Tourmalet at Tour de France (TDF 2023 Stage 6)

Tourmalet in the middle of the first week (6th stage) of Tour de France 2023.

The race visits the famous ascent on 6th July 2023. As usual, the cyclists have to climb Tourmalet mid-stage, while the summit finish will be on Cauterets -Cambasque.

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Tadej Pogacar wins the stage. Jonas Vingegaard takes the yellow jersey.

2,7 km to go

Pogacar attacks. Vingegaard can't go with hi m.

4 km to go

Vingegaard, Pogacar and Kwiatkowski at the front of the race.

12 km to go

Leading group (including Vingegaard and Pogacar) 2'42" ahead of the group of  the yellow jersey.

45 km to go

Hindley is already 2 mins behind the teo main GC favourites.

47 km to go

Johanessen takes the climb.

48 km to go

Vingegaard attacks. Pogacar only with him. They're 1 min behind the leading group, including Wout van Aert.

49 km to go

Kuss, Vingegaard, Pogacar together.

50 km to go

Jumbo-Visma attacks. Lots of riders dropped.

Hindley is still there.

But not for long.

51 km to go

Alapilippe dropped from the leading group.

4 km till the top.

55 km to go

8,5 km till the top of Tourmalet.

Climbing profile of Col du Tourmalet at Tour de France 203

76 km to go

Col d'Aspin went to Nelson Powless

8o km to go

Jumbo-Visma takes over the lead in the peloton.

But why did Wout van Aert started to lead the breakaway at the same time?

88 km to go

20 riders at the front of the race. Peloton around 3 and half behind them.

Col d'Aspin is happening now.

 

TOUR DE FRANCE 2023
Stage 6
6 July 2023
Tarbes - Cauterets-Cambasque
144,9 km

Stage profile

Tourmalet stage at Tour de France 2023. Stage 6 on 6th July 2023

Stage map

Map of the Tour de France stage including Tourmalet.

Tourmalet

 

Climbing profile of Col du Tourmalet at Tour de France 203

 

Cauterets-Cambasque

Summit finish of the 6th stage of Tour de France 2023
 

 

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