the damage, but the gaps are already eye-watering with over two weeks of the Tour still to come.

After Pogačar, Hindley is now the only rider within three minutes of Vingegaard's lead, while the Yates brothers and Rodriguez are the only men within four minutes of the maillot jaune.

"What can I say, it was just an epic day riding around in the yellow jersey doing some mythical climbs and to be honest I got my arse handed to me," Hindley said. "But I really enjoyed it."

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Tour de France – 6. etape

Hvad sker der? Tadej Pogacar vandt 6. etape og tog 28 sekunder på Jonas Vingegaard.

Top-tre på etapen:

• Tadej Pogacar
• Jonas Vingegaard +24" (+4 bonussekunder)
• Tobias Johannessen +1'22"

Top-tre i klassementet:

• Jonas Vingegaard
• Tadej Pogacar +25"
• Jai Hindley +1'34"

Guerreiro straffet for sprint

Ruben Guerreiro gik efter at vinde bjergspurten på Col du Tourmalet, men i sin iver for bjergpoint var portugiseren ved at vælte norske Tobias Johannessen, der kom forbi på ydersiden.

Efterfølgende har løbet straffet Guerreiro med en bøde på 500 schweizerfranc, mens han også bliver trukket fem point i bjergkonkurrencen. Straffen begrundes med "irregulær spurt på toppen af Col du Tourmalet."

Johannessen, der fik et mindre skulderskub i momentet, har selv kommenteret på episoden:

- Jeg havde ikke nogen tanke bag det (spurten, red.), men jeg følte mig bare stærk. Så ville Guerreiro pludselig have mig i hegnet, og så ville jeg da tage den, siger Johannessen til TV 2 Norge .

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Se højdepunkter fra dagens etape her:

Andreas Otto:

Pogacar vinder efter at hele Jumbo holdet har været på overarbejde og umiddelbart så ud til at spille deres kort helt perfekt. UAE har tilgengæld sparet deres ryttere. Tror I de kan finde på et overraskelsesangreb i morgen?

Hej Andreas

Man skal aldrig sige aldrig, men etapen i morgen er virkelig flad, så de skal være kreative på UAE-holdet :-).

// Rasmus, TV 2 Sport

Pogacar-hjælper fik nyhed under interview

UAE-rytteren Matteo Trentin vidste godt, at kaptajn Pogacar havde vundet etapen, da han efterfølgende gav interview. Men italieneren vidste ikke, at Pogacar havde taget 28 sekunder på Vingegaard – det fortalte de fremmødte journalister ham så:

- Fedt. Det er bedre, end jeg troede. Jeg forstod bare, at han havde vundet, men nu har han også taget sekunder. Det er endnu bedre, siger Trentin.

"I was in the race, that's why I didn't see it on TV!" 😂 High spirits for @MATTEOTRENTIN of @TeamEmiratesUAE as he learned of @TamauPogi 's race result and reviewed the mood over the last 24 hours 🙌🏻 _______ 🇫🇷 #TDF2023 pic.twitter.com/KHLzuTeMQw — Velon CC (@VelonCC) July 6, 2023

Vingegaards holdkammerater står med blandede følelser

- Vi forventede ikke, at han (Pogacar, red.) ville være så stærk. I går var han ikke så god, så vi troede, vi ville have en ny mulighed i dag, siger Wilco Kelderman ifølge Sporza .

- Selvfølgelig håber du, at planen lykkes, men det gjorde den ikke. Vi er stadig et godt sted. Det er stadig Pogacar, er det ikke? Vi prøvede, og det er alt, vi kan gøre, siger Dylan van Baarle – ligeledes til Wielerflits .

Også Sepp Kuss, Vingegaards stærkeste hjælper i bjergene, har sat ord på situationen.

- Vi kan være glade for vores kørsel og holdarbejde i dag.

- Selvfølgelig ville vi tage noget ekstra tid på Pogacar efter den svære dag i går, men det kan ikke altid fungere. Han er en super stærk rytter, og han giver ikke op, siger amerikaneren ifølge Sporza .

Er der nogen ryttere der er faldet for tidsgrænsen idag? Stærkt af Mørkøv at trække Jakobsen i mål :-)

Nej, alle klarede skærene i dag :-). Ja, Mørkøv spillede igen en vigtig rolle for kaptajnen.

Vingegaard tog sig tid

Selvom Vingegaard blev slået af Pogacar, var der stadig et stort smil at finde på danskerens læber efter dagens etape.

Efter interviews, presseformalia og andet tog Vingegaard, iført den gule trøje, sig tid til en selfie med et par fans.

Vingegaard viser overskud i den gule trøje:

Vingegaard viser stort overskud i den gule trøje:

Wout van aert reagerer på etapen:.

- Jonas er i gult, og vores arbejde var dét værd. Tadej viser, at man skal aldrig undervurdere ham. Selvom han tabte lidt tid (onsdag, red.), viser han, at han stadig er der, og det bliver tydeligvis en kamp mellem de to.

- Det har været nogle hårde dage. Vi gjorde nogle gode ting for klassementet, siger belgieren, der personligt håber på en let dag i morgen.

Jumbo-Vismas sportsdirektør Frans Maassen efter etapen:

- Jeg ved ikke, om jeg er overrasket, men vi havde håbet på, at det ville være den anden vej rundt. Men vi kender alle Pogacar, så på den måde kan man aldrig være overrasket, fordi han er så stærk, siger Maassen til en klynge af medier.

- I går var vi ikke euforiske, og igen i dag er han i balance. Den ene dag går det til den ene side, og næste dag er det så den anden vej rundt. Det er sådan, det er, når der er to så gode ryttere.

Vingegaard reagerer på dagens etape:

Skjelmose til TV 2 efter dagens etape:

- Det er svært at få nogle svar. Jeg havde rigtig ondt efter mit styrt i går. De svar, jeg skulle have, dem fik jeg i Schweiz Rundt, så der er ikke så meget at sige.

- Jeg har slået hele min venstre side, og så gør min ryg rigtig ondt. Troede ikke, det var så slemt. Men på Tourmalet havde jeg mere ondt i ryggen, end jeg havde i benene.

