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Hautacam: published power figures

France · Power figures for Hautacam as printed by the press, shown on a race broadcast or taken from a rider's own file, each with its source. None of them is our estimate.

The climb

Occitanie (Hautes-Pyrénées), France

SideStartLengthElevation gainAverageMaxSummitHairpinsSource
Hautacam / Col de Tramassel—14.9 km1171 m7.9 %13.8 %1628 m17climbfinder.com

Each side from one source, linked. A dash: the sources we opened disagree or give no figure, so we leave it out.

In the Grand Tours since 1996 6

YearRaceStageTypeStage winner or first over the topSource
2025Tour de France12Summit finishTadej Pogačaren.wikipedia.org
2022Tour de France18Summit finishJonas Vingegaarden.wikipedia.org
2014Tour de France18Summit finishVincenzo Nibalien.wikipedia.org
2008Tour de France10Summit finishJuan José Cobo (first on the road: Leonardo Piepoli, result annulled)en.wikipedia.org
2000Tour de France10Summit finishJavier Otxoaen.wikipedia.org
1996Tour de France16Summit finishBjarne Riisen.wikipedia.org

How long would it take you?

Your time up Hautacam at a steady power, from a physics model.

Advanced: rolling resistance and drag

Estimate from a physics model (Martin et al. 1998), on the average gradient. Wind, surface, pacing and steep sections change the real time. More cycling tools

How this is calculated

P × 0.977 = ½ · ρ · CdA · v³ + v · m · g · (sin θ + Crr · cos θ), θ = arctan(average gradient), m = rider + bike, g = 9.81; solved for the speed v, time = length / v. Air density ρ: NASA GRC troposphere: T=15.04-0.00649*h; p=101.29*((T+273.1)/288.08)^5.256; rho=p/(0.2869*(T+273.1)); h = mean of start and summit altitude. Sources: Martin et al. 1998, J Appl Biomech 14(3):276-291 — https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jd5f71; Defraeye et al. 2010, J Biomech 43(7):1262-1268 (upright position, cyclist+bike 0.270 m2) — https://lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/232736; NASA Glenn Research Center, Earth Atmosphere Model (metric) — https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/atmosmet.html. Climb geometry: the side's source in the table above.

Published power figures 9

RiderEffortFigureDurationTypeSource
Jonas VingegaardTdF 2025 st.12, Hautacam 2025-07-17 (derived)~6.3 W/kg W/kg (est.)37:18Analyst estimateVelo Zach Nehr, 2025-07-29“~6.3w/kg”
Oscar OnleyTdF stage 12, Hautacam (year not printed, matches TdF 2025) 2025-07-17 (derived)362 W avg powerfinal climbRider's file, via pressRouleur“an average of 362W on the final climb”
Oscar OnleyTdF st.12, Hautacam (2025) 2025-07-17 (derived)848 W peak powerinstantRider's file, via pressRouleur“with a maximum of 848W”
Oscar OnleyTdF 2025 st.12, Hautacam 2025-07-17 (derived)just over 6 W/kg W/kg (est.)—Analyst estimateRennRad David Binnig, 2025-07-31“knapp über sechs Watt pro Kilogramm”
Remco EvenepoelTdF 2025 st.12, Hautacam 2025-07-17 (derived)just over 6 W/kg W/kg (est.)—Analyst estimateRennRad David Binnig, 2025-07-31“knapp über sechs Watt pro Kilogramm”
Tadej PogačarTdF 2025 st.12, Hautacam 2025-07-17 (derived)~6.7 W/kg W/kg (est.)35:08Analyst estimateVelo Zach Nehr, 2025-07-29“~6.7w/kg”
Tadej PogačarTdF 2025 st.12, Hautacam (article year not printed, matches 2025) 2025-07-17 (derived)~6.7 W/kg W/kg (est.)35:08Analyst estimateRouleur“is likely to have produced around 6.7W/kg”
Florian LipowitzTour de France 2025 stage 12, Hautacam 20256.16 W/kg W/kg (est.)—Analyst estimateLanterne Rouge Karlis Ozols (Lanterne Rouge), 2025-07-17“lost 13 seconds with 6.16 ᵉW/Kg”
Kévin VauquelinTour de France 2025 stage 12, Hautacam 2025just over 6 W/kg W/kg (est.)—Analyst estimateRadsport-Rennrad Lanterne Rouge via Radsport-Rennrad (David Binnig), 2025-07-31“knapp über sechs Watt pro Kilogramm”

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