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Gap → Alpe d'Huez

Jul 24, 2026127.9 km3,500 m D+MountainRaced

Stage profile679 – 1,850 m
Gap796 m
Alpe d'Huez1,850 mHC(13.7 km ¡ 8.1%)
1,246 m2Col Bayard(4.8 km ¡ 7.2%)
1,664 m1Col du Noyer(7.2 km ¡ 8.5%)
1,371 m2Col d'Ornon(5.4 km ¡ 6.4%)
4.925.299.3127.9
0127.9 km

Part one of the Alpine double. Col Bayard and Col du Noyer to open, the Col d'Ornon as an aperitif, and the 21 bends of Alpe d'Huez (13.7 km at 8.1%) for a thrilling finish.

Main climbs4 climbs
  • 2Col Bayard4.8 km ¡ 7.2%
  • 1Col du Noyer7.2 km ¡ 8.5%
  • 2Col d'Ornon5.4 km ¡ 6.4%
  • HCAlpe d'HuezSummit finish13.7 km ¡ 8.1%
Your estimated time6:40:07

¹ 42min ¡ 90% confidence

Avg speed19.3 km/h
Avg power167 W2.2 W/kg
Energy (kcal)3,999≈ 44 gels
Load (TSS)376IF 0.74
DifficultyExtremeMountain
Hors délai — eliminated
Stage winner3:17:57
Your gap+3h22
Time cut3:47:39

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