- Jeg regner med, at vi lægger planerne om. Så bliver det fuld gas for at hjælpe Mads. Så skal jeg prøve at vinde en etape i tredje uge.

- Jeg skal jo ikke kunne sige, om det kun er styrtet eller alt muligt andet. Jeg synes, det er ærgerligt, at det skal være en kombination. At styrtet skal være med til at slå det ud. Jeg vil hellere have haft, at det bare var dårlige ben eller noget andet. Men det får vi ikke svar på i den her Tour, desværre.

- Jeg får Mads’ og min egen kropsbehandler herned på søndag, og han er en af de dygtigste mennesker, jeg overhovedet kender. Så jeg er ikke nervøs for, om jeg kommer gennem Touren – overhovedet.

Flere har spurgt til Mørkøv og Jakobsen

De har netop passeret målstregen – mindre end fem minutter før tidsgrænsen.

Jai Hindley reagerer på at miste den gule trøje:

- Hvad skal jeg sige? Det var en fantastisk dag at køre rundt derude i den gule trøje på så mytiske stigninger. Jeg fik klø, men jeg nød det faktisk, ærlig talt, siger Hindley ifølge Wielerflits .

- Jeg gjorde mit bedste for at følge med de to favoritter (Vingegaard og Pogacar, red.). Men jeg slap før toppen af Tourmalet, med fire kilometer eller sådan noget, og så var det ovre. Der var lyset slukket.

Her kommer Vingegaard på podiet i den gule trøje:

Skjelmose reagerer på nedtur

- Min ryg føles, som om jeg er 90 år gammel.

- Jeg kæmpede en del med rygsmerter i dag, og derfor led jeg en del. Jeg var alene efter Tourmalet, men jeg formåede at lukke hullet til feltet lige før den sidste stigning. Jeg kørte fuld gas for at fange dem, og derfor var tanken tom i begyndelsen af stigningen.

- Jeg havde Steven de Jongh i radioen. Der var ikke så meget at tænke over. Jeg skulle bare til målstregen hurtigst muligt, men det var nogle lange fem kilometer for mig, og jeg led en del.

Om momentet, hvor Jumbo-Visma øgede farten på Tourmalet?

- Der er ikke så meget at sige. Jeg mødte Jonas i den neutrale zone, og han sagde, at vi skulle regne med en hård dag, og jeg vil sige, at han holdt dét løfte. Jeg gætter på, at han er i gult nu, og jeg vil sige, at vi andre får en lang tur til Paris, hvis han fortsætter med den fart.

To store krigere takker for kampen:

Skjelmose i gigantisk tidstab

Danskeren krydser målstregen hele 7:56 efter vinderen Tadej Pogacar.

Dermed bliver Skjelmose kørt langt ud af top-ti efter dagens etape.

Her er top-tre i klassementet efter etapen:

• Jai Hindley +1'34"

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Etappe 6 Tour de France 2023

De strijd in de Pyreneeën, met cols als de Aspin en Tourmalet gaat door.

In etappe 6 van de Tour de France krijgen we de eerste finish bergop voorgeschoteld van de Tour de France 2023. De tweede dag in de Pyreneeën is een zware dag voor alle renners. Kunnen de sprinters zich handhaven in de bus en krijgen we vuurwerk voor het klassement?

Parcours etappe 6 Tour de France

Vandaag staan er voor de renners 145 zware kilometers op het menu. Het begint allemaal nog vrij rustig, maar halverwege etappe 6 doemt de Col d'Aspin op, direct gevolgd door de Col du Tourmalet. Twee legendarische cols uit de geschiedenis van de Tour de France. Col du Tourmalet werd al 85 keer opgenomen in het routeschema van de Tour de France. Slechts 3 x lag op de top de finishstreep. In 2019 was Thibaut Pinot de beste op deze gigant in de Pyreneeën. Ook dit jaar is de Tourmalet geen aankomstplaats. De streep ligt op 1.355 meter hoogte in Le Cambasque. De slotklim van 16 km is vooral in de laatste 4 kilometer een serieuze kuitenbijter. Grote kans dat de favorieten vanaf kilometer 140 hun aanval zullen plaatsen.

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Er is weinig geschiedenis waar we op terug kunnen vallen. Miguel Indurain won heel erg lang geleden in Le Cambasque (1989). De renners uit die tijd zijn al even met pensioen. Met drie beklimmingen die elkaar snel opvolgen, kan het zomaar zo zijn dat een renner uit de vroege vlucht deze etappe gaat winnen. Het is nog steeds de eerste Tourweek waarin er al veel gebeurd is. Zal de kopgroep het halen? Gisteren hebben de klassementsmannen laten zien dat ze erg gretig en strijdvaardig zijn. Misschien dat UAE met Pogacar weer tijd wil terugpakken op Jonas Vingegaard? Mocht de kopgroep het wel halen dan moet je letten op: Felix Gall, Neilson Powless, Magnus Cort, Thomas Pidcock, Ben O'Connor, Warren Barguil, Julian Alaphilippe, Matteo Jorgenson, en Pelle Bilbao. Als een paar van deze mannen vroeg in de etappe op pad gaan, dan moet je als renner met ambities zeker meezitten.

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Tour de France stage 6 as it happened: Jonas Vingegaard yellow jersey as Tadej Pogačar wins

The second mountain stage of the Tour de France is a chance to challenge Jonas Vingegaard and yellow jersey Jai Hindley

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After the fireworks of yesterday the race looks very different from the day before.

Jai Hindley (Bora-Hansgrohe) is now in the yellow jersey and has a quite commanding lead, while Tadej Pogačar (UAE Emirates) lost a minute to his presumed big rival Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma).

It's anyone's guess what will happen on today's stage which features three mountains including the fearsome Col du Tourmalet .

I, Vern Pitt , will bring you all the action as it happens today. Send me any comments on Twitter , or email [email protected]

Stage start: 12:10 BST

Estimated finish: 16:20 BST

Today's parcours

It's another mountain test for the GC men today with Col du Tourmalet tackled from the harder side plus a cat one mountain top finish at Cauterets-Cambasque.

Today's timings

Start: 12:10

Summit of the Col d'Aspin: 14:15

Summit Col du Tourmalet: 15:04

Finish: 16:20

All times are British Summer Time and, obviously, estimates.

