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2023 TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 11: Flat
180 km (112 mi) / 1868 m (6,129’’)
CLERMONT-FERRAND > MOULINS
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STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (July 1) |
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Stage 11 Climbs | Category | Winner | Points Awarded |
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Official post-race summary for Stage 11 (July 12): TBD
STAGE 11 DETAILS AND STATISTICS
Stage 11:
- Location: Central France.
- Distance: 180 kilometers / 112 miles
- Altitude Gained: 1,868 meters / 6,129’
- Percentage Grade:
- 49.1% (88.7 kilometers/55 miles) descent
- 46.8% (84.7 kilometers/ 52.6 miles) 0-5%
- 4.1% (7.3 kilometers/ 4.5 miles) 5-10%
- 500 meters 6% / ½ mile 6.2%
- 1 Kilometer 5.6% / 1 mile 5.3%
- Highest Point on the Route: 724 meters / 2,376’ (highest point of the 2022 TdF).
- Lowest Point on the Route: 188 meters / 618’
COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 11:
“This will be an historic day because, as a result of the finish being in Moulins, the Tour will have visited all of the prefectures in mainland France. Although the roads of the Allier ensure there will be a steady and quite deceptive draw on riders’ reserves thanks to recurrent “leg-breaking” climbs, the 1,300-metre straight in the heart of Moulins should be ideal for the sprinters” (Tour de France Stage 11).