Tour de France Femmes 2023 Route stage 7: Lannemezan - Tourmalet

Tour de France Femmes 2023Saturday 29 July - The 7th stage is expected to be decisive in terms of the overall victory at the Tour de France Femmes. At merely 90 kilometres, the route takes in the Col d'Aspin before finishing at the Col du Tourmalet. The finish climb is 17 kilometres long and averaging 7.3%.

The first phase of the route is nothing special. A minor climb to Castelbajac, and that’s it. Basically, it is long drumroll before the riders tackle the Aspin at kilometre 48. The climb opens with gentle gradients, but the second half – beginning with the steepest kilometre at 9.5% – rarey drops below 8%. The Aspin totals 12 kilometres, while the average gradient sits at 6.5%.

The riders plunge down to Saint-Marie-de-Campan, only to go straight back up again on the Tourmalet. Similar, but harder. To be precise: longer and steeper. The gradients hardly fall below 9% from kilometre 10 onwards. The Tourmalet is 17 kilometres long and the average gradient sits at 7.3%.

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Tour de France Femmes 2023 stage 7: route & profile

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