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While tackling the Giant of the Alps is no small feat, 550 brave souls nonetheless set out to conquer this mythical pass on Sunday, June 5, which the Tour de France will cross twice this summer.
Source: Press Release
The Galibier Challenge kicked off the summer season of sporting events at the Col du Galibier, and participants were able to test themselves on a 110-kilometer course with 3350 m of elevation gain, including the ascents of Orelle, the Col de Beau Plan, and the consecutive climbs of the Télégraphe and the Galibier.
A timed climb was also offered, featuring the formidable consecutive climbs of the Télégraphe and Galibier passes, with 1900 m of elevation gain over just 35 kilometers. Cycling enthusiasts, whether competitors or amateurs, were able to start under the radiant sun of Saint Michel de Maurienne, before finishing at an altitude of 2645 m in more difficult conditions, with rain and cold arriving in the early afternoon.
Results: www.galibier-challenge.com
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