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Here's the Italian ST Menu 28th May to June 2nd
28th May: Lunch time start to the "Col Run" across the French/Italian Alps
29th May: Continuing the "Col Run" down to the Med and on to the Event Site
30th May: Visit Ducati Factory & Museum, followed by a guided run over Ducati's bike test routes
31st May: Day's guided tour through the local Mountains and historic Spa Towns
1st June: Day's guided tour to the Azure Med and Beach Party
2nd June: Morning short ride to Farewell Lunch
Here's the Italian ST Menu 28th May to June 2nd
28th May: Lunch time start to the "Col Run" across the French/Italian Alps
29th May: Continuing the "Col Run" down to the Med and on to the Event Site
30th May: Visit Ducati Factory & Museum, followed by a guided run over Ducati's bike test routes
31st May: Day's guided tour through the local Mountains and historic Spa Towns
1st June: Day's guided tour to the Azure Med and Beach Party
2nd June: Morning short ride to Farewell Lunch
Col Runin aikataulu 28-29 toukokuuta:
The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
A pulsating panoramic alpine prequel to the first Ducati SportsTouring Event: Salsamaggoire Terme Italy May 29th – June 2nd 2009.
Please ensure that you have a full tank of fuel (or nearly) when arriving at the meeting point as petrol stations are few and far between in the alps!!!
Note: a) all road numbers and directions are shown in blue – be aware that in rural/alpine areas of France roads sometimes carry two numbers when traversing from one ”Département” to another. In those situations I list both road number where known!.
b) all distances are cumulative in kms and are measured from the day’s starting point.
c) all very important route warnings are in red.
d) fuel can be found for sure in these places (F) other fuel opportunities may present themselves but cannot be guaranteed!
1: Meeting Point - 28th May – Departure 13:00hrs. Prompt.
0kms: The ride starts from the car park of the Hospice at the top of the famous Grand St.Bernard Pass at 2469m (beware of barking dogs carrying brandy barrels). This CH-I border crossing lies between Martigny CH 21 and Aosta ss27 Italy, which is the direction we’re heading.
2: 30kms: Approaching Aosta (F) do not take the tunnel signposted motorway Torino/Milano, but go into town and turn right onto the ss26 to Sarre / Morgex / la Thuile / Col d. Piccolo St. Bernardo 2188m, the picturesque border crossing I-F.
3: 86kms: At the top of the pass and in France the road becomes the N90-D1090 to Bourg-St-Maurice. 3kms before arriving in B-s-M we turn left at Séez (F) to join the D902 to Ste-Foy-Tignes / Val d Isère
4: 145kms: Val d Isère D902 onwards climbing (and often closed!) Col de I Iseran 2770m, a Tour De France favourite, to descend to Lanslebourg-Mt-Cenis (F).
5: 194kms: At Lanslebourg-Mt-Cenis we turn left onto the N6-D1006 direction Col du Mont Cenis 2083m passing the lake and on to Italy. After crossing the F-I border the road is the ss25: we stop 3kms down the road in the very small hamelt of Bar, at the bar near the ski lift to regroup.
6: 223kms: After regrouping, we continue down the ss25 to Susa (F) where we turn right to join the ss24 direction Exilles / Oulx / Clavière I-F. A lovely border/ landscape across thee Col d’ Montgenèvre 1850m N94 to descend to Briancon.
7: 290kms: At Briancon (F) we turn left onto the D902 direction Cervières and over the remote wild Col d’ Izoard 2360m to La Chalp D902 direction Arvieux / Torrent le Guil / Guillestre (F – west 5kms at ”Mont Dauphin” N94 north by railway station).
8: 343kms: At Guillestre turn left onto the D902 direction Vars / Les Claux and over the Col de Vars 2111m to the zig zag descent into St Paul-s-Ubaye / Les Gleizolles.
9: 381kms: At Les Gleizolles turn right onto the D902-D900 to Jausiers
10:388kms: Jausiers (243 miles)
Proposed hotel: Chateau des Magnans on the ”Route de Nice / Route de Bonette” D64 between Jausiers and Guégnier. Sharing 4 bed room €25 p.p. – Twin/Double room €40 each – all includes breakfast, vat & service charges.
http://hotels.france-bookings.com/hotel/fr/chateau-des-
magnans.html?label=ggen-cities-France- Vars;sid=93dc53a8007d2949b07993db92c2bdf3;checkin=2009-05-28;checkout=2009-05-29#topanchor
Proposed camping: Camping le Planet Jausiers tel: 0043 (0)4 92 81 06 57 (no website) from €10 p.t.p.n - tent sharing makes it cheaper
(F – detour west on D900, 9kms at Barcelonnette)
(warning: last guaranteed petrol station for 130kms – Carros 82miles!!)
