| TV Show: Stage 6 of the 2010 Tour De France
Air Date: Friday, July 9, 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 (241MBs) Part 1 - M4V H.264 (778MBs) Part 2 - M4V H.264 (756MBs) Part 3 - M4V H.264 (805MBs)
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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 6 DETAILS:
[img]http://www.letour.fr/2010/TDF/COURSE/img/lacarte.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.letour.fr/PHOTOS/TDF/2010/600/CARTE.gif[/img]
[img]http://www.letour.fr/PHOTOS/TDF/2010/600/PROFIL.gif[/img]
Type: Plain
Weather: Sunny and Hot
Start And Finish: Montargis → Gueugnon
Distance: 227.5 km (141.1 Miles)
STAGE PROFILE:
The longest stage of this year’s Tour will present the pack with another opportunity for a grouped finish. The route is not very hilly and the riders will be well sheltered since there is a lot of forest, in the foothills of the Morvan range. Even if it is not a totally flat terrain, we will not see a grand battle like those we are used to on the passes. A word of warning though: if the weather is hot, this could affect the outcome. It will all depend on the team which takes control of the race, because if Cavendish is riding well and is sure of winning the stage, then his team will give it their all. Otherwise, which sprinting team will be capable of closing the door on the others? |
