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Cent Cols Challenge: à la vôtre
The view from the top of the 106th Col, the Cret de Chatillon (Hotel Semnoz).
Everyone back home safe and sound.
Cent Cols Challenge complete:
- 106 Cols
- 40,600m of climbing
- 2071km covered
Team Rapha| 2nd overall team.
G. Raeburn| 3rd overall.
Raise a glass for Team Rapha!
Stages 9 and 10 coming soon.
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Comments
Gavin Campbell
26th September 2009 10:54am
A small part of me still remains atop the Cret de Chatillon.
Graeme Raeburn
27th September 2009 06:05pm
The round of beers for the team at the top of the Chatillon and end of the CCC was the perfect finale to the ten days riding - a simple, cold pleasure and well earned by every rider. It had me thinking of Alec Guinness's famous thirst quencher at the end of 'Ice Cold In Alex'.
Joe Holdcroft
28th September 2009 04:22pm
Mmm, Leffe.