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Cont’d: The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
Day Two: Departure Jausiers 09:30hrs. Prompt.
Onwards south to the Med and all that azure sea. Today we have the whole day to do 565 kms (353 miles) to our ST event location:
Salsamaggoire Terme Italy.
1: 0kms: In Jausiers turn left onto the D64 to Guégnier / Lans / Le Pis / Col de la Bonette 2802m (the highest alpine road pass) and the almost 360° panoramic vistas on in quick succession to the Col de Raspaillon 2513m to Col des Fourches 2261m down to St Dalmas-le-Selvage.
5: 46kms: D2205 the ”Tinée” valley – andw hat a tasty riding treat this is, St Dalmas-le-Savage / Etienne-de-Tinée to Isola and through the Gorges de Valabres to St Sauveur-sur-Tinée and the “Pont de la Mescla” (caution: one-way road junction). Just before (6kms) the Pont de la Mescla we regroup at the ”Ponte de la Lure”.
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6: 103kms: D6201 southbound (Nice) the “Pont de la Mescla” to end of one-way system down the rugged Dèfilé du Chaudon to Baus-Roux. (F – detour south on D6202 11kms at Carros) (warning: last guaranteed petrol station for next 62kms – Sospel 40miles!!)
7: 110kms: D6202 turn left at Baux-Roux, north to Plan-du-Var and the “Pont Durandy”
8: 112kms: D2565 ”Pont Durandy” turn right and up on through the rumbling Gorges de la Vesubie to the other side of Lantosque and the junction of the D70 La Bollène-Vésubie.
9: 135kms: D70 turn right to La Bollène-Vésubie and onwards to the Col de Turini 1604m. This is the most famous stage of the “WRC Monte Carlo Rally”. It may not be as high as those mountainous “Cols” but vertiginous it is!!! Unbelievable vistas of the Med.
10:147kms: Col de Turini D2566 to Moulinet for a coffee and a regroup break, then through the lush Gorges du Piarn to Sospel (F)
11:172kms: D2204 Sospel turn left up to the delightful Col du Perus 654m and the Col de Breuis 819m, (gateway to the Med) then on to la Giandola and Breil-s-Roya (F)
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Cont’d: The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
12:193kms: Breil-s-Roya D6204-E74 to Piène-Haut and the F-I border.
13: 204kms: F/I border crossing ss20-E74 to Airole and Ventimiglia.
14: 208kms: Ventimiglia motorway A10- E80 direction (Genova) ride 9 kms to the first service area (Bordighera Services) (F) for a regrouping and a suggested “lunch by the beach” at Ospedaletti on the
Riviera-di-Ponente?.
15: 217kms: A10- E80 Bordighera Services, San Remo / Savona / Genova.
16: 356kms: At Genova, take the motorway A7- E62 direction (Milano) for 3kms (one junction) to the A12- E80 direction (La Spezia) and ride 3 kms to the first exit Nervi / Dora ss45.
17: 362kms: ss45 to Dora / Laccio / Montebruno (coffee break and regroup for the final run-in to Salsa) / Bobbio (F) / Perino / Rivergaro and the “Ponte Vangaro”
18: 491kms: Just before going over the ”Pont Vangaro” turn right onto the sp42 to Caseleto / Ponenzano / San Rocco di Sopra / Ca’ del Vescovo
19: 511kms: At Ca’ del Vescovo turn right onto the sp6 and over the river ”Nure” to San Giorio Piacentino and the sp32.
20: 512kms: At San Giorio Piacentino follow the sp32 onwards to Sant Agata and Pontenure.
21: 520kms: At Pontenure turn right onto the ss9 to Fidenza.
22: 555kms: At Fidenza turn right onto the sp359 to Salsamaggoire Terme. There go left onto the “Via Tabiano” for the “camping grounds”.