Recapping a classic mountain raid

Yesterday's stage was truly one for the ages with Jai Hindley soaring into yellow thanks to a good old mountain raid whereby he got in the break and kicked on from there on the final climb to put himself 47 seconds to the good.

At the finish he said "it was an accident" . However, its noteworthy that he recced these stages months ago. It was no accident that he knew what he was doing, made the right moves at the right times and maximised what he could get from the day.

The other winner was J onas Vingegaard, who put Tadej Pogačar to the test and found him wanting to the tune of 1-04 in fact.

Can the Slovenian hit back today? Can Bora-Hansgrohe do an effective job of defending the jersey? Will Vingegaard show them all who's boss? 

Welcome to the second day in the Pyrenees.

Who is Jonas Vingegaard?

Several months ago my colleague Tom Thewlis embarked on a mission to profile the reigning Tour de France champ.

The result is a highly insightful feature with sotires you won't have read anywhere else . It ran in our Tour de France preview magazine but we've put it online this monring.

I encourage you all to go and read it .

How tough is the Col du Tourmalet?

Pretty tough with the steepest ramps towards the top.

This is its 85th appearance in the Tour. 

The first over the summit will be given the  Souvenir Jacques Goddet, a cash prize of €5,000, given in honour of the long-standing Tour organiser who died in 2000.  

What is today's finish like?

Word in the peloton is that its harder than it looks on paper. In theory this is lesser beast than the Tourmalet, indeed the race organsier has only given it a first category rating, but I've been told its deceptive and there could well be time gaps on this climb.

Much like the Tourmalet the steepest sections are towards the top and tired legs could pay a price there.

Australia celebrates Jai Hindley's yellow jersey coup

Although, unsurprisingly, cricket dominates the coverage, the Australian press have begun to get excited about the potential for a second yellow jersey winner in Jai Hindley.

Marine Vinall, writes in her profile of the rising star in The Age : "after  Hindley stood on the Tour’s podium for the first time after his stage five victory  and claimed the yellow jersey with a 46-second lead over Vingegaard, he has announced himself as a serious contender."

News.co.au reports that Hindley has "thrust himself into contention" to win the yellow jersey after his "epic win" yesterday.

While Sophie Smith (full disclosure: who is formerly of this parish and is currently travelling with Cycling Weekly on the race) reports for ABC : "Pundits at the Tour remain focused on defending champion Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma), and Yates' teammate Tadej Pogačar, the two-time winner and Slovenian prodigy who lost time on stage five, as the two big yellow jersey favourites.

"But Hindley believes that the general classification is "wide open" and it's very clear he's arrived thoroughly prepared.

"'Stage six, I think this final climb is really tough, actually a lot tougher than what it says on paper, so I think there we can expect some gaps," he said of Thursday's summit finish."

Who is the peloton's best footballer?

The Dutch funsters at Tour de Tietema took a football to the start the other day to find out.

Col du Marie-Blanque Strava stats

The Strava KOM for the final climb of yesterday's stage, held by Richie Porte, got obliterated yesterday. 

Worth noting that Jonas Vingegaard has not been uploading his rides from the Tour de France and neither has Jai Hindley.

5km to start: The stage is underway currently rolling through the neutral zone.

4km to start: Alexander Kristoff has to change a wheel. No real issues with the race at this pace.

144km to go: We're off and Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) attacks straight away! 

He's got a small group with him, including Julian Alaphilippe. Will Bora-Hansgrohe be happy with him going up the road?

Jersey wearers recap

Yellow - Jai Hindley (Bora-Hansgrohe)

White - Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates) 

Green - Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck)

Polka-dot - Felix Gall (AG2R Citroen)

142km to go: The van Aert group has quite a big gap. Alaphilippe driving the pace there's c.10-15 of them with others coming across.

James Shaw seems to be there.

139km to go: The only have a gap of eight seconds and Alaphilippe tries to push the group on.

138km to go: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Deceuninck) is among the escapees as is Michal Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers).

133km to go: The peloton seems to have locked the front down so these are the break of 15 riders.

Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma), Matteo Trentin (UAE Emirates), Michal Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers), James Shaw (EF Education-EasyPost), Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal - Qucik-Step), Nikias Arndt (Bahrain Victorious), Benoit Cosnefroy (AG2R Citroen), Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Decuninck), Bryan Coquard (Cofidis), Gorka Izagirre (Movistar), Kristis Neilands (Israel-Premier Tech), Christophe Juul-Jenson (Jayco-AlUla), Matis Louvel (Arkea Samsic), Tobias Halland Johannessen (Uno-X), Jonas Gregaard (Uno-X)

They have a gap of 55 seconds now, but there are five further riders coming across.

132km to go: The five trying to bridge are 35 seconds behind.

131km to go: It is in fact six riders coming across and they includ Neilson Powless , who had the polka-dot jersey until yesterday. He's on a mission to get it back I suspect.

126km to go: The chasers aren't making much progress as the break powers on. The gap from the from to the peloton is now 2-30 but the chasers are still 35 second behind the break.

124km to go: They're making progress now just 12 seconds to go.

124km to go: And they've made it the break is now 20 riders strong. Bora-Hansgrohe are doing the work in the front of the peloton.

119km to go: Stefan Küng (Groupama-FDJ) is pictured off the back of the peloton while Mathieu van der Poel dros back from the break to speak to his DS in the team car behind.

The race is on the third category climb that comes before the intermediate sprint.

The break's lead is a little under 3 minutes.

117km to go: We're hearing the descent off the Tourmalet may be a bit wet. It'll be a while before we get there.

116km to go: Kasper Asgreen (Soudal - Qucik-Step) is driving the break on. 

There's a lot of chat around the race that UAE with their, shall we say, enthusiastic approach to the race have paid the price yesterday with Pogačar losing time. 

Now maybe they have made tactical errors there but it's made for much more entertaining racing so I for one would rather they continue with their devil-may-care approach to the Toru de France. Rather that than be boring.

What do you think? Let me know on Twitter or [email protected]

Further to my last update here's Adam Yates's take.

