Beiarn > Fauske

08/05/2024 - Stage 2 - 178,5 km - Hilly

Stage information

	Kilometers		Schedules Local Time
	From the finish	From the start	44km/h	42km/h	40km/h
NORVEGE			13:40	13:40	13:40
NORDLAND			13:40	13:40	13:40
Fv813 BEIARN	178.1	0	13:40	13:40	13:40
NEDRE BEIARVEIEN BEIARN	178.1	0	13:50	13:50	13:50
Storjord	171.9	6.2	13:58	13:59	13:59
Beiarfjellet summit	162.5	15.6	14:11	14:12	14:13
Reinhornheiatunnel (518m)	162.4	15.7	14:11	14:12	14:13
Crossing Fv813-Fv812	154.1	24	14:23	14:24	14:26
Fv812 Misvaer (BODØ)	146.4	31.7	14:33	14:35	14:37
Zone de collecte	141.9	36.2	14:39	14:42	14:44
Enghammerentunnel (BODØ) (160 m)	140.1	38	14:42	14:44	14:47
ENGE	138.8	39.3	14:43	14:46	14:49
Oldereid (BODØ)	137.5	40.6	14:45	14:48	14:51
Bue (BODØ)	133.4	44.7	14:51	14:54	14:57
Hoset (BODØ)	131.6	46.5	14:53	14:56	15:00
Sand (BODØ)	129.5	48.6	14:56	14:59	15:03
Sandkollentunnel (BODØ) (476 m)	128.3	49.8	14:58	15:01	15:05
Kvikstad (BODØ)	125.5	52.6	15:02	15:05	15:09
Kvikstadheia summit	120.8	57.3	15:08	15:12	15:16
Koddvåg (BODØ)	110.9	67.2	15:22	15:26	15:31
Tuv (BODØ) (Fv812-Fv17)	108.8	69.3	15:24	15:29	15:34
Fv17 Sunnanbrua (bridge)	106.5	71.6	15:28	15:32	15:37
Saltstraumen (BODØ)	106.1	72	15:28	15:33	15:38
Saltstraumenbrua (bridge)	105.4	72.7	15:29	15:34	15:39
Godoy (BODØ)	102.4	75.7	15:33	15:38	15:44
Godoystraumen (BODØ)	100.9	77.2	15:35	15:40	15:46
Zone de collecte	99.7	78.4	15:37	15:42	15:48
Vethaugtunnelen (BODØ) (1300 m)	96.7	81.4	15:41	15:46	15:52
Munarvolltunnelen (BODØ) (260 m)	94.2	83.9	15:44	15:50	15:56
Gamøyran (BODØ)	85.3	92.8	15:56	16:02	16:09
Mjønes (BODØ)	84.2	93.9	15:58	16:04	16:11
Sagelva (BODØ)	81.2	96.9	16:02	16:08	16:15
Valnesfjord	69.9	108.2	16:17	16:24	16:32
Røviktunnelen (2000 m)	67.3	110.8	16:21	16:28	16:36
Klungset	62.7	115.4	16:27	16:35	16:43
FAUSKE (Fv80-Fv-E6)	59.5	118.6	16:32	16:39	16:48
FAUSKE (1st crossing of the finish line)	57	121.1	16:35	16:43	16:52
E6 Zone de collecte	55.3	122.8	16:37	16:45	16:54
Finneid (E6-Fv)	54.9	123.2	16:38	16:46	16:55
FAUSKE	53	125.1	16:40	16:49	16:58
Crossing Fv-E6	50.2	127.9	16:44	16:53	17:02
Crossing E6-Fv	48.4	129.7	16:47	16:55	17:04
Tortenli	47	131.1	16:49	16:57	17:07
Tverrå	46	132.1	16:50	16:59	17:08
Kvitbik	41.5	136.6	16:56	17:05	17:15
Crossing Fv-Fv826	38.9	139.2	17:00	17:09	17:19
Fv826 Djupvik (SØRFOLD)	37.3	140.8	17:02	17:11	17:21
Crossing Fv826-Fv7502	35.6	142.5	17:04	17:14	17:24
Fv7502 Seljeåsnes summit	33.8	144.3	17:07	17:16	17:26
Crossing Fv7502-E6	30.8	147.3	17:11	17:20	17:31
E6 Straumen (SØRFOLD)	30.3	147.8	17:11	17:21	17:32
Crossing E6-Fv7478	29.4	148.7	17:13	17:22	17:33
Fv7478 Rodås	26.3	151.8	17:17	17:27	17:38
Rødås summit	24.3	153.8	17:20	17:30	17:41
Grønås	23.9	154.2	17:20	17:30	17:41
Crossing Fv7478-E6	22.3	155.8	17:22	17:33	17:44
Holtan gravel section entrance	19.6	158.5	17:26	17:36	17:48
Holtan gravel section exit	13.3	164.8	17:35	17:45	17:57
Crossing Fv-E6	12.7	165.4	17:36	17:46	17:58
Crossing Fv-E6	12.7	165.4	17:36	17:46	17:58
Fauske (2nd crossing of the finish line)	10	168.1	17:39	17:50	18:02
E6 Zone de collecte	8.4	169.7	17:41	17:52	18:05
Finneid (E6-VC)	7.9	170.2	17:42	17:53	18:05
FAUSKE	6.1	172	17:45	17:56	18:08
FAUSKE	0	178.1	17:53	18:04	18:17

Beiarfjellet summit

Km 15.6 - 608m 9,1kilometre-long climb at 6.2% Category 1

KVIKSTADHEIA SUMMIT

Km 57.3 - 246m 3,1kilometre-long climb at 7.4% Category 2

Seljeåsnes summit

Km 144.3 - 108m 1,5kilometre-long climb at 6% Category 3

Rødås summit

Km 153.8 - 135m 1,3kilometre-long climb at 6.4% Category 3

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