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Critérium du Dauphiné 2017 Route

blazing_saddlesblazing_saddles Posts: 18,200
edited March 2017 in Pro race
The Critérium du Dauphiné 2017 route has been announced. After some fruity little rolling stages, the last 3 days are these:-

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  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 57,288 Lives Here
    No big TT?
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  • RichN95.RichN95. Posts: 25,479
    Rick Chasey wrote:
    No big TT?
    Stage 4

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  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 57,288 Lives Here
    I miss the good ol' 50km TTs in the Dauphine.

    Though that looks like a decent set up of stages, have to say.

    You know you're in summer when the HC big boy mountains turn up.
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  • john_wrjohn_wr Posts: 50
    Interesting to see on the last but one stage they are riding the "back road" to Alpe d'Huez via the Col de Sarenne. Its been one of my favourite Alpine rides for a long time.

    John.
  • bobmcstuffbobmcstuff Posts: 10,220
    Saw this on Inrng earlier, can't wait!
  • cc78cc78 Posts: 599
    Stage 8 is fantastic... final climb to Solaison is a brute
  • joelsimjoelsim Posts: 7,552
    They're never going to do a 50km ITT under current circumstances. Maybe when Monsieur Jean-Paul Indurain comes on to the scene.
  • briantrumpetbriantrumpet Posts: 7,575
    Bother - the first time I'll be in the Drôme at the right time to see a stage, and they're missing it out entirely!

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  • smithy21smithy21 Posts: 2,204
    Where is the Jiffy bag drop off point?
  • m.r.m.m.r.m. Posts: 2,419
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  • andypandyp Posts: 8,704
    Those last three stages are really going to separate the wheat from the chaff.
  • sherersherer Posts: 2,450
    John Wr wrote:
    Interesting to see on the last but one stage they are riding the "back road" to Alpe d'Huez via the Col de Sarenne. Its been one of my favourite Alpine rides for a long time.

    John.

    Thought that from looking at the parcours. Think i've only ever seen one route me used on TV, so will be good to see another route used.

    Too early to say but hopefully it's a decent race and not just ridden by people looking for form for Le Tour
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