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TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 21: FLAT
115 km (71) / 685m (2,247’)
SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES>PARIS CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES
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STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 1 (July 1) |
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Official post-race summary for Stage 21 (July 24): TBD
Stage 21 Climbs | Category | Winner | Points Awarded |
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STAGE 21 DETAILS AND STATISTICS
- Distance: 15 kilometers / 71 miles
- Altitude Gained: 685 meters / 2,247’’
- Percentage Grade:
- 56.6% (69 kilometers / 41.5 miles) descent
- 41.8% (49.5 kilometers / 31 miles) 0-5%
- 1.5% (1.8 kilometers / 1.2 miles) 5-10%
- 500 meters 10% / ¼ mile 10.4%
- 1 Kilometer 6.3% / 1 mile 5%
- Highest Point on the Route: 183 meters / 600’
- Lowest Point on the Route: 30 meters / 100’
COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 21:
“The contenders for the race’s last bouquet will have to be in Olympic form on a course that’s been designed in a nod to the 2024 Paris Games, during which the events for all cycling disciplines will be held mostly in the Yvelines. The sprinters will be looking to test themselves in the vertiginous arena that is the Champs-Élysées.” (Tour de France Stage 21).