Stage 4: Tour de France 2024 Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

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85.6 mi
DISTANCE
11,617 ft
GAINED
0.7 %
AVG. GRADE

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Côtes and climbs of Stage 4 of the 2024 TdF (Mountain):

Sestrieres:  25 miles at 3.7%
Col de Montgenevre:  5.4 miles at 5.8%
Col du Galibier 20.8 miles at 3.8% (5.3 miles at 6.6% from Col du Lauteret)

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CLIMB SUMMARY

2024 TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 4:  MOUNTAIN

138 km (86 mi) / 3,541 m (11,617’’)

PINEROLO > VALLOIRE  (July 2)

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See our 2024 Tour de France page for the best way to view, analyze and filter Tour de France stage routes and climbs.

STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (June 29)

Individual standings

Rider

Time

gap

Team

2024

KOM Standing

Rider

KOM Points

Country

Team

KOM CORNER

Official post-race summary for Stage 4 (July 2): TBD

Stage 4  Climbs

Category

Winner

Points Awarded

Sestrieres

Col de Montgenvre

Col du Galibier

STAGE 4 DETAILS AND STATISTICS

  •  Location: Piedmont Region, Italy andAuvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France.
  • Distance: 138 kilometers / 86 miles
  • Altitude gained: 3,541 meters / 11,617’’
  • Percentage Grade:
  • 33% (45 km/ 28 mi) descent
  • 46% (63.5 km/ 40  mi) 0-5%
  • 20% (27.5 km/ 17 mi) 5-10%
  • 1% ( 1.6 /1 mi) 10-15%
  • Steepest:
  • 500 meters 10.4%  / ¼ mile 11.2%
  • 1 Kilometer 9.9% / mile 9.6%
  • Highest Point on the Route: 2,642 meters / 8,668’’
  • Lowest Point on the Route:  408 meters / 1339’

COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 4:

“The race leaves Italy after a long climb to the resort of Sestrières, where Coppi triumphed in 1952, the border subsequently reached at the Col de Montgenèvre. Then, after ascending the Lautaret pass, the riders will tackle the 2,642-metre Galibier. This will be the first opportunity for the favourites to test themselves in the high mountains.” (Tour de France Stage 4).

The hardest climb of the stage and second highest of the 2024 TdF.

Col du Galibier has been featured in the Tour de France 64 times.

Visit our Highest Climbs in the history of the Tour de France page.

These are the highest points the Tour de France has ever reached, from 1903 to 2022.

Photos clockwise from upper left:  Col du Galibier (2642m), Col d’L’Iseran (2770m),

Col Agnel (2744m), Col du Granon (2413m), and Cime de la Bonette (2802m)

Col du Galibier has been featured in the TdF 64 times, more than any climbs other than 4 (Tormalet 90, Col d’ Aspin 74, Col d’Aubisque 73 and Col de Peyresourde 69)

TOP 10 MOST FREQUENT CLIMBS OF THE TOUR DE FRANCE

(AND 10 FAMOUS ONES AFTER THAT)

Climb name

Mountain Range

Times Featured in Tour de France

Most recent

First included

Col du Tourmalet

Pyrenees

90

2023

1910

Col d'Aspin

Pyrenees

74

2023

1910

Col d'Aubisque

Pyrenees

73

2022

1910

Col de Peyresourde

Pyrenees

69

2021

1910

Col du Galibier

Alps

64

2022

1911

Col de Portet d'Aspet

Pyrenees

58

2021

1910

Col des Aravis

Alps

42

2023

1911

Col d'Izoard

Alps

36

2019

1922

Col de Vars

Alps

35

2019

1922

Col d'Allos

Alps

34

2015

1911

Alpe d'Huez

Alps

32

2022

1952

Col du Télégraphe

Alps

31

2022

1911

Col de la Madeleine

Alps

29

2020

1969

Col de la Croix de Fer

Alps

21

2022

1947

Mont Ventoux

Alps

18

1921

1951

Col du Soulor

Pyrenees

16

2019

1912

Col du Glandon

Alps

14

2015

1947

Puy de Dome

Massif Central

14

2023

1952

Luz Ardiden

Pyrenees

9

2021

1985

Col de l'Iseran

Alps

8

2019

1938

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