Adam Yates on criticism of UAE‘s tactics yesterday: ‘We’re not racing a bunch of farmers.’ July 6, 2023

110km to go: The gap to the break is over 3 minutes now. The main GC teams are amassed around their guys in the peloton.

Jai Hindley tells GCN he was initially thinking of the GC battle yesterday, not the stage,  but there's a long way to go in this race.

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105km to go: EF Education sports director Andreas Klier tells the TV that Neilson Powless might want to win the stage but that'll be up to the likes of Bora, Jumbo and UAE and how hard they chase.

100km to go: It's all quiet as it's about 5km to the intermediate sprint.

97km to go: Bryan Coquard, MAthieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert seem to shape up for the sprint.

95km to go: They just roll through with Bryan Coquard (Cofidis) taking the maximum 20 points. Wout van Aert rolls through second.

93km to go: At the other end of the race Mark Cavendish (Astan Qazaqstan) is among those riders dropped from the peloton.

93km to go: Wout van Aert's 17 points at that intermediate sprint move him up to third in the green jersey competition.

However, both he and Coquard are some distance behind Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck). The green jersey holder has 150, Coquard has 104 and van Aert 92.

Col d'Aspin

We're coming to the bottom of the first major ascent of the day, Col d'Aspin. It's not the worst of the day but it is a first category climb.

88km to go: It's 11km to the top of the Aspin and Kasper Asgreen is pushing the pace in the break. The breaks advantage is 3-22.

86km to go: Jumbo have challenged Bora's position at the head of the peloton.

85km to go: Maxim van Gils (Lotto-Dstny) has to stop to get a front wheel puncture changed in the peloton.

Bora have re-established control of the pace.

It's worth noting that there's 3,700m of climbing on today's stage and the vast majority is packed into this 80km or so.

From now until the finish the riders are mostly either going up or down, rarely flat.

82km to go: Asgreen is still at the front of the break. Bit of pressure on Alaphilippe this I'd say.

Mark Cavendish is with lead-out man Cees Bol, not sure where the rest of the sprinters are. He doesn't look like he's having a great time, unsurprisingly.

81km to go: Jonathan Vaughters, the EF Education boss who is workign for TV this week, tells us he thinks that Mark Cavendish will win in the back end of the race if he wins at all. 

That is, as Vaughters points out, what he did in the Giro d'Italia . 

80km to go: Jai Hindley loses one wing-man as Jordi Meeus goes out of the back of the peloton. As the teams designated sprinter he wasnt' goign to be a whole heap of help for the rest of the day so that's not really a big loss for the Australian.

80km to go: There are 3km left to the top of the Col d'Aspin and, well, Asgreen continues to lead the break up the mountain.

80km to go: Jumbo-Visma come to the front of the peloton and wrestle control away from Bora-Hansgrohe.

Meanwhile, up front Wout van Aert now comes to the front of the break in a move that seems to make no obvious sense. 

Sagan goes out the back of the bunch.

79km to go: Coquard and others are beginning to be dropped from the break.

79km to go: Agreen has been dropped to. His work for Alaphilippe done for the day. Nikias Arndy (Bahrain Victorious) and Matteo Trentin (UAE Emirates) also fall out the back of the break.

Jumbo seem to be plotting something here but its not terribly clear what it is.

78km to go: Presumably Jumbo want a higher pace in the peloton to put pressure on Jai Hindley, Pogacar and co, but they don't want to catch the break just yet and so have told van Aert to up the pace there too.

I imagine they'd like to catch van Aert on the final climb or perhaps at the top of the Tourmalet.

Some of the descent of the Tourmalet is quite shallow as is the opening slopes of the last climb so an engine like van Aert would be very useful there.

76km to go: Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost) powers out of second wheel to take the maximum KOM points at the top of the climb.

He's in the virtual polka-dot jersey now.

74km to go: In the peloton, the pace set by Jumbo continues to dispatch riders out the back as they approach the top of the Col d'Aspin.

73km to go: It's worth a time check to remind ourselves the break has 3-18 on the peloton as they descend.

It's nice and dry on the road and Mathieu van der Poel is railing the corners, with van Aert struggling a touch to keep up.

71km to go: Van der Poel flicks the elbow for van Aert to come through but the Jumbo rider shakes his head. It looks like the Dutchman is trying to split things up here but to what end it's not really clear.

It's all settled down again now.

70km to go: The fierce pace up the Col d'Aspin has reduced the break's number to closer to 15 riders.

64km to go: There has been some reforming out front and the break now stands at 16 riders.

Bora are leading the descent in the peloton.

Annemiek van Vleuten wins another Giro Donne stage

Dutchwoman Annemiek van Vleuten won yet another Giro Donne stage today.

The pink jersey wearer has a nigh on unassailable lead in the pink jersey of 3-56 over her closest challenger Juliet Labous (DSM-firmenich).

The Movistar leader has won three stages of this race so far, and you wouldn't bet against her winning more. There's three left to go.

60km to go: Bora are back in charge at the front of the peloton as the race begins to climb again.

59km to go: Jai Hindley drops a bidon as a team-mate hands it to him thankfully it doesn't get caught in a wheel or cause him any trouble.

That could have been nasty.

58km to go: Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal - Quick-Step) attacks in the break with over 11km to go to the summit of the Tourmalet. James Shaw (Ef Education-EasyPost) is on his wheel, but no-one else is.

58km to go: To my eyes James Shaw's socks look alarming close to the UCI legal limit.

In case you don't know the sport's governing body says they can't go above half-shin. They even have a special machine to measure them that they use at stage starts sometimes.

57km to go: Van Aert is dragging  the break back to Shaw and Alaphilippe.

And he's caught them.

57km to go: Mathieu van der Poel is dropped from the break. There are 12 riders in the front group now.

56km to go: Jumbo-Visma has amassed at the front of the peloton again as Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) is pictured going out of the back along with Cycling Weekly columnist and British Champion Fred Wright.

56km to go: I've just spotted that Adam Yates, who lost the yellow jersey yesterday, still has his yellow shades on.

Letting go is hard.

55km to go: The gap to the break has come down a bit by the way to 4-28.

It looks like Bora-Hansgrohe may be somewhat depleted in numbers but I can't be 100% sure from the pictures.

