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TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 14: Mountain Stage #5
152 km (94 mi) / 4093 m (13,428’)
ANNEMASSE > MORZINE LES PORTES DU SOLEIL
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Official post-race summary for Stage 14 (July 15): TBD
STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (July 1) |
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Stage 14 Climbs | Times in TdF | Category | Winner | Points |
Col de Saxel | 2 (1981-2023) |
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Col de Cou | 5 (1970-2023) |
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Col du Feu | 1 (2023) |
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Col de Jambaz | 3 (1969-2023) |
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Col de la Ramaz | 5 (1981-2023) |
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Col de Joux Plane | 13 (1978-2023) |
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STAGE 14 DETAILS AND STATISTICS
- Location: Haute Savoie Region - French Alps
- Distance: 152 kilometers / 94 miles
- Altitude Gained: 4,093 meters / 13,428’
- Percentage Grade:
- 47.4% (72 kilometers/45 miles) descent
- 26.4% (40 kilometers/25 miles) 0-5%
- 23.2 (35 kilometers/22 miles) 5-10%
- 2.7% (4 kilometers/ 2.5 miles) 10-15%
- 500 meters 11.5% / ¼ mile 11.8%
- 1 Kilometer 10.7% / 1 mile 10.5%
- Highest Point on the Route: 1,676 meters / 5,497’
- Lowest Point on the Route: 471 meters / 1,546’
COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 14:
“It’s unlikely that the riders will enjoy the view of Lake Geneva at the start of the stage, as the 4,200 metres of climbing will be on everyone’s mind, and especially the climbs of the Ramaz and Joux Plane passes. Everyone will also aware that they’ll need show some real skill on the descent into Morzine in order to claim victory” (Tour de France Stage 14).
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Col de la Ramaz
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This is the fifth appearance for Col de la Ramaz in a Tour de France Stage since its first appearance in 1981.
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Col de Joux Plane
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Col de Joux Plane has been featured in the Tour de France 13 times since 1978 (twice in 1981 - Stages 17 and 18), but only twice between 2006 and 2023. Since it came to the tour late, none of the older legends and grainy black and white photographs of earlier days of the Tour (iconic photos like those of of Coppi/Bartali on Galibier, Octave Lapize “assassins” on Tourmalet, Anquetil-Poulidor shoulder to shoulder on Puy Dome, etc.) exist. There is only modern Tour “history” for this wonderful col. 1978 was also the first year Col de Marie-Blanque was featured in the Tour.
The first man over Col de Joux Plane in a Tour de France race was Christian Seznec (“The Jailer”) on July 18, 1978, Stage 17 in 7:13:34, an amazing 09:26 ahead of #2 Paul Wellens and 09:29 ahead of the incomparable Bernard Hinault who went on to win his first of five TdF championships in 108:18:02, 3 minutes 56 seconds in front of the Netherlands Joop Zoetemelk.
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