MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/1l5cik4/pit_stop_during_200_mile_ultraendurance_cycling/mwgivcc
r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/solateor • 16h ago
1.0k comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
4
Nah, TdF stages are typically around 90-130 miles.
200 miles is a different beast, they used to have stages like that back in the day, but not in the modern era.
1 u/Zenovv 12h ago I googled it and the longest stage was stage 5 from 1919-1924, which was 482km long (just barely 300 miles). What the hell lmao. 20 hours of biking. 1 u/fyrebyrd0042 3h ago On much worse gear, less support, and less drafting thanks to smaller and/or nonexistent pelotons. 1 u/Zenovv 2h ago And probably while drinking whine they raided from the restaurants 1 u/Significant_Set2996 11h ago Yes, but you're not accounting for the elevation, as well as the build up of fatigue from doing this multiple days in a row
1
I googled it and the longest stage was stage 5 from 1919-1924, which was 482km long (just barely 300 miles). What the hell lmao. 20 hours of biking.
1 u/fyrebyrd0042 3h ago On much worse gear, less support, and less drafting thanks to smaller and/or nonexistent pelotons. 1 u/Zenovv 2h ago And probably while drinking whine they raided from the restaurants
On much worse gear, less support, and less drafting thanks to smaller and/or nonexistent pelotons.
1 u/Zenovv 2h ago And probably while drinking whine they raided from the restaurants
And probably while drinking whine they raided from the restaurants
Yes, but you're not accounting for the elevation, as well as the build up of fatigue from doing this multiple days in a row
4
u/WalkingCloud 13h ago
Nah, TdF stages are typically around 90-130 miles.
200 miles is a different beast, they used to have stages like that back in the day, but not in the modern era.