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Stage 342.5km | Grenoble - Grenoble
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Stage 4173.5km | La Motte-Servolex - Mâcon
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Stage 5210km | Parc des Oiseaux - Villars-les-Dombes - Les Gets
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Critérium du Dauphiné - Stage 4 Profile
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(Image credit: ASO)Final chance for the fast men
The fourth stage screams of a transition stage and one that will settle the lactic of the GC contenders after the Grenoble time trial. Almost pancake flat this stage will undoubtedly finish in a bunch sprint. The finish in Macon will be fast with the final 70km slightly downhill. John Degenkolb or Edvald Boasson Hagen are both coming off a strong showing in the Bayern Rundfahrt and will be eyeing a stage four victory before the race hits the mountains.
Details
Distance: 175km
Highest Point: 660m
Category: Flat stage
Bernard Thévenet says:
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"We had to please everybody, so here is the sprinters’ stage ! No sticky patch in this stage, with a finish on the banks of the Saone river, one kilometre before the finish of the 2006 Tour de France stage won by Matteo Tosatto."
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