By Tag Clar Editorial
This year, the Tour de France returns to one of its thrilling attractions, Alpe d'Huez. This time, it will challenge the legendary summit twice: first through the famous 21 switchbacks and then in a new stage from Col de Sarenne. This choice has attracted not only cyclists but also fans of the sport.
Why Alpe d'Huez?
Alpe d'Huez is recognized as a symbol of cycling's might and power. Its 21 switchbacks, steeped in the history of cycling, host champions and enthusiasts of the sport every year. This route is not only a physical challenge but also a test of will and determination. Given that for many riders, victory in this stage means immortality in history, it is expected that the competitions in these areas will reach their peak.
On Saturday, the riders will cross Col de Sarenne for the first time, which is considered a new and exciting experience for them. This stage alone could be recorded as a milestone in the history of the Tour de France.
