PROS – Drôme Classic: route, profile, start list, and TV broadcast times

The 10th edition of the Faun Drôme Classic – or Drôme Classic – will be held on Sunday, February 27, 2022, starting from a new host city: Étoile-sur-Rhône. The steep course of 191.5 km and 2400 meters of elevation gain takes place in the heart of the Val de Drôme. The peloton will cross the perched villages of the Drôme and climb several formidable côtes, including the walls of Allex and Eurre.

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The 2022 course:

The 2022 profile:

The hourly itinerary:

The teams competing in 2022:

AG2R Citroën Team: Benoist Cosnefroy, Clément Champoussin, Aurélien Paret Peintre
Groupama FDJ: Thibaut Pinot, Valentin Madouas
Cofidis: Guillaume Martin, Anthony Perez
Bora Hansgrohe: Wilko Kelderman, Lennard Kamna
Astana Qazaqstan team: Fabio Felline, Andrey Zeits
Lotto Soudal: Maxim Van Gils
Intermarché Wanty Gobert Matériaux: Jan Bakelants, Biniam Girmay
Trek Segafredo: Tony Gallopin, Dario Cataldo
Quickstep Alpha Vinyl: Julian Alaphilippe, Dries Devenyns, Mauri Vansevenant
Jumbo Visma: Primoz Roglic, Steven Kruijswijk
UAE Emirates: Diego Ulissi
Team TotalEnergies: Pierre Latour, Julien Simon
B&B Hotels KTM: Franck Bonnamour, Cyril Gautier
Arkéa Samsic: Warren Barguil, Nacer Bouhanni
Alpecin Fenix: Stefano Oldano
Bingoal Pauwels Sauces WB: Rémy Mertz, Dimitri Peyskens
UNO-X Pro Cycling Team: Eg Niklas
Go Sport Roubaix Lille Métropole: Thomas Denis, Jérémy Leveau
Saint Michel Auber 93: Stéphane Rosseto, Anthony Maldonado
Team U Nantes Atlantique: Mathiaz Le Turnier, Jordan Jegat
Sprinter Nice Métropole: Tristan Delacroix, Kévin Besson
Riwal Cycling Team: Elmar Reinders

TV Broadcast:

The Faun Drôme Classic will be broadcast live and free on the L’ÉQUIPE channel on channel 21. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 12:30 PM.

Find the 2021 ranking by clicking HERE

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