Nicolas Sitter
L’Étape du Tour 2026

Bib #2456 · M5

7:18:28
Finish time
825 / 12,733
Overall
Where you finished
PoolPlaceOf
Overall82512,733
Men81412,071
M5311,255
What it took
PoolWinnerMedian
Overall5:20:20+1:58:089:55:19−2:36:51
Men5:20:20+1:58:089:53:09−2:34:41
M56:04:50+1:13:3810:12:13−2:53:45

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

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

Strong across the board: you beat the M5 median on every climb and descent — closest margin on Start → Pied de la Croix de Fer.

Your AI ride analysis

Your M5 result — 825 of 12,733 — carries a clear signature once you split it by climb. Every single segment came in ahead of the M5 median; there's genuinely no weak link. Col de Sarenne stands out as your strongest split, about 28 minutes up on the M5 median. There's nothing to fix here — lean further into whatever's working on Col de Sarenne and carry it into your next race.

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

Race position along the course

overall rank along the course (up = better)

Climbs & segments

SegmentTimeRank
Start → Pied de la Croix de FerFlat / valley24:572,765
Col de la Croix de FerClimb1:33:301,657
Descente + vallée de la MaurienneFlat / valley1:04:511,213
Col du TélégrapheClimb50:35977
Télégraphe → Pied du Galibier (Valloire)Flat / valleymat missed at Pied de Col du Galibier
Col du GalibierClimbmat missed at Pied de Col du Galibier
Descente du GalibierDescent42:00755
Col de SarenneClimb1:00:02471
Descente Sarenne → Alpe d’HuezDescent15:22268
Classement grimpeur (Croix de Fer + Télégraphe + Galibier)Combinedincomplete mat data
Classement descendeur (2 descentes cumulées)Combined57:22429

“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 Fer24:57Hugo VALADIER 20:51
Col de la Croix de Fer1:33:30Simon COMBES 1:05:13
Descente + vallée de la Maurienne1:04:51Antoine BERGER 52:00
Col du Télégraphe50:35Luca CAVALLO 33:04
Descente du Galibier42:00Thibaut CLÉMENT 34:38
Col de Sarenne1:00:02Luca CAVALLO 39:52
Descente Sarenne → Alpe d’Huez15:22Gustave BRUYER 3:39
Classement descendeur (2 descentes cumulées)57:22Thibaut 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 Fer24:572,742
Col de la Croix de Fer1:58:271,730
Pied de Col du Télégraphe3:03:181,499
Col du Télégraphe3:53:531,308
Tunnel du Galibier5:15:03996
Activation Canyon5:15:52952
Col du Galibier5:21:04979
Pied de Col de Sarenne6:03:04923
Col de Sarenne7:03:06693
FINISH7:18:28825

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