Col d'Allos
Mountain pass — 2,250 m
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- 2Grand Tour days on this road
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- 0stages we hold the route for
- Years covered
- 2000–2015first to most recent
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- Oneone side on record
A high, narrow southern-Alps pass above Barcelonnette, one of the Tour's original giants — François Faber was first over it in 1911, and it featured more than thirty times before the war. A classic link on the Route des Grandes Alpes toward the Vars and Izoard.
The climb
The climb, from the foot.
The record
Raced here
0 of 2 open on the mapEvery Grand Tour day recorded on this road, newest first. The ones we hold the route for open on the map with that stage selected; the rest are the archive’s own account, most of them from before route data existed.
- 2015
Stage 17 · Digne-les-Bains → Pra Loup
Won by Simon Geschke (GER)
Geschke went clear over the Col d'Allos and held on to win at Pra Loup; behind, Nairo Quintana attacked Chris Froome on the climb as the GC battle ignited.
- 2000
Stage 14 · Draguignan → Briançon
Won by Santiago Botero (COL)
On a 249 km haul over the Allos, Vars and Izoard, Pascal Hervé was first over the Allos; up ahead the Colombian Santiago Botero took the biggest win of his career in Briançon.
Elsewhere in the Alps
No Grand Tour day on record has taken this road and another of the atlas's famous climbs. These are its nearest neighbours.