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Tour de France 2017
Date : 1 July – 23 July 2017.
Live/Repeat:Live
Tour de France 2017
Date : 1 July – 23 July 2017.
Live/Repeat:Live
The 2017 Tour de France will finally cross into the Grand Est region via Luxembourg on Monday, giving the punchers a chance at a stage win.
Stage 3 will finish in Longwy, where the peloton will tackle the Cote des Religieuses, a short but fierce hill that should weed out the sprinters. On paper, the finish is perfectly suited for the Classics riders, while the contenders for the general classification will also be active.
Stage 3 of the 2017 Tour de France will take the peloton through a hilly 212.5-kilometer course that starts at the Belgian town of Verviers and goes to the French town of Longwy. The time trial specialists and sprinters had the advantage over the first two days of the Tour, but Monday’s stage contains plenty of short climbs that should mix things up.
Five categorized climbs permeate Stage 3, including the first Category 3 ascents of this year’s Tour. Peter Sagan and Michael Matthews are among the favorites for the stage, but the yellow jersey of Geraint Thomas should be safe, for this stage at least.
The stage will begin at 6:25 a.m. ET, with live coverage provided by NBCSN in the United States. That coverage begins at 8 a.m., and the stage should wrap up around 11:30 a.m. or so.
If you want live coverage from the onset of the stage, you need to subscribe to NBC Sports Gold, which has all races live streamed and on demand, starting earlier than the television coverage. The NBCSN coverage will also be live streamed via NBC Sports online, beginning at 8 a.m.
Preview
La Grande Boucle has frequently included a stage like this in the first week of racing for years now, in an attempt to emulate the popularity of the one-day Classics in Belgium and Italy.
The handful of short climbs the peloton will face aren’t long enough to do any major damage in the GC, although the contenders can take some time via bonus seconds and if their rivals have a bad day.
This early in the race, it will be hard for breakaways to gain enough time over a fresh peloton and grab the win. The many contenders for Monday’s stage will only complicate matters, per the Inner Ring:
