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Stage 6

Thursday - July 1st, 2021

h. 14:05 (GMT +2)

 

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    Tours - Chateauroux   

160.6km - Flat

 

 

STAGE CLASSIFICATION

 

 

:GBR  Mark CAVENDISH
3:17:36

 

:BEL  Jasper PHILIPSEN
+0

 

:FRA  Nacer BOUHANNI
+0
 
Complete Standing
 

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GENERAL CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:NED  Mathieu VAN DER POEL
20:09:17

 

:SLO  Tadej POGACAR
+8

 

:BEL  Wout VAN AERT
+30
 

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POINTS CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:GBR  Mark CAVENDISH
148

 

:BEL  Jasper PHILIPSEN
102

 

:FRA  Nacer BOUHANNI
99
 

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CLIMBER CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:NED  Ide SCHELLING
5

 

:NED  Mathieu VAN DER POEL
4
 
:FRA  Anthony PEREZ
3
 

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YOUTH CLASSIFICATION
 
 
:SLO  Tadej POGACAR
20:09:25

 

:DEN  Jonas VINGEGAARD
+1:35

 

:FRA  David GAUDU
+2:27
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Stage 7

Friday - July 2nd, 2021

h. 11:15 (GMT +2)

 

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    Vierzon - Le Creusot   

249.1km - Medium Mountain

 

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Promising stage today, finally a real long stage and not one of those stages where it's 200+ kilometers of nothing but flat :d:cheer: 

 

A mini-classic, that's what's needed to exhaust the riders and make the rest of the race more interesting. Perfect chance for a breakaway, because who is going to control the pace in the peloton? There don't seem to be many likely contenders to do so.

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3 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Promising stage today, finally a real long stage and not one of those stages where it's 200+ kilometers of nothing but flat :d:cheer: 

 

A mini-classic, that's what's needed to exhaust the riders and make the rest of the race more interesting. Perfect chance for a breakaway, because who is going to control the pace in the peloton? There don't seem to be many likely contenders to do so.

Can't really decide whether I think it'll be a breakaway or a diminished sprint. Van der Poel could certainly try staying in yellow and people like Colbrelli and van Aert could find it interesting as well while Alaphilippe may see potential for yellow. Van der Poel could pull a Van Avermaet however going into the break himself while in yellow. 

But it could be a breakaway as well. That's the most likely ending, but I'm not too sure.

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12 minutes ago, Agger said:

Can't really decide whether I think it'll be a breakaway or a diminished sprint. Van der Poel could certainly try staying in yellow and people like Colbrelli and van Aert could find it interesting as well while Alaphilippe may see potential for yellow. Van der Poel could pull a Van Avermaet however going into the break himself while in yellow. 

But it could be a breakaway as well. That's the most likely ending, but I'm not too sure.

But Alpecin has been doing a ton of work, no way they can't control 250km by themselves. Quick-Step doesn't seem likely to help them, Colbrelli is good enough but his team couldn't even control a stage like this in the Dauphiné, let alone here (especially without Haig). Matthews is strong enough as well, but the day his team pulls at the front for more than a few kilometers has yet to come. Van Aert doesn't seem to have the shape he had last year...

 

Van der Poel might give it a try indeed, he'll be stepping out of the Tour relatively soon anyway and so is no danger for anybody. The only other breakaway-avoiding option I see, like you said, is Alaphilippe (if the breakaway is close enough).

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