Stage 5 of the Tour de France Femmes starts in Jaunay-Marigny-Futuroscop and ends in Guéret, covering a distance of 166km, marking it as the longest stage. This stage introduces its first medium mountain route with significant climbing challenges. The route includes three notable ascents: Cote de Chabannes, Cote du Peyroux, and Le Maupuy. These climbs occur near the end of the stage, providing an opportunity for breakaways and for General Classification riders to gain time in their pursuit of the yellow jersey.
The climbing begins on stage 5 from Jaunay-Marigny-Futuroscop to Guéret with a total of 166km, marking it as the longest stage of the Tour de France Femmes.
Stage 5 introduces the team to its first medium mountain route, showcasing three significant ascents towards the end of the stage.
The three ascents include Côte de Chabannes, Côte du Peyroux, and Le Maupuy, each with varying distances and gradients.
Stage 5 represents a crucial opportunity for General Classification riders to gain time in their pursuit of the yellow jersey.
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