Stage 6 of the Tour de France begins in Bayeux and traverses the Cherbourg Peninsula towards Vire-Normandie, featuring six categorized climbs. Notably, the final ascent, the Côte de Vaudy, peaks just 4km from the finish line. This strategic positioning creates potential for an opportunistic rider to break away just before the finish, presenting a challenge for sprinters. The stage not only tests the climbers but also opens up the possibility for a breakaway, making it a key day in the race.
The undulating terrain in stage 6 of the Tour de France from Bayeux to Vire-Normandie features six categorized climbs that could favor an opportunistic puncheur.
With the final climb summiting only 4km before the finish, this stage offers strategic opportunities for both sprinters and breakaway riders to attack.
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