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Grand Colombier on Bastille Day (Tour de France 2023 Stage 13)

Program of Tour de France 2023 stage 13

13th stage
14 July 2023
Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne - Grand Colombier
137,8 km

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Kwiatkowki wins the stage.

Pogacar tired to collect as much as possible (bonus) seconds. Vingegaard is still in yellow

3 km to go

Still nothing in the main bunch, or in the group left of it. Omly the tension is just growing and growing.

Meanwhile, Kwiatkowski is closer and closer to his stage victory.

7 km to go

UAE is pushing hard at the front of the peloton.

Kwiatkowski is still at the front of the race. Four riders are chasing him: Shaw, Van Gil, Tejada and Mohoric.

10 km to go

Entering the last 10 km of the stage Keiatkowski at the head of the race, 3 riders are following him from close distance:Shaw, Van Gil, Tejada.

Main brunch is more than 3 minutes behind. There is a possibility, that someone from the breakaway riderd  will able to ride home.

 

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Summit finish on Grand Colombier on Bastille Day at Tour de France 2023

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map of stage 13 of Tour de France 2023

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PelotonTales is a blog by Anita Pethő, literary critic, cultural historian and expert of historical fiction (novels, films, tv series, etc.)

On Bastille Day, please, take a look at the project Trapped in the 18th century and Anita Pethő's thoughts of rewatching Andrzej Wajda's film Danton (1983).

There is something mesmerizing in the way, how most of the characters of Andrzej Wajda’s Danton (1983) look like they’re on the brink of a mental breakdown.

Just look at Antoine de Saint-Just (Bogusław Linda), how he leans himself to the wall in his first scene with Maximilien Robespierre (Wojciech Pszoniak), saying he had no sleep. Look at the deep dark circles under his eyes. His gaze, looking into the distance, almost (?) like crazy. Look a Camille Desmoulins (Patrice Chérau), the nice and neat, young Camille, who is literally whining himself through the entire story, so devastated, that his cellmate got annoyed by him. And there is François Louis Bourdon (Andrzej Seweryn), the turncoat revolutionary, with his weary look, dirthy hair, and sweating, shining face. Even Georges Jacques Danton ( Gérard Dépardieu) doesn’t bother to wear his wig properly anymore.