23: 565kms: Salsamaggoire Terme Camping (353miles)
The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
A pulsating panoramic alpine prequel to the first Ducati SportsTouring Event: Salsamaggoire Terme Italy May 29th – June 2nd 2009.
Please ensure that you have a full tank of fuel (or nearly) when arriving at the meeting point as petrol stations are few and far between in the alps!!!
Note: a) all road numbers and directions are shown in blue – be aware that in rural/alpine areas of France roads sometimes carry two numbers when traversing from one ”Département” to another. In those situations I list both road number where known!.
b) all distances are cumulative in kms and are measured from the day’s starting point.
c) all very important route warnings are in red.
d) fuel can be found for sure in these places (F) other fuel opportunities may present themselves but cannot be guaranteed!
1: Meeting Point - 28th May – Departure 13:00hrs. Prompt.
0kms: The ride starts from the car park of the Hospice at the top of the famous Grand St.Bernard Pass at 2469m (beware of barking dogs carrying brandy barrels). This CH-I border crossing lies between Martigny CH 21 and Aosta ss27 Italy, which is the direction we’re heading.
2: 30kms: Approaching Aosta (F) do not take the tunnel signposted motorway Torino/Milano, but go into town and turn right onto the ss26 to Sarre / Morgex / la Thuile / Col d. Piccolo St. Bernardo 2188m, the picturesque border crossing I-F.
3: 86kms: At the top of the pass and in France the road becomes the N90-D1090 to Bourg-St-Maurice. 3kms before arriving in B-s-M we turn left at Séez (F) to join the D902 to Ste-Foy-Tignes / Val d Isère
4: 145kms: Val d Isère D902 onwards climbing (and often closed!) Col de I Iseran 2770m, a Tour De France favourite, to descend to Lanslebourg-Mt-Cenis (F).
5: 194kms: At Lanslebourg-Mt-Cenis we turn left onto the N6-D1006 direction Col du Mont Cenis 2083m passing the lake and on to Italy. After crossing the F-I border the road is the ss25: we stop 3kms down the road in the very small hamelt of Bar, at the bar near the ski lift to regroup.
6: 223kms: After regrouping, we continue down the ss25 to Susa (F) where we turn right to join the ss24 direction Exilles / Oulx / Clavière I-F. A lovely border/ landscape across thee Col d’ Montgenèvre 1850m N94 to descend to Briancon.
7: 290kms: At Briancon (F) we turn left onto the D902 direction Cervières and over the remote wild Col d’ Izoard 2360m to La Chalp D902 direction Arvieux / Torrent le Guil / Guillestre (F – west 5kms at ”Mont Dauphin” N94 north by railway station).
8: 343kms: At Guillestre turn left onto the D902 direction Vars / Les Claux and over the Col de Vars 2111m to the zig zag descent into St Paul-s-Ubaye / Les Gleizolles.
9: 381kms: At Les Gleizolles turn right onto the D902-D900 to Jausiers
10:388kms: Jausiers (243 miles)
Proposed hotel: Chateau des Magnans on the ”Route de Nice / Route de Bonette” D64 between Jausiers and Guégnier. Sharing 4 bed room €25 p.p. – Twin/Double room €40 each – all includes breakfast, vat & service charges.
http://hotels.france-bookings.com/hotel/fr/chateau-des-
magnans.html?label=ggen-cities-France- Vars;sid=93dc53a8007d2949b07993db92c2bdf3;checkin=2009-05-28;checkout=2009-05-29#topanchor
Proposed camping: Camping le Planet Jausiers tel: 0043 (0)4 92 81 06 57 (no website) from €10 p.t.p.n - tent sharing makes it cheaper
(F – detour west on D900, 9kms at Barcelonnette)
(warning: last guaranteed petrol station for 130kms – Carros 82miles!!)
page 2 of 4
Cont’d: The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
Day Two: Departure Jausiers 09:30hrs. Prompt.
Onwards south to the Med and all that azure sea. Today we have the whole day to do 565 kms (353 miles) to our ST event location:
Salsamaggoire Terme Italy.
1: 0kms: In Jausiers turn left onto the D64 to Guégnier / Lans / Le Pis / Col de la Bonette 2802m (the highest alpine road pass) and the almost 360° panoramic vistas on in quick succession to the Col de Raspaillon 2513m to Col des Fourches 2261m down to St Dalmas-le-Selvage.
