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After an already hectic stage, the mountain arrives in the fourth stage of the Tyrrhenian-Adriatic 2020. In the 194 kilometers of Terni a CasciaIn fact, the highest point that will be touched will be at 1521 meters above sea level, at Refuge of Perugia, the maximum height reached this year by the Corsa dei Due Mari, but two other GPMs will also face each other during the stage. A day, therefore, where the men in the classification will no longer be able to hide, while those who lost precious seconds today will be able to find a suitable terrain to try to recover something tomorrow.
Fourth Stage Route Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
After leaving TerniThe first part of the stage is almost flat, with some ups and downs in the first 50 kilometers. In the next 80, the road will begin to climb slightly but steadily, going from 180 meters in Papigno to 725 in Castelsantangelo sul Nera, where the first real climb of the day will begin, the Forca di Gualdo (10.4 km at 7.4% with peaks of 12%), in the Sibillini Mountains. After reaching the top, located at 1496 meters, you will briefly descend towards Castelluccio, where the flying goal line is located and, after a short distance, the ascent towards the Refuge of Perugia (3.5 km at 7%, peak 10%). Once on the hill, the runners will find themselves facing a long descent of 18 kilometers to Norcia, where they will immediately climb towards the GPM of Ospedaletto (7 km at 6.2% max. 11%), the last pothole of the day, whose summit is 12 kilometers from the finish line in Cascia, which is reached at the end of a descent.
DEPARTURE TIME : 10:50
ARRIVAL TIME (EXPECTED): 15: 43-16: 16
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Ascent Fourth Stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
| GPM | SHARE | DISTANCE | LENGTH | DISL | % MED | % MAX |
| Forca di Gualdo | 1496 | 143.5 | 10.4 | 771 | 7.4% | 12% |
| Refuge of Perugia | 1521 | 157 | 3.5 | 243 | 7.0% | 10% |
| Ospedaletto | 1030 | 182.6 | 7 | 434 | 6.2% | eleven% |
Favorites Fourth Stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
After today’s showdown, it’s almost impossible not to consider Michael Woods (EF Pro Cycling) as a favorite also for the fourth stage. The Canadian appeared in excellent form and is not afraid to attack, in addition to possessing some fast signals, as he demonstrated today when beating Rafal Majka (Bora-hansgrohe), who could seek revenge in this fraction. But also pay attention to the Danish Jakob fuglsang (Astana), which seemed less bright than Il Lombardia and the Giro dell’Emilia a few weeks ago but always dangerous when the road climbs, being able to count on the Russian Aleksandr vlasov to play as a team.
Rather on the ball appeared two runners like Geraint thomas (Grenadiers of Ineos) and Wilco Kelderman (Sunweb), although significant results are still expected this year, while Patrick Konrad (Bora-hansgrohe), as he pointed out a month ago on the Sibiu Cycling Tour, could be the German team’s alternative to his teammate Majka. The British Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott), meanwhile, was able to be particularly comfortable on the slopes of the stage rises and attack with one of his shots to try to recover for a few seconds.
Fausto Masnada (Deceuninck-Quickstep) looked pretty bright today and seems to be in the right condition to try repeating itself tomorrow, while Vincenzo Nibali (Trek-Segafredo) is still quite far from his optimal form, but he could try to surprise others on the descent, terrain where he is still among the best. Among Italians, today’s test of Giovanni visconti (Vini Zabù-KTM) who, although he is less of a climber than others, could hit tomorrow trying to attack from a distance.
Sam oomen (Spiderweb), James knox (Deceuninck-Quickstep) e Tanel kangert (EF Pro Cycling) will probably have to work for their captains but in the right conditions they can have a chance to surprise. Instead Sergio Henao (UAE Team Emirates), today among the first, appeared in good shape but could be considered less dangerous than others and therefore enjoy some freedom. Finally, other names that could be protagonists in tomorrow’s climbs are those of Simon Clarke (EF), Louis meintjes (Cycling NTT Pro), Rui Costa (UAE Team Emirates), Mathias frank (Ag2r La Mondiale), Dylan teuns (Bahrain-McLaren), Victor of the Part (CCC) e Daniel Navarro (Start-Up Nation of Israel).
Favorites Bag
***** Michael Woods
**** Rafal Majka, Jakob Fuglsang
*** Aleksandr Vlasov, Geraint Thomas, Wilco Kelderman
** Patrick Konrad, Simon Yates, Fausto Masnada, Vincenzo Nibali
* Giovanni Visconti, Sam Oomen, James Knox, Tanel Kangert, Sergio Henao
Weather forecast fourth stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
Scattered thunderstorms. 50% precipitation. Humidity 56%. Wind up to 8 km / h direction SSW. Minimum temperature 15 ° C, maximum 29 ° C.
Great Pitfalls Fourth Stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
The main stumbling block will be the climb to Ospedaletto, an ascent with an average slope of 6.2% but where in reality the first two of the planned seven kilometers rise slightly, with the next five always showing slopes greater than 7%, with peaks. eleven%. In case of rain then, as expected for tomorrow in the area, pay attention also to the descents, especially the one from Rifugio Perugia towards Norcia.
Altitude and Plan of the Fourth Stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
Cronotable fourth stage Tirreno – Adriatico 2020
