Nicolas Sitter
L’Étape du Tour 2026

Bib #17145 · M7 · Combloux

10:55:04
Finish time
8,947 / 12,733
Overall
Where you finished
PoolPlaceOf
Overall8,94712,733
Men8,53712,071
M7592990
What it took
PoolWinnerMedian
Overall5:20:20+5:34:449:55:19+59:45
Men5:20:20+5:34:449:53:09+1:01:55
M76:34:35+4:20:2910:32:00+23:04

Winner and median are over classified finishers only. The gap is what you add to their time to get yours: + means you were that much slower, − that much faster.

The fun ranking

The 182nd fastest Nicolas of 243. The quickest one did 5:33:54, the median Nicolas 9:51:22.

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Among classified finishers only, ties sharing a place. Not an official classification — no timekeeper has ever scored this.

Club ranking

The only Combloux finisher to be classified.

See the whole Combloux club page →

Among classified finishers from this club only, ties sharing a place. This is not the club classification, which scores each club on its 3 best times.

Room to improve: your biggest relative loss vs. the M7 median was on Col de la Croix de Fer — 16:56 slower.

Your AI ride analysis

There's a clean explanation for most of the gap to a better finish: one segment on this route, though your best moment came on Col du Galibier, where you clawed back about 9 minutes against the M7 median. On Col de la Croix de Fer you dropped about 17 minutes versus the M7 median, more than anywhere else on the route. That gap held up against the full field too; you were about 23 minutes behind the overall median on the same segment. If there's one segment to revisit before your next ride, it's Col de la Croix de Fer.

Generated once from the numbers on this page — not reviewed by a human, may be imperfect.

Watch the ride 🎬

0:00:00
Croix de FerTélégrapheGalibierSarenneFinishkm 0km 170NM
Nicolas MARIN0 km

Rider move along the real course profile, positions interpolated between the timing mats from their split times.

Nicolas MARIN moving along the real course at their own recorded splits. Between two timing mats the dot is interpolated, so it glides where the rider may well have been suffering.

Race position along the course

overall rank along the course (up = better)

Climbs & segments

SegmentTimeRank
Start → Pied de la Croix de FerFlat / valley31:3411,670
Col de la Croix de FerClimb2:18:2012,922
Descente + vallée de la MaurienneFlat / valley1:38:589,807
Col du TélégrapheClimb1:15:439,501
Télégraphe → Pied du Galibier (Valloire)Flat / valley28:3812,621
Col du GalibierClimb1:54:316,106
Descente du GalibierDescent52:204,424
Col de SarenneClimb1:28:167,294
Descente Sarenne → Alpe d’HuezDescent26:4410,927
Classement grimpeur (Croix de Fer + Télégraphe + Galibier)Combined5:28:348,984
Classement descendeur (2 descentes cumulées)Combined1:19:046,031

“Top %” = segment rank as a share of riders timed on that segment. “vs median” = time ahead of (green) or behind (red) the median rider.

How you compare, climb by climb

SegmentYouStage winner
Start → Pied de la Croix de Fer31:34Hugo VALADIER 20:51
Col de la Croix de Fer2:18:20Simon COMBES 1:05:13
Descente + vallée de la Maurienne1:38:58Antoine BERGER 52:00
Col du Télégraphe1:15:43Luca CAVALLO 33:04
Télégraphe → Pied du Galibier (Valloire)28:38Robin BOURDIER 7:46
Col du Galibier1:54:31Luca CAVALLO 50:25
Descente du Galibier52:20Thibaut CLÉMENT 34:38
Col de Sarenne1:28:16Luca CAVALLO 39:52
Descente Sarenne → Alpe d’Huez26:44Gustave BRUYER 3:39
Classement grimpeur (Croix de Fer + Télégraphe + Galibier)5:28:34Luca CAVALLO 2:28:49
Classement descendeur (2 descentes cumulées)1:19:04Thibaut CLÉMENT 47:15

“Stage winner” = fastest rider on that segment, field-wide. “GC” = the whole classified field. Rows with no result for this rider (missed timing mat) are omitted here — see the table above for why.

Checkpoint splits

CheckpointTimeRank
START0:00—
Pied de Col de la Croix de Fer31:3411,359
Col de la Croix de Fer2:49:5412,517
Pied de Col du Télégraphe4:28:5211,566
Col du Télégraphe5:44:3511,011
Pied de Col du Galibier6:13:1311,088
Tunnel du Galibier7:58:5710,742
Activation Canyon8:00:169,750
Col du Galibier8:07:4410,239
Pied de Col de Sarenne9:00:049,186
Col de Sarenne10:28:208,663
FINISH10:55:048,947

Times are chip times from the official race timekeeping. Search another rider.

9 races on this site

8 finishes across 4 events, matched by name.

L'Étape du Tour3 times
2015L'Étape du Tour 2015 — Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne → La ToussuireM37:16:35#1,219
2024L'Étape du Tour 2024 — Nice → Col de la CouilloleM79:01:00#6,473
2026L’Étape du Tour de France — this pageM710:55:04#8,947
Run in Lyon — Semi3 times
2017Run in Lyon 2017 — Semi-marathonV1H1:50:11#4,402
2018Run in Lyon 2018 — Semi-marathonV1H1:53:07#4,669
2025Run in Lyon 2025 — Semi-marathonM2H1:31:48#1,033
Marathon de Paris2 times
2024Marathon de Paris 2024SEH4:19:41#33,017
2025Marathon de Paris 2025M2H3:57:08#22,275
20 km de Paris1 time
202520Km de ParisDNS

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