5: 46kms: D2205 the ”Tinée” valley – andw hat a tasty riding treat this is, St Dalmas-le-Savage / Etienne-de-Tinée to Isola and through the Gorges de Valabres to St Sauveur-sur-Tinée and the “Pont de la Mescla” (caution: one-way road junction). Just before (6kms) the Pont de la Mescla we regroup at the ”Ponte de la Lure”.
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6: 103kms: D6201 southbound (Nice) the “Pont de la Mescla” to end of one-way system down the rugged Dèfilé du Chaudon to Baus-Roux. (F – detour south on D6202 11kms at Carros) (warning: last guaranteed petrol station for next 62kms – Sospel 40miles!!)
7: 110kms: D6202 turn left at Baux-Roux, north to Plan-du-Var and the “Pont Durandy”
8: 112kms: D2565 ”Pont Durandy” turn right and up on through the rumbling Gorges de la Vesubie to the other side of Lantosque and the junction of the D70 La Bollène-Vésubie.
9: 135kms: D70 turn right to La Bollène-Vésubie and onwards to the Col de Turini 1604m. This is the most famous stage of the “WRC Monte Carlo Rally”. It may not be as high as those mountainous “Cols” but vertiginous it is!!! Unbelievable vistas of the Med.
10:147kms: Col de Turini D2566 to Moulinet for a coffee and a regroup break, then through the lush Gorges du Piarn to Sospel (F)
11:172kms: D2204 Sospel turn left up to the delightful Col du Perus 654m and the Col de Breuis 819m, (gateway to the Med) then on to la Giandola and Breil-s-Roya (F)
page 3 of 4
Cont’d: The Alpine “COL” Run 28 & 29th May 2009
12:193kms: Breil-s-Roya D6204-E74 to Piène-Haut and the F-I border.
13: 204kms: F/I border crossing ss20-E74 to Airole and Ventimiglia.
14: 208kms: Ventimiglia motorway A10- E80 direction (Genova) ride 9 kms to the first service area (Bordighera Services) (F) for a regrouping and a suggested “lunch by the beach” at Ospedaletti on the
Riviera-di-Ponente?.
15: 217kms: A10- E80 Bordighera Services, San Remo / Savona / Genova.
16: 356kms: At Genova, take the motorway A7- E62 direction (Milano) for 3kms (one junction) to the A12- E80 direction (La Spezia) and ride 3 kms to the first exit Nervi / Dora ss45.
17: 362kms: ss45 to Dora / Laccio / Montebruno (coffee break and regroup for the final run-in to Salsa) / Bobbio (F) / Perino / Rivergaro and the “Ponte Vangaro”
18: 491kms: Just before going over the ”Pont Vangaro” turn right onto the sp42 to Caseleto / Ponenzano / San Rocco di Sopra / Ca’ del Vescovo
19: 511kms: At Ca’ del Vescovo turn right onto the sp6 and over the river ”Nure” to San Giorio Piacentino and the sp32.
20: 512kms: At San Giorio Piacentino follow the sp32 onwards to Sant Agata and Pontenure.
21: 520kms: At Pontenure turn right onto the ss9 to Fidenza.
22: 555kms: At Fidenza turn right onto the sp359 to Salsamaggoire Terme. There go left onto the “Via Tabiano” for the “camping grounds”.
23: 565kms: Salsamaggoire Terme Camping (353miles)
Multistrada-meeting Pyreneillä kesäkuun alussa on vielä rankempaa
ajamista. Viikonloppuna semmoset 800 km Andorran liepeiltä San
Sebastianiin ja sitten pelkkää mutkaa. Kamoillekin on varattu paku
ja osanottajilta vaaditaan vastuuvapauspaperi ilmoittautumisen yh-
teydessä. Viitisenkymmentä mahtui mukaan. Jostain syystä peruin
ajatuksen osallistumisesta. Parissa viikossa kun muutenkin ajaa joku
tuhat km, niin ei siihen päälle tommonen vääntö enää lomalta tuntui-
si. Joten Andorraan kyllä, lenkille ei.
ajamista. Viikonloppuna semmoset 800 km Andorran liepeiltä San
Sebastianiin ja sitten pelkkää mutkaa. Kamoillekin on varattu paku
ja osanottajilta vaaditaan vastuuvapauspaperi ilmoittautumisen yh-
teