Thursday 15 August 2024 at 10:05
Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift '24 / Stage 5
Bastogne - Amnéville
Classification: 2.WWT - Category WE
The stage
Stage 5 of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is a hilly stage that will take place on Thursday 15 August 2024 at 10:05.The stage starts in Bastogne and finishes in Amnéville. Start time is 10:05 with an expected finish at 13:59 (average speed of 39 km/h).
Weather and forecast
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Points of interest
The stage includes 5 categorized climbs and 1 intermediate sprint.
Côte de Hotte
Côte de Hotte is a QOM cat. 3 climb, which starts at 12.8 km (139.7 km to go) and ends at 14 km (138.4 km to go). It has total distance of 1.2 km, and an average gradient of 6.4%, going from 400 to 479 meters of altitude.
Côte de Saint-Pancré
Côte de Saint-Pancré is a QOM cat. 4 climb, which starts at 68 km (84.5 km to go) and ends at 69.5 km (83 km to go). It has total distance of 1.5 km, and an average gradient of 7.2%, going from 275 to 383 meters of altitude.
Côte de Fermont
Côte de Fermont is a QOM cat. 4 climb, which starts at 77.5 km (74.9 km to go) and ends at 79 km (73.4 km to go). It has total distance of 1.5 km, and an average gradient of 5.2%, going from 228 to 306 meters of altitude.
Mercy-le-Haut
Mercy-le-Haut is a Sprint at 105.7 km (46.7 km to go).
Côte de Briey
Côte de Briey is a QOM cat. 4 climb, which starts at 123.9 km (28.5 km to go) and ends at 125 km (27.4 km to go). It has total distance of 1.1 km, and an average gradient of 4.3%, going from 224 to 271 meters of altitude.
Côte de Montois-la-Montagne
Côte de Montois-la-Montagne is a QOM cat. 4 climb, which starts at 135.6 km (16.9 km to go) and ends at 137.3 km (15.1 km to go). It has total distance of 1.7 km, and an average gradient of 6%, going from 180 to 284 meters of altitude.
Malancourt-la-Montagne
Malancourt-la-Montagne is a Bonus sprint at 139.2 km (13.2 km to go).
Final 3k
The final 3 km for this stage starts at 149.5 km, has an average gradient of 1.6%, and reaching 213 m of altitude.
