THE STAGES
STAGE 12
TOULOUSE
> BAGNÈRES-DE-BIGORRE
Thursday 18 July • 209.5km • Mountains
ASSEMBLY 11:25 at Stadium NEUTRAL START 11:30 at Allée Gabriel Biénès
ACTUAL START 11:50 at D15, 11km from assembly point
12:43
10:56
11:23
11:26
11:37
11:48
11:57
12:03
12:18 12:53
13:19
13:22
13:32
13:42
13:51
13:57
14:11
12:22
12:34 14:14
14:26
12:36
12:42
12:52
13:05
13:20
13:28
13:45 14:28
14:34
14:43
14:56
15:10
15:17
15:32
13:54
14:08
14:16 15:41
15:55
16:02
14:45 16:29
14:58
15:06
15:14
15:19
15:23
15:26
15:27 16:41
16:49
16:57
17:01
17:05
17:08
17:09
99 109,5
101,5 116
130,5
146
140
62,5 75,5 85
55,5 64,5
44
33,5 20 7
Irish jubilation: Dan Martin won the stage into
Bagneres-de-Bigorre in 2013, ahead of Jakob
Fuglsang, on a day that served up four first
category passes in the Pyrenees.
10:46 11:30
11:50
11:52
12:18
09:30
09:50
09:52
10:20 Peloton
Caravan
Completed
HAUTE-GARONNE (31)
Neutral start
VC
Toulouse (VC-D15)
Actual start
209.5 0
Toulouse
208
1.5
Cugnaux
189.5 20
Lavernose-Lacasse (D15-D53-D49)
Saint-Élix-le-Château
172
37.5
(D49-D10 C-D48 G-D25)
165.5 44
D6
Le Fousseret (près) (D6-D8)
147
62.5
Côte de Montoulieu-Saint-Bernard Cat. 4
145
64.5
Aurignac (D8-D635-D52 C-D52-D8)
138
71.5
Aulon
131
78.5
Lieoux
124.5 85
Saint-Gaudens (D5-D39 A-VC-D9-D817-D8)
120.5 89
D8
Valentine (D8-D8 K-D8 G-D33 L)
110.5 99
Barbazan (D33 L-D26-D33 L-D33 D-D122)
HAUTES-PYRÉNÉES (65)
108
101.5
D122 Loures-Barousse (D122-D825)
100
109.5
Saléchan
HAUTE-GARONNE (31)
99
110.5
Esténos
94.5
115
D125 Cierp-Gaud
88
121.5
Cazaux-Layrisse (près)
79
130.5
Bagnères-de-Luchon
Sprint
72.5
137
D618 Saint-Aventin
69.5
140
Garin
63.5
146
Col de Peyresourde (1 569 m)
Cat. 1
HAUTES-PYRÉNÉES (65)
55
154.5
Aneran
46
163.5
Arreau (près) (D618-D919)
41.5
168
Guchen (D929-D113)
Cat. 1
30.5
179
D113 Hourquette d'Ancizan (1 564 m)
/ Bonus
20.5
189
Payolle (D113-D918)
14
195.5
Sainte-Marie-de-Campan (D918-D935)
8.5
201
Campan
5.5
204
Asté
3
206.5
D208 Gerde (D208-D8)
1
208.5
D8
Bagnères-de-Bigorre (D8-D935) (entrée)
0
209.5
D935 Bagnères-de-Bigorre
Arrival
The Tour’s Pyrenean segment will begin
on the plains. After a three-hour approach,
the race’s entry into the high mountains will
begin with a classic among classics in the
shape of the Col de Peyresourde. It will be
followed by a pass introduced in the 21st
century, the Hourquette d’Ancizan, which
was first tackled during the 2011 Tour and
has only featured twice since. What can
we expect before the race drops from that
summit to the finish at Bagnères-de-Bigorre,
30km away? Will we see a significant contest
between the big guns or will they prefer to
keep their powder dry for the future?
TIMETABLE
To ride
WELCOME TO THE
PYRENEES!
KILOMETRES
159 168 179 189 201
163,5
195,5
FINISH LINE Allée Jean Jaurès, at the end of a final straight of 200m. Width: 6m.
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