Friday 29 August 2025
Stage 6
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Délais |
35%of the winner’s time |
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KM 56.5Colletta di Cumiana
Rider | Gaps | |
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TORRES ARIAS Pablo (ESP) | 03:20:30 | |
BLACKMORE Peter Joseph (GBR) |
+ 00:03:43
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GRAAT Tijmen (NED) |
+ 00:04:09
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4 | BISIAUX Léo (FRA) |
+ 00:05:41
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5 | ROLLAND Brieuc(FRA) |
+ 00:05:42
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Rider | Gaps | |
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BLACKMORE Peter Joseph (GBR) | ||
2 | TORRES ARIAS Pablo (ESP) |
+ 00:00:12
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3 | GRAAT Tijmen (NED) |
+ 00:00:50
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4 | BISIAUX Léo (FRA) |
+ 00:02:43
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5 | KAJAMINI Florian Samuel (ITA) |
+ 00:03:40
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Condove
On the Via Francigena, the pilgrims’ crossroads between France and southern Europe on their way to the Holy Land, Condove has its main town near the valley floor, although it is 94% mountainous, with 77 mountain hamlets and a maximum altitude of 2,772 m. Condove, which underwent significant industrial development (notably foundries) in the 20th century, saw a significant contribution from the population to the fight for liberation during the Second World War. Dominating the entrance to the valley, the Sacra di San Michele, a symbolic monument of Piedmont, was built on the summit of Mount Pirchiriano, a valuable architectural ensemble standing on an imposing 26-metre base at 960 metres above sea level. A spectacular vantage point, it was the focal point of Benedictine spirituality from the 12th to the 15th century. The monastic setting was a major inspiration for Umberto Eco’s historical novel The Name of the Rose.