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The suspense has gone out the window for the yellow jersey but it should be close for the stage win.
Paris-Nice? Familiar roads from March’s race but this will be hotter twice over, the temperature and the ferocity for the stage win.
This year’s Tour reaches new heights with the mighty Bonette, altitude and attitude combined. Don’t miss the early finish.
Another breakaway world championships day, the last chance for many riders and teams to take an elusive win.
Having looked at why there are no attacks on some of the sprint stages, a trend rather than a quirk, there’s still value in the good old doomed breakaway according to Le Télégramme. The newspaper cites Cofidis public relations staff have said that having Anthony Perez up the road in a long breakaway got them more media value than Victor Lafay’s stage win last year because Lafay only attacked in the final kilometre.
The race returns to the Alps with an intriguing stage that’s open to many, assuming UAE agrees to them stay away.
The last chance for the sprinters. When the route came out last year this one had the “watch out if there are crosswinds” label. It still applies in the conditional because the weather forecast looks uncertain.
A big day in the Pyrenees and a big day in France as it’s le 14 Juillet, France’s national day.
The Tour heads into the Pyrenees for the weekend. Today is the sprint version, tomorrow the marathon.