54km to go: It's 7km to the top of the Tourmalet but it's nice and sunny at the top so fears for wet roads may prove unfounded.

Bob Jungles (Bora-Hansgrohe) is dropped from the peloton.

53km to go: Jumbo are pressing on and the gap to the break has fallen to 3-35.

Bora don't have many team-mates left around the yellow jersey, though Emanuel Buchmann seems to be there.

51km to go: The gap to the break has stabalised at 3-30 but the peloton is greatly reduced now.

Jumbo have four riders with Vingegaard .

Hindley and Pogačar are joking with each other in the peloton just behind them.

51km to go: Van Aert continues to set the pace at the fornt of the break. James Shaw and Neilson Powless behind him look unfussed but further back ther are some faces in pain.

There's 3.7km to the top of the Tourmalet .

50km to go: Jumbo lose Dylan van Baarle from their mountain train.

They up the pace nd only Hindley and Pogačar can go with them. Vingegaard has two team-mates.

Up front Powless may be in trouble and is back at

Jai Hindley in trouble

50km to go: Hindley has been dropped. He's got no-one with him. There's 3km to the top of the Tourmalet still.

49km to go: Jai Hindley has lost 40 seconds to the Vingegaard, Pogacar group already. 

That's the equivalent of his advantage over the Dane on GC.

Vingegaard attacks!

48km to go: With just over 1km to go to the top Vingegaard attacks and Pogacar goes with him.

47km to go: Wout van Aert and the break come through the coloured smoke from fans' flares at the top of the Tourmalet.

Vingegard and Pogacar are close to joining up with them, just 46 second back.

Hindley is nearly two minutes behind them. He's losing big time today.

45km to go: Over the top of the Tourmalet Wout van Aert sits up a bit to wait for his team leader and 

Halland Johannessen is the first over the top of the mountain he's take the five thousand euro prize.

45km to go: This Tour is rapidly becoming all about Vingegaard and Pogacar today. If this gap persists Hindley will be some distance back and everyone else will be even further back.

Hindley is in the peloton led by UAE Emirates, who aren't exactly going to be chasing too too hard.

43km to go: Vingegaard is leading Pogacar down the descent with Powless close behind.

41km to go: French president Emmanuel Macron is busy glad handing people at the finish, in case you were interested.

Vingegaard has now bridged up to van Aert who'll do the lions share of the work down this descent.

48km to go: There are still a group out front which includes James Shaw, Reuben Guerrero and Michal Kwiatkowski they have 31 seconds on Vingegaard and Pogacar and co.

Behind them is the peloton at 2-34 behind the front of the race. That's where Jai Hindley now is.

38km to go: Vingegaard and Pogacar are passed the most twisty bit of the descent. Van Aert will likely earn his keep here.

32km to go: The distance is ticking down very fast on the descent as van Aert drags the Vingegaard group to within 10 second of the front of the race.

Hindley is now two minutes back. He'll definitely lose the jersey today.

30km to go: It's not that steep but they're flying down hill at 75kph.

28km to go: The good news for Hindley is although the time gaps would be were they to remain as they are now he'd still be on the third step of the podium such is his advantage of over a minute to his team-mate Emmanuel Buchmann.

25km to go: Vingegaard and co have now caught what was left of the break. the only teams with two riders are Jumbo with van Aert and vingegaaard and EF with Shaw and Powless.

There's also Halland Johannessen, Guerreiro (who's name I think I spelled wrong earlier, sorry Reuben) and Kwiatkowski.

And, of course, Tadej Pogačar.

24km to go: No-one is going to give van Aert any help here.

24km to go:  Pogačar says something to James Shaw but the British Tour debutant shakes his head.

23km to go: Buchmann is doing a lot of work on the front of the peloton to try and get his leader Hindley back in contention but he's outgunned by van Aert on this terrain. The gap had dropped below 2 minutes briefly but is now back to 2-15.

Van Aert is even putting his leader in a bit of difficulty! He eases up so the gap closes.

20km to go: Despite other teams, like Ineos having riders inthe group and a seeming incentive to work, the gap is going out to the front of the race as the riders get a final feed. It's now 2-25.

17km to go: Tom Southam, DS at EF, scomes on the radio to give his two riders some encouragement.

16km to go : Jonas Vingegaard went up the Tourmalet in 45-11, which is a record according to the bods at the host broadcaster.

The Grupetto is over 20 minutes behind.

16km to go: It's now 2-40 from the leaders to the yellow jersey group. Van Aert is, as some in the sport might say, doing the madness.

Cauterets-Cambasque

A quick reminder of the final climb, which they're just coming onto now. the bottom is fairly fast and you benefit from being in the wheels but the top is pretty vicious, mostly over 10%.

15km to go: Hindley is now 2-48 behind the leaders and has little hope of bringing it back.

14km to go: Buchmann is still slogging away at the front of the peloton. Jonathan Castroviejo, Ineos' reliable mountain engine, is sat behind him but he's not giving him any help.

The British squad have Carlos Rodriguez and Tom Pidcock as thier leaders in this group.

13km to go: The maximum speed achieved on the stage was set by Tadej Pogačar who hit 103kph on one of the descents today.

12km to go: Van Aert shows little signs of tiring, they're doing 37kph and the road is already pointing skyward.

10km to go: Powless looks a little on the limit as van Aert drives on. He knows no one is going to help him.

9km to go: Egan Bernal collects a bottle and hands it to Pidcock. 

9km to go: It's been sunny today and Pogačar sprays some water over himself.

10km to go:  The ticker was wrong a moment ago. The climb looks to be getting a bit steeper as they enter a set of lacets. 

Neilson Powless is losing contact a bit. He's struggling more than his team-mate Shaw, which is a turn up for the books.

9.5km to go: A grimace is starting to creep across van Aert's face. The speed remains high though.

8.6km to go: Ineos have now started to work at the front of the peloton and the gap to the leaders has come down a touch to 2-30.

8km to go: Buchmann has dropped back but is still in the group.

7km to go: The terrain is rolling its not relentlessly uphill if they want to take back time it's here that strength in numbers would be of some use for Ineos and the rest of the peloton.

