TOUR DE FRANCE 2007: STAGE 13 INFO
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When: Saturday, July 21
Where: Albi-Albi time trial
Length: 54km
DESCRIPTION
This individual stage against the clock starts and finishes in Albi, the capital of the Tarn department. This is a time trial for hard cases, featuring the fourth-category climb of Cote de la Bauzie - a 3.5km grind - appearing at 35km in.
Clever pacing is absolutely essential, and the first 20km will be crucial. Can Michael Rasmussen avoid any time trial disasters and retain his overall lead? This stage is likely to have a profound effect on the general classification.
CW STAGE RATING
Scenery: 5/10
Difficulty: 8/10
Impact on overall: 10/10
ROUTE DETAILS
Km, Location, ETA, Feature
0, ALBI, 10:20 (first rider), START
18, Villefranche, 10:43 (first rider), Time check
33, Rioux dal Bosc, 11:01 (first rider), Feed station
38.5, Cote de la Bauzie, 11:08 (first rider), Climb cat 4/time check
54, ALBI, 17:26 (last rider), FINISH
TOUR DE FRANCE 2007: GUIDE
Route guide
Complete start list
Guide to all 21 teams
Tour 2007 videos
ITV and Eurosport Tour TV listings
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