Col de la République
Saint-Étienne, Francia
La Col de la République es una subida de 12.8 kilómetros. Este es una subida de la categoría 2. Se encuentra en Saint-Étienne, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Francia. La pendiente media de esta subida es del 4.4% con un máximo de 6.8%. La Col de la République sube de 603 metros al inicio a 1.161 metros en la cima, con un total de 556 metros de ascenso.
Perfil
Hechos
| Distancia | 12.8 km |
| Desnivel | 556 m |
| Pendiente Media | 4.4 % |
| Pendiente Máxima | 6.8 % |
| Categoría de la Subida | 2 |
| Altura Mínima | 603 m |
| Altura Máxima | 1161 m |
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Descripción
The Col de la République or Col de Grand Bois (1,161 m) is a mountain pass in the Pilat massif within the Pilat Regional Natural Park in the Loire department of the Rhône-Alpes region in southern France. The col de la République was the first pass of over 1,000 meters crossed by the Tour de France, in 1903 during the second stage of the first Tour de France (Lyon - Marseille via Saint-Étienne) when Hippolyte Aucouturier was the first rider to reach the summit.
The following year, in the 1904 Tour de France, it was the scene of some of the most notorious violence in the history of the tour when supporters of the regional favorite Antoine Fauré attacked his opponents. This caused the organizers to avoid the Loire department until the 1950 Tour de France. In 1905, the tour's organizer Henri Desgrange chose to ignore the col de la République, and focused instead on the introduction of the Ballon d'Alsace, because he saw that he had missed the opportunity of publicity previously.
In the 1904 incident, Andre Fauré led the race and 200 fans tried to stop the rest of the cyclists from following him. Garin hurt his hand during the incident, and Giovanni Gerbi had to give up with broken fingers. The situation was only solved after race officials fired shots in the air. Further on, nails and broken glass had been spread along the road, which caused many flat tires. Because of this help, Fauré was the first on top of the col but was overtaken by the favorites later.
At the summit a signpost says
Col de la République
1er col à plus de 1000 mètres franchi par le tour de France cycliste le 5 juillet 1903
(The 1st col higher than 1,000 metres traversed by the cycling Tour de France on 5 July 1903)
- Tour de France 1903 - Stage 2
- Paris-Nice 2015 - Stage 5