What stages of the TDF should I not miss?
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I am heading off on holiday this weekend for 2 weeks (bad timing I know) but I will be series linking the whole of TDF. What stages should I definitely watch? Anyone got any suggestions in advance, or should I just see what happens and choose them as they come. Ie - watch them in fast forward!!!
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The 2nd & 3rd weeks0
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Depends what interests you, but i always enjoy the TTs. Get there three hours before (to check out the kit!) and then there's three hours plus for the event so you can make a day of it. Got to go to the mountains obviously but be prepared for traffic jams.0
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inseine wrote:Depends what interests you, but i always enjoy the TTs. Get there three hours before (to check out the kit!) and then there's three hours plus for the event so you can make a day of it. Got to go to the mountains obviously but be prepared for traffic jams.0
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Stage 11, stage 16, stage 19 will hopefully be decisive. Any of the first week if you want to try to see a Cav sprint win and of course the final stage.0
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#4 Finish in Rouen for the lead out train and sprint. (or #2)
#9 Indiv TT
#11 Col de Madeleine
#16 for the classic nature of this monster pyrennean stage
#19 ITT and likely to be the stage which confirms the winner (Wiggo?)Allez Triple (hairy with mudguards) - FCN 4
Ribble Gran Fondo0