ASO/UCI Cycling
European Union
The main Cycling league is called the Pro Tour. (also ASO events included yet, lol:P)
Le Tour de France 2010
Match scheduled:11-07-2010 from 11:15 until 15:45 -GMT
Stage #8; Station des Rousses - Morzine-Avoriaz (189km) :: The 97th Tour de France :: France (Grand Tour, one of the three big races)
Profile of the Stage / Click for Route Map
Official website with Route (Alternative) | Altimetry (Alternative) | Timetable | Last Km | Climb Details (If any)
This is where the mountains start. There will be a high altitude finishing line at Avoriaz and even if the gaps are not big, Contador should still go on the offensive. He could even get his hands on the Yellow Jersey, but will his team be able to defend it every day? In 2003, Richard Virenque attacked on the Col de la Ramaz pass to win the stage that finished in Morzine and pick up the Yellow Jersey. To find a stage with a finish at Avoriaz, you have to go back sixteen years to 1994. Latvian Piotr Ugrumov, who was the Tour’s runner-up that year, triumphed before winning the following day’s stage as well.
European Union
The main Cycling league is called the Pro Tour. (also ASO events included yet, lol:P)
Le Tour de France 2010
Match scheduled:11-07-2010 from 11:15 until 15:45 -GMT
Stage #8; Station des Rousses - Morzine-Avoriaz (189km) :: The 97th Tour de France :: France (Grand Tour, one of the three big races)Profile of the Stage / Click for Route Map
Official website with Route (Alternative) | Altimetry (Alternative) | Timetable | Last Km | Climb Details (If any)
This is where the mountains start. There will be a high altitude finishing line at Avoriaz and even if the gaps are not big, Contador should still go on the offensive. He could even get his hands on the Yellow Jersey, but will his team be able to defend it every day? In 2003, Richard Virenque attacked on the Col de la Ramaz pass to win the stage that finished in Morzine and pick up the Yellow Jersey. To find a stage with a finish at Avoriaz, you have to go back sixteen years to 1994. Latvian Piotr Ugrumov, who was the Tour’s runner-up that year, triumphed before winning the following day’s stage as well.
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