7km to go: Van Aert has been given the most aggressive rider prize for the day. Hardly surprising.

6.5km to go: They're going pretty fast still but in 1km time it's going to really ramp up.

The gap is 2-25 to the peloton.

5km to go: Neilson Powless is dropped from the front group. He's got his prize for today so it's not all bad for him. 

Van Aert is still drilling it. Not sure how much he has left though.

4.8km to go: The gradient is biting as you can really see the riders have slowed down.

Shaw is distanced. Kwiatkowski and Halland Johansson are still there.

4.6km to go: Vingegaard goes. Pogacar follows.

4.4km to go: Kwiatkowski is trying to bridge back up to them.

4.2km to go: Pogacar and Vingegaard look pretty comfortable. Kwiatkowski has made it back on.

The peloton, by the way, are 2.27 back.

4km to go: Vingegaard seems happy to set the pace, he's not looked at the others for a turn.

3.8km to go: Kwiatkowski is dropping back a bit a bike length has opened up and as Vingegaard gets out of the saddle he is decisively distanced.

3.6km to go: There's only two of them but they're moving quicker than the peloton, the gap has expanded to 2-37.

3km to go: This tour is really just the two of them now. Vingegaard is in and out of the saddle but Pogačar remains firmly in his.

2.8km to go: Egan Bernal swings off from the peloton. He's been in domestique mode this afternoon.

Jayco set the pace, working for Simon Yates, to limit his loses.

2.7km to go:  Pogačar attacks! And there's a gap!

Its a big one.

2.6km to go: The Dane can't respond and the Slovenian is flying he has 8 seconds.

2.5km to go: Rodriguez and Yates have clipped off the fornt of the peloton.

2.1km to go: Pogacar's pace looks ot have dropepd a touch. But he's holding the 8 second gap.

2km to go: Pogacar looks back to judge the gap he has. Can he up the pace again? Vingegaard is working his way back. Possibly. It's finely balanced.

1.5km to go: It's flattening off a bit now and Pogacar is grimacing as he tries to press home his advantage the clock says its going out to 13 seconds.

1km to go: Under the flamme rouge Pogacar pushes on. It's 17 seconds. He's about a minute down from yesterday, this'll make it a lot closer.

500m to go: Pogacar will get 10 bonus second on the line, Vingegaard will get six.

The gap is 23 seconds.

This bit is steep. Pogacar gets out the saddle.

 Pogačar bows in celebration as he wins the stage. 

His only real rival for the tour de France comes home 23 second down.

What a stage. Johansson comes home in third.

Johannessen sorry.

Hindley is trying to limit his losses.

Guerreiro comes in fourth. Shaw fifth - that's a hell of a ride from him.

Rodriguez and Hindley and Simon Yates are all coming in 2-39 down on Pogačar.

Adam Yates and Tom Pidcock and co come in 3-10 down.

What a stage that was! I'm off to write a race report.

And maybe get a stiff drink.

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Favorieten etappe 6 Tour de France 2023 | Jumbo-Visma, Vingegaard en de mogelijke Cauterets-spagaat

Na de eerste Pyreneeënrit richting Laruns is er allesbehalve tijd voor wat rust. Op donderdag staat er namelijk een wellicht nog zwaardere rit op het programma, met de eerste aankomst boven van deze Tour de France . En daar blikt In de Leiderstrui maar al te graag op vooruit!

Parcours etappe 6 Tour de France 2023

Starten doen we iets na lunchtijd in Tarbes, vanwaar de eerste 25 kilometer grotendeels over vlakke wegen aan. Dat is aangenaam om te weten voor de sprinters in deze Tour de France, daar ze in die fase dus al niet gelost kunnen worden. De Cote de Capvern-les-Bains is de eerste afspraak van deze dag qua bergop rijden.

Deze 5,6 kilometer lange beklimming geldt als opwarmertje, maar met zijn gemiddelde stijgingspercentage van 4,8 procent is dit wel een heuvel waar de vlucht van de dag een vrijgeleide kan krijgen. Na dit eerste obstakel koersen we voor zo'n 25 kilometer op een plateau, waar ook de tussensprint in Sarrancolin gelegen ligt. Deze staat na vijftig kilometer koers op de rol.

De Col d'Aspin is vervolgens de eerste échte col die bedwongen moet worden. Twaalf kilometer lang, 6,5 procent gemiddeld en al talloze keren opgenomen in het Tourparcours. De Aspin is een vrij regelmatige klim, die in het tweede gedeelte constant tussen de zeven en acht procent de lucht inloopt. Op de top zijn we al halfweg koers in deze vrij korte rit van nog geen 145 kilometer.

Na een afdaling van twaalf kilometer beginnen we direct aan het volgende obstakel, wat direct de zwaarste beklimming van de dag is: de Col du Tourmalet, een berg die bij elke wielervolger wel gekend is. Het Souvenir Jacques Goddet is zeventien kilometer lang en loopt over die afstand aan gemiddeld 7,4 procent omhoog, waardoor het kaf hier hoe dan ook van het koren gescheiden gaat worden.

Vanuit de Tourmalet dalen we via Bareges af naar Pierrefite-Nestalas, waar we aan de slotklim naar Cauterets beginnen. Deze is 16,2 kilometer aan een stijgingspercentage van 5,3 procent, maar dat is niet het hele verhaal. De eerste elf kilometer zijn namelijk ook als vals plat te betitelen, alvorens het twee kilometer in de zwarte cijfers gaat.

In de laatste drie kilometer gaat het vervolgens nog aan 6,5 procent omhoog, dus al bij al is het allesbehalve kattenpis wat we voorgeschoteld krijgen in de Franse bergketen. Ook het tweede luik van de Pyreneeën in deze Tour gaat dus hoe dan ook weer interessant worden!

Tijden Start: 13.25 uur Finish: ongeveer 17.08 uur

Weer etappe 6 Tour de France 2023

Het lijkt er toch wel heel sterk op dat de coureurs donderdag te maken gaan krijgen met regen. In finishplaats Cauterets wordt de gehele middag motregen verwacht door verschillende weerstations, terwijl de wind in de zwaarste helft van deze rit voornamelijk op de kop staat. De temperaturen schommelen rond de 20 graden Celsius.

Favorieten etappe 6 Tour de France 2023

Net als woensdag zijn er eigenlijk twee scenario's die zich kunnen ontvouwen: vluchters of klassementsrenners. Wat dat betreft zal Jumbo-Visma in een spagaat c.q. dubio zitten: aan de ene kant is het voor hen prima dat BORA-hansgrohe en Jai Hindley de komende (vlakke) dagen de trui verdedigen, aan de andere kant kunnen ze grote concurrent Tadej Pogacar nog een extra tik geven.

Hoe dan ook heeft Jonas Vingegaard laten zien dat we ons op het moment niet al te veel illusies moeten maken over wie de sterkste klimmer in deze Ronde van Frankrijk is: na inleidend werk van superknecht Sepp Kuss had hij aan één rake versnelling genoeg om Pogacar en co af te schudden.

Hindley en Pogacar zijn dan de schaduwfavorieten in dit scenario, al zou het voor Vingegaard prima zijn als hij de Aussie in het geel kan houden. In dat geval zou de klimmer van BORA-hansgrohe ongeveer veertig seconden achter Vingegaard moeten eindigen, terwijl Pogacar andere dingen moet gaan verzinnen om zijn grote concurrent te bedreigen.

Andere klassementsmannen als Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek), Carlos Rodríguez (INEOS Grenadiers), David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ) en Simon Yates (Jayco-AlUla) toonden prima in orde te zijn, maar voor hen zou er zich wel een Hindley-scenario moeten ontvouwen vooraleer ze aan de zege kunnen denken. Datzelfde geldt voor Guilio Ciccone (Lidl-Trek), Ben O'Connor (AG2R Citroën), Romain Bardet (DSM-Firmenich) en Adam Yates, de meesteradjudant van Pogacar. Het lijkt ons sterk dat zij nu al zomaar ruimte gaan krijgen.

Vandaar dan we voor de dagzege eigenlijk beter een trapje lager kunnen kijken, waar we jongens als Michael Woods, Dylan Teuns (Israel-Premier Tech), Thibaut Pinot (Groupama-FDJ), Ruben Guerreiro (Movistar) en ook het INEOS-duo Daniel Felipe Martínez- Tom Pidcock terugvinden. Zij kunnen - net als topklimmer Felix Gall (AG2R Citroën) - mogelijk wél vrijheid krijgen om het via een vroege vlucht te proberen. Ook Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious) mag hopen op zo'n rol, daar zijn kopman Mikel Landa ook al flink wat tijd aan de broek kreeg.

Pure kllimmers als Steff Cras (TotalEnergies), Rui Costa (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty), Louis Meintjes (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty), Guillaume Martin (Cofidis), David de la Cruz (Astana Qazaqstan Team) en Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost) zullen donderdag ook wel weer een gokje willen wagen, maar of zij direct over de benen beschikken om hier te zegevieren? Dat is een dubbeltje op zijn kant.

Favorieten etappe 6 Tour de France 2023, volgens In de Leiderstrui

Topfavorieten: Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) en Felix Gall (AG2R Citroën) Outsiders: Dylan Teuns (Israel-Premier Tech), Thibaut Pinot (Groupama-FDJ), Jai Hindley (BORA-hansgrohe) en Tadej Pogacar (UAE-Team Emirates) Longshots: Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost), David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ), Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek), Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers), Ruben Guerreiro (Movistar), Guillaume Martin (Cofidis) en Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious)

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Parcours en uitslagen Tour de France 2023 | Deel twee van Pyreneeënpassage belooft opnieuw spektakel

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Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 : Strecke, Etappen, TV-Übertragung & Startliste

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Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024: Das Wichtigste in Kürze

Baskenland-rundfahrt 2024 - favoriten: stars um roglic und vingegaard nehmen teil, baskenland-rundfahrt 2024: die strecke mit allen etappen & höhenprofilen im überblick, baskenland-rundfahrt 2024 heute: tv-übertragung & live-stream, baskenland-rundfahrt 2024 - teilnehmer: die startliste.

• Termin: 1. bis 6. April, 6 Etappen
• Distanz: ~ 830 Kilometer
• Start: Irun, Ziel: Eibar
• Profil: Fünf hügelige Etappen, ein Einzelzeitfahren
• UCI-Kategorie: World Tour
• Premiere: 1924, 63. Austragung

Wie auch in den Jahren zuvor findet die Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 Anfang April statt. Typisch für die Itzulia sind kurze, steile Anstiege und die radsportverrückten baskischen Fans, die die Rundfahrt jedes Jahr in ein einzigartiges Spektakel verwandeln. Im vergangenen Jahr gewann Tour-de-France-Sieger Jonas Vingegaard die Rundfahrt.

Der Vorjahressieger und zweimalige Tour-de-France-Gewinner Jonas Vingegaard dürfte auch in diesem Jahr der Top-Favorit auf den Gesamtsieg sein. Er wird ebenso wie sein Teamkollege Sepp Kuss von Visma | Lease a Bike am Start sein. Nach einem durchwachsenen Debüt bei Bora-Hansgrohe von Primoz Roglic bei Paris-Nizza kann der dreimalige Vuelta-Sieger nun bei der Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 zeigen, was in ihm steckt. Weitere große Namen, die bei der Itzulia an den Start gehen werden, sind Remco Evenepoel (Soudal - Quick Step) und Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers).

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Die Strecke der Baskenland-Rundfahrt erstreckt sich über 800 Kilometer, die in jeder Etappe kurze und steile Anstiege beinhaltet. Innerhalb der sechs Tage müssen die Fahrer über 13.000 Höhenmeter zurücklegen. Die erste Etappe bildet dabei ein Einzelzeitfahren, an den anschließenden Tagen folgen hügelige Etappen. Wirkliche Flachetappen gibt es also nicht, Sprinter könnten bei der Rundfahrt folglich nicht wirklich zum Zug kommen. Vor allem die finale sechste Etappe hat es dabei mit insgesamt sieben kategorisierten Anstiegen in sich. Eine Bergankunft gibt es bei der Itzulia Basque Country 2024 nicht.

