On April 13th, the Tour du Jura takes the spotlight as the second day of an exciting weekend in France. Traditionally favored by puncheurs and climbers, this year's race promises to uphold that tradition. Let's take a look at its profile.
The race will be 174 kilometers long and in it's first two third, rather hilly but not too complicated. However the riders find a 3.6-kilometer climb at 9% summiting with 34 kilometers to go, then very steep hilltops shortly after, and a final climb to Mont Poupet which is 9 kilometers long. It's final 4 average over 8% and will be a proper summit finish to test some of the best climbers in the peloton.
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