Tour de France 2014: Mountains
Cyclingstage.com presents all climbing details of the 2014 route per stage. Percentages, lengths, maximum gradients - in the table below you'll find it all. Also full details on the cobble stone stage.
Hills and mountains in the 2014 Tour de France:
| Date | Mountains, hills and cobblestones | Length | Type | Mountain class. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sa 5-7 | English hills in Leeds - Harrogate | 190 km | flat | Jens Voigt |
| 2 | Su 6-7 | Steep hills, finish in Sheffield (Eng) | 201 km | hilly | Cyril Lemoine |
| 3 | Mo 7-7 | Flat roads to London | 155 km | flat | Cyril Lemoine |
| 4 | Tu 8-7 | Bumpy roads in France and Belgium | 163.5 km | flat | Cyril Lemoine |
| 5 | We 9-7 | No climbs but plenty of cobbles | 155.5 km |
cobbles | Cyril Lemoine |
| 6 | Th 10-7 | Up and down between Arras and Reims | 194 km | flat | Cyril Lemoine |
| 7 | Fr 11-7 | Flat stage with tricky finale | 234.5 km | flat | Cyril Lemoine |
| 8 | Sa 12-7 | 'Impossible' climb in the Vosges | 161 km | mountains | Blel Kadri |
| 9 | Su 13-7 | Six climbs in The Vosges | 170 km | mountains | Tony Martin |
| 10 | Mo 14-7 | La Planche des Belles Filles with 20% | 161.5 km | mountains | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| Tu 15-7 | rest day | ||||
| 11 | We 16-7 | 22 kilometres with climbing in the finale | 187.5 km | hilly | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| 12 | Th 17-7 | 30 kilometres of climbing | 185.5 km | hilly | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| 13 | Fr 18-7 | First Hors Categorie Climb | 197.5 km | mountains | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| 14 | Sa 19-7 | Three though mountains, to Risoul | 177 km | mountains | Vincenzo Nibali |
| 15 | Su 20-7 | Plenty of downhill | 222 km | flat | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| Mo 21-7 | rest day | ||||
| 16 | Tu 22-7 | Five climbs with an Hors Categorie Finale | 237.5 km | mountains | Joaquim Rodriguez |
| 17 | We 23-7 | Tough day in the Pyrenees | 124.5 km | mountains | Rafal Majka |
| 18 | Th 24-7 | Legendary cols: Tourmalet & Hautacam | 145.5 km | mountains | Rafal Majka |
| 19 | Fr 25-7 | Nasty hill in the finale | 208.5 km | flat | Rafal Majka |
| 20 | Sa 26-7 | Some hills in ITT | 54 km | ITT (flat) | Rafal Majka |
| 21 | Su 27-7 | Last polka dot points | 137.5 km | flat | Rafal Majka |
Tour de France 2014: Images and more
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Stage 1 - Milan-San Remo English style
The first stage of the 2014 Tour de France is designed for sprinters. In 190 kilometres riders head from Leeds (UK) to Harrogate (UK). Although it's a sprinter's game, the stage is not completely flat. The highest climb is halfway: Buttertubs Pass. Cyclingstage.com presents full details on today's climbs.
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Stage 2 - Steep stuff with 33% at Jenkins Road
Stage 2 in the 2014 Tour the France starts in York and ends in Sheffield and sees some descent hills. No Galibier of Mont Ventoux of course, but a 33% gradient in the finale surely is something to look forward to...
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Stage 3 - Flat roads to London
The 3rd stage of the 2014 Tour de France promises to be a fast one. The distance is a relatively short 155 kilomtres and there are no categorized climbs between Cambridge and London.
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Stage 4 - Bumpy roads in France and Belgium
Tuesday, July 8th, 2014 - The 4th stage of the Tour 2014 is the first on French soil and consists of 163.5 kilometres, traveling from Le Touquet-Paris-Plage to Lille. Two category 4 climbs but certainly nothing overly troublesome.
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Stage 5 - No climbs but plenty of cobbles
The 5th Tour stage has no climbs, but nine cobbled sections at a total length of 13 kilometres. They are spread over the last 69 kilometres of the 152,5 kilometre stage. Orginally it was nine sectors but due to slippery conditions the organisation skipped two cobbled sectors at the eleventh hour.
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Stage 6 - Up and down between Arras and ReimsStage 7 - Flat stage with tricky finale
Stage 8 - ‘Impossible climb’ in the Vosges
Stage 9 - 6 climbs in The Vosges
Stage 10 – 6 cols to La Planche des Belles Filles, 20% finale
Stage 11 - 22 kilometres of (modest) climbing in finale
Stage 12 - 30 kilometres of climbing
Stage 13 - First Hors Catégorie Climb
Stage 14 - 65 kilometres of climbing over 3 tough cols
Stage 15 - A lot of downhill
Stage 16 - 5 Climbs, Hors Catégorie Finale
Stage 17 - A tough day in the Pyrenees
Stage 18 - Legendary cols: Tourmalet and Hautacam
Stage 19 - Nasty hill in the finale
Stage 20 - Some hills in the time-trial
Stage 21 - Last polka dot points