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cloggsy71
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Come and join the fun on the MFP Tour do France challenge...
Teams of 9 riders have to cover the distance for the route of the day; you can ride as little or as much as you like...
We need 1 rider for team 2 to make the nine riders, but the more riders the merrier :drinker:
More details here: http://tinyurl.com/n35xplj
Okay - Here we go for Part Deux of the Grand Tour Challenge
1 Saturday, June 29 212 km Porto-Vecchio → Bastia
2 Sunday, June 30 154 km Bastia → Ajaccio
3 Monday, July 1 145 km Ajaccio → Calvi
4 Tuesday, July 2 25 km Nice → Nice
5 Wednesday, July 3 219 km Cagnes-sur-Mer → Marseille
6 Thursday, July 4 176 km Aix-en-Provence → Montpellier
7 Friday, July 5 205 km Montpellier → Albi
8 Saturday, July 6 176 km Castres → Ax-3 Domaines
9 Sunday, July 7 165 km Saint-Girons → Bagnères-de-Bigorre
R Monday, July 8 Rest day in Saint-Nazaire
10 Tuesday, July 9 193 km Saint-Gildas-des-Bois → Saint-Malo
11 Wednesday, July 10 33 km Avranches → Mont Saint-Michel
12 Thursday, July 11 218 km Fougères → Tours
13 Friday, July 12 173 km Tours → Saint-Amand-Montrond
14 Saturday, July 13 191 km Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule → Lyon
15 Sunday, July 14 242 km Givors → Mont-Ventoux
R Monday, July 15 Rest day in Vaucluse
16 Tuesday, July 16 168 km Vaison-la-Romaine → Gap
17 Wednesday, July 17 32 km Embrun → Chorges
18 Thursday, July 18 168 km Gap → Alpe d'Huez
19 Friday, July 19 204 km Bourg d'Oisans → Le Grand Bornand
20 Saturday, July 20 125 km Annecy → Annecy
21 Sunday, July 21 118 km Versailles → Paris
Total Distance 3342 km (or 2075 miles approx. for the metrically challenged)
Teams of 9 riders have to cover the distance for the route of the day; you can ride as little or as much as you like...
We need 1 rider for team 2 to make the nine riders, but the more riders the merrier :drinker:
More details here: http://tinyurl.com/n35xplj
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Do we have to find hills/mountains so we can match the climbs as well? If so, I'm out.0
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no constraints on what you ride, where you ride it, or what you ride it on - just ride it, log it (via gps on strava or garmin connect) and post the results.
where I am, I'm hard pushed to include anything major - indeed, to get above 670m on the road in this country is impossible!0 -
Very interesting:) I wish i could join but I am not very regular with my cycling routine. Best of luck guys!!0
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I can do Monday, July 8. (The first rest day.)
I have no Garmin or Strava.
I also don't think I could ride that many consecutive days in a row without killing myself.0 -
Ok. I ride most days to work with weekend trips when I can. I'm in. What do I do now?0
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Ok. I ride most days to work with weekend trips when I can. I'm in. What do I do now?
Sign up for/head over to the 'Century Plus Cycling' forum (http://tinyurl.com/osq5lea) and sign up 0 -
Ok. I ride most days to work with weekend trips when I can. I'm in. What do I do now?
Sign up for/head over to the 'Century Plus Cycling' forum (http://tinyurl.com/osq5lea) and sign up
looks like there was one spot left.. hopefully get it!0 -
There is a third team started so there is plenty of room left for more cyclists to ride a virtual Tour de France.0
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Sorry folks - i've been slacking a little - my back's been playing up, and sitting at the computer for longerer periods seems to aggravate it, so I'm only working in short bursts at the moment, but I'm going to get the spreadsheet sorted today hopefully, then get onto the Dosards...0
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There is a third team started so there is plenty of room left for more cyclists to ride a virtual Tour de France.
I didn't realize i was taking the leader spot.. not sure i'm ready for that :-p0 -
it's just a sort of "convention" that the team leader or the guy who's going for the overall yellow jersey get's the xx1 number in a team -that said, there have been occasions where the team got behind another rider, either through injury or by willful deception from the Team Managers...
In short, don't sweat it mate...0