>> Das ist der Radsportkalender für die Saison 2024

1. Etappe | Montag, 1. April | Irun - Irun | 10 Kilometer (Einzelzeitfahren) - 176 Höhenmeter

Die Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 beginnt mit einem Einzelzeitfahren über 10 Kilometer mit Start und Ziel in Irun. Zu Beginn des Rennens gibt es ein Kopfsteinpflasterstück mit einer Steigung von 10% - dieser Abschnitt könnte bereits über den Tagessieg entscheiden. Anschließend folgt ein Anstieg der 3. Kategorie, ehe nach einer Abfahrt das Zeitfahren mit einer kurzen Rampe mit maximal 10% Steigung endet. Die Abstände der Favoriten dürften aufgrund der Kürze des Rennens nicht allzu weit auseinander liegen.

>> Zum Rennbericht der 1. Etappe

2. Etappe | Dienstag, 2. April | Irun - Kanbo | 160 Kilometer - 2308 Höhenmeter

Die 2. Etappe der Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 führt die Fahrer in den französischen Teil des Baskenlandes. Von der spanischen Grenzstadt Irun geht es in Richtung Nordwesten an Bayonne vorbei zum Zielort Kanbo.

Zwar gibt es auf der Etappe nur einen kategorisierten Anstieg, flache Abschnitte gibt es aber trotzdem kaum. Das Terrain könnte tempofesten Ausreißern entgegenkommen, auch ein Massensprint ist am Ende möglich.

>> Zum Rennbericht der 2. Etappe

3. Etappe | Mittwoch, 3. April | Ezpeleta - Altsasu | 190,9 Kilometer - 3132 Höhenmeter

Mit über 190 Kilometern ist die 3. Etappe der Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 nicht nur die längste, sondern auch eine der schwierigsten. Insgesamt sechs kategorisierte Anstiege müssen die Fahrer bei dieser zurücklegen. Aus Frankreich geht es an diesem Tag wieder zurück auf spanisches Terrain hin zum Zielort Altsasu.

Besonders der erste Anstieg am Otsondo und der Lizarrusti 20 Kilometer vor dem Ziel haben es in sich. Die letzten 18 Kilometer sind dann flach, sodass Kletterer auch Sprinterfähigkeiten mitbringen sollten, um einen möglichen Sprint in einer kleineren Gruppe für sich zu entscheiden.

4. Etappe | Donnerstag, 4. April | Etxarri Aranatz - Legutio | 159 Kilometer - 2146 Höhenmeter

Die 4. Etappe führt das Feld weiter in Richtung Westen nach Legutio, das sich nördlich der Stadt Vitoria-Gasteiz befindet. Mit insgesamt drei kategorisierten Anstiegen ist die Etappe für die Fahrer zwar entspannter als am Vortag, Sprinter dürften aber trotzdem nur minimale Chancen auf den Tagessieg haben.

Erst müssen die Fahrer im ersten Renndrittel den Opakua bewältigen, einen Anstieg der 2. Kategorie. Nach einem unkategorisierten Anstieg 40 Kilometer vor dem Ziel folgen anschließend zwei weitere Bergwertungen. Von der letzten Wertung bis zur Ziellinie sind es dann keine 10 Kilometer mehr, sodass die Teams voll auf ihre Ausreißer setzen dürften.

5. Etappe | Freitag, 5. April | Vitoria-Gasteiz - Amorebieta-Etxano | 175,9 Kilometer - 2214 Höhenmeter

Das Profil der 5. Etappe ist ähnlich zu dem des Vortags. In der Rennmitte gibt es einen anspruchsvollen Anstieg, ehe kurz vor dem Ziel zwei Bergwertungen der 3. Kategorie am Muniketagane, der zweimal in einem Rundkurs überquert wird, folgt. Das Ziel liegt in Amorebieta-Etxano, das sich vor den Toren Bilbaos befindet. Auch hier ist mit einem Ausreißersieg zu rechnen.

6. Etappe | Samstag, 6. April | Eibar - Eibar | 137,8 Kilometer - 3472 Höhenmeter

Die finale 6. Etappe der Baskenland-Rundfahrt ist identisch zur Schlussetappe des Vorjahres, ihr Start und Ziel liegt in Eibar. Sie ist zwar keine 140 Kilometer lang, insgesamt müssen aber sieben kategorisierte Anstiege bewältigt werden. Für die Klassement-Mannschaften wird es deshalb schwierig sein, das Feld zu kontrollieren. Erst auf der letzten Etappe wird wohl die endgültige Entscheidung im Gesamtklassement fallen, größere Abstände zwischen den einzelnen Fahrern sind hier vorprogrammiert.

Die Bergwertungen sind alle typisch für das Baskenland. Sie sind alle unter zehn Kilometer lang, haben dafür fast alle eine maximale Steigung von über zehn Prozent. Der Fahrer mit der höchsten Explosivität an den kurzen aber knackigen Anstiegen könnte sich hier also durchsetzen.

In Deutschland wird die Baskenland-Rundfahrt 2024 bei Eurosport übertragen. Bei discovery+ (über Bezahl-Abo) wird zudem ein Live-Stream zu allen Etappen angeboten.

Die TV-Übertragungszeiten im Überblick

• 1. Etappe: Montag, 1. April | ab 15:30 Eurosport 1
• 2. Etappe: Dienstag, 2. April | ab 15:30 Eurosport 1
• 3. Etappe: Mittwoch, 3. April | ab 15:30 Eurosport 1
• 4. Etappe: Donnerstag, 4. April | ab 15:30 Eurosport 1
• 5. Etappe: Freitag, 5. April | ab 15:30 Eurosport 1
• 6. Etappe: Samstag, 6. April | ab 15:00 Eurosport 1

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Visma | Lease a Bike

• 1 Jonas Vingegaard
• 2 Steven Kruijswijk
• 3 Sepp Kuss
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• 207 Luca Vergallito

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• 213 Joseba Lopez
• 214 Joel Nicolau
• 215 Eduard Prades
• 216 Guillermo Thomas Silva
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• 221 Jose Manuel Diaz
• 222 Victor Langellotti
• 223 Karel Vacek
• 224 Jesus Ezquerra
• 225 Aaron Gate
• 226 Antoni Fagundez
• 227 Jetse Bol

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