2024 TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 11: Mountain
212 km km (132 mi) / 4,117 m (13,508’’)
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STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (June 29) |
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Stage 11 Climbs | Category | Winner | Points Awarded |
Col de Neronne |
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Puy Mary |
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Col de Pertus |
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Col de Font de Cere |
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Official post-race summary for Stage 11 (July 10) - TBD
STAGE 11 DETAILS AND STATISTICS
Stage 11:
- Location: Massif Central.
- Distance: 212 kilometers / 132 miles
- Altitude Gained: 4,117 meters / 13,508’
- Percentage Grade:
- 50% (106 kilometers / 66 miles) descent
- 36% (75 kilometers/ 47 miles) 0-5%
- 12% (24 kilometers/ 15 miles) 5-10%
- 2% (5 km / 3 miles ) 10-15%
- 500 meters 15.1% / ½ mile 15.6%
- 1 Kilometer 13.8% / 1 mile 12.9%
- Highest Point on the Route: 1,577 meters / 5,175’ (highest point of the 2022 TdF).
- Lowest Point on the Route: 368 meters / 1,208’
COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 11:
“There’s only one stage across the rugged Massif Central, but what a stage it is! With 4,350 metres of vertical gain, the riders will have to be on their mettle at all times, and particularly in the final 50 kilometres, when the degree of difficulty rises a level with a series of very challenging obstacles: the climb to the Col de Néronne, then to the Puy Mary Pas de Peyrol with its fearsome final two kilometres, then continuing on to the Col de Pertus, the Col de Font de Cère and the ascent to Le Lioran. They provide all manner of opportunities for eager climbers to attack.” (Tour de France Stage 11).
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