The 13th stage of the Tour de France takes place on Friday July 15 between Le Bourg-d’Oisans (Isère) and Saint-Étienne (Loire) after 192.6 km. major climbs. After a mountain test, of climbers, the peloton will leave the Alps. This is the 23rd time that Le Bourg-d’Oisans has been a stage town in the Tour de France and Saint-Étienne has been a stage town for the 27th time.
Christian Prudhomme, the director of the Tour de France, expects a stage reserved for riders and sprinters. “We can expect that with the Greens, an important episode could be played out in the battle for the jersey of the same tone. The profile without major roughness theoretically allows teams mobilized on the objective of a sprint finish to carry out their project. On this type of stage, the breakaways will have little room for manoeuvre, but all hope is allowed to them.” Discover all the details of the route and the timetables below.
From Isère to the Loire, the road map for the 13th stage
– ASO / Geoatlas
The profile of this 13th stage with three major climbs
- KM 30.4 – Côte de Brié (450 meters above sea level, 2.4 km at 6.9%, category 3)
- KM 79.2 – Col de Parménie (571 meters above sea level, 5.1 km at 6.6%, category 2)
- KM 101.6 – La Côte-Saint-André (intermediate sprint)
- KM 148.6 – Col de Parménie (466 meters above sea level, 5.1 km at 6.6%, category 3)
– ASO
Timetables and road details for the passage of the 13th stage
- Departure from Bourg-d’Oisans at 1:05 p.m.
- Expected arrival in Saint-Étienne between 5:26 p.m. and 5:49 p.m.
– ASO
The Tour de France 2022 map
– ASO
