| TV Show: Stage 5 of the 2010 Tour De France
Air Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010
Network: Versus HD (Live Coverage)
Video Codec : 2-pass H.264 (M4V extension)
Resolution : 710 x 400p
Audio Codec : AAC Dolby Logic; Stereo; 160 kbps
Announcers: Phil Liggett & Paul Sherwen
Files: Pre-Race Show - M4V H.264 (239MBs) Part 1 - M4V H.264 (737MBs) Part 2 - M4V H.264 (638MBs) Part 3 - M4V H.264 (708MBs)
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TORRENT NOTE: This video has been edited with no commercials and covers the entire race live, no highlights. Part 1, Part 2, & Part 3 are separate files so that you can download Part 1 first to watch the race while you are downloading Part 2 & 3. All coverage is live and none of the race was removed during the commercial removal process. Enjoy.
STAGE 5 DETAILS:
[img]http://www.letour.fr/2010/TDF/COURSE/img/lacarte.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.letour.fr/PHOTOS/TDF/2010/500/CARTE.gif[/img]
[img]http://www.letour.fr/PHOTOS/TDF/2010/500/PROFIL.gif[/img]
Type: Plain
Weather: Sunny
Start And Finish: Épernay → Montargis
Distance: 187.5 km (116.3 Miles)
STAGE PROFILE:
This route is somewhat unusual since we will be going through Provins, which became a UNESCO world heritage site in December 2001. We will be visiting Montereau and Nemours before finishing in Montargis. There are no major difficulties during this stage which seems to be best suited to the sprinters. Yet this will all depend on who leads the Tour at that moment in time. Armstrong will be seeking to eliminate the largest number of rivals possible as early as he can, whilst biding his time to grab the Yellow Jersey. However, if he leads the general standings in Arenberg, he will probably let a breakaway go all the way in one of the three following stages to avoid having to bear the weight of the race on his shoulders. This is what happened in 2004, when Voeckler took advantage of such an “opportunity” in Chartres. |
