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A gourmet start in Macon passing plenty of vineyards and the home of chardonnay grapes plus more before a long procession to Dijon, mustard capital of France and beyond. All for a likely sprint. A sprint stage but a tiring one on roads that rise and fall all the time. Anyway expect to hear this story and get helicopter shots of the Lorraine Cross before the sprint trains gather speed. The headline is 14 sections of gravel totalling 32km, of which nine are kept for the final 70km. Some GC riders will fear this stage and the fear of the fear will heighten anticipation. The hardest part of the stage is in the first half. Normally a quiet day but the Tour came here in , the wind got up and the peloton was cut to ribbons. A big day for the breakaway, this should see a fierce start that could rage for hours as the move fights to go clear. It can also be a GC day as the Pas de Peyrol is a stiff climb. More siesta cycling is likely but the finish today has some climbs to spice things up before the inevitable, unavoidable finish in Pau but via a few late climbs. Just km but packed with climbing. Things start to climb with the Gavarnie valley leading to the towering Tourmalet. A descent in two parts, the steep bit past the waterfall then it flattens out and then comes the valley floor, all plenty of time for the final drinks and gels. Selective though. The approach to Barcelonnette is not the main road but uses a trickier side road too. The Col de Vars is much harder than the 5. Then comes the mighty Cime de Bonette at 2,m which is over an hour of climbing and a good part of this above 2,m altitude, daunting and normally a slog but the short distance stage might tempt moves some, otherwise Isola is the most of the Col de la Lombarde and a steep but steady climb to the ski station used by plenty of Nice and Monaco pro cyclists for altitude training. On paper this promises more fireworks with long climbs and twisty descents. It could be easier in July than March with improved form, it could roasting hot too. Yellow : the most famous one, the maillot jaune , it is awarded to the rider with the shortest overall time for all the stages added together, the rider who has covered the course faster than anyone else. Today it is sponsored by LCL, a bank. There are time bonuses of seconds for the finish of each stage except the time trials. Green : the points jersey, which tends to reward the sprinters. Points are awarded at the finish line and at one intermediate point in the stage and the rider with the most points wears the jersey. It is sponsored by Skoda, a car manufacturer. In reality these gradings are subjective. Again the rider with the most points wears the jersey. It is sponsored by Leclerc, a supermarket. 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