Tour de France 2016 / mountain ratings
In the 2016 Tour de France , a total of 58 mountain ratings have to be mastered.
Of the 58 mountain ratings, 18 are in category 4, 12 in the third category, 7 in category 2, 14 in the first category and 7 climbs are assigned to the hors category. The division into categories is interesting for the evaluation of the dotted jersey . There is one point for the winner of a mountain classification in the fourth category, and two or five points for mountain winners in categories 3 and 2. The first on a mountain in the first category receives ten points, while hors-catégorie climbs earn the winner 25 points in the mountain classification.
On average, the 58 categorized climbs of the 103rd Tour de France are 6.7 kilometers long. The longest ascent is the one to Port d'Envalira (22.6 kilometers), while the 900 meter long classification on the Côte de l'Ermitage is the shortest of its kind. The steepest average ascent is the 15.8-kilometer approach to Mont Ventoux , the flattest is the ascent to Col de Neronne .
On the Col du Tourmalet which is Souvenir Jacques Goddet awarded de at Port d'Envalira, the highest point of the tour France in 2016, the Souvenir Henri Desgrange .
Mountain ratings of the Tour de France 2016
Legend:
- E : Links the stage of the Tour de France on which the mountain classification is scheduled.
- km : Indicates the distance after which the mountain classification begins (in kilometers) from the starting point of the stage.
- Designation : Indicates the name of the mountain, elevation or pass on which the mountain scoring is carried out.
- Altitude : Indicates the altitude at which the mountain rating is taken.
- Length : Shows the length of the climb (in kilometers).
- Incline : Shows the average percentage incline of the ascent.
- K : Indicates the classification of the mountain ratings according to the regulations of the tour.
- Winner : Names the first rider to pass the mountain classification.
- Team : Name the team of this driver.
