Col du Grand Colombier
Culoz, Francia
La Col du Grand Colombier es una subida de 17.4 kilómetros. Este es un subida de la categoría más alta (HC). Se encuentra en Culoz, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Francia. La pendiente media de esta subida es del 7.3% con un máximo de 11.1%. La Col du Grand Colombier sube de 248 metros al inicio a 1.498 metros en la cima, con un total de 1.250 metros de ascenso.
Perfil
Hechos
| Distancia | 17.4 km |
| Desnivel | 1250 m |
| Pendiente Media | 7.3 % |
| Pendiente Máxima | 11.1 % |
| Categoría de la Subida | HC |
| Altura Mínima | 248 m |
| Altura Máxima | 1498 m |
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Descripción
This pass is less well known than the Alpine passes, in particular because the Tour de France had never used it until 2012; the Tour de l'Ain caravan, on the other hand, regularly passes through it. However, it is considered by cyclists to be one of the most difficult in France, because of the gradient that can significantly exceed 10% for many kilometres over more than 1,200 m of gradient. Since 1992, a cycling fraternity, the "Fêlés du Grand Colombier", has gathered several hundred cyclists from all over Europe who have climbed 2, 3 or 4 of its access roads in the same day.
The Col du Grand Colombier was for the first time at the passage of the 2012 Tour de France during the tenth stage, climbed by Culoz. It was classified out of category, which makes it the first ascent of the Jura massif to be classified at this level and the only ascent out of category outside the Alps and the Pyrenees since the puy de Dôme can no longer accommodate the Tour (until the introduction of the Col de la Biche and the return of the Mont du Chat relay in 2017). It was Frenchman Thomas Voeckler who took the lead at the top.
In stage 14 of the Tour de France of 2020, it became clear that Egan Bernal was not going to succeed himself as the winner. In the stage that was more or less the same as the stage in the Tour de l'Ain (where Primoz Roglic won) of that year, Egan Bernal (and also Nairo Quintana) was put at 7 minutes by Tadej Pogačar (who won the stage) and Primoz Roglic.
- Tour de France 2012 - Stage 10
- Tour de l'Ain 2019 - Stage 3 (Mountain Top Finish)
- Tour de l'Ain 2020 - Stage 3 (Mountain Top Finish)
- Tour de France 2020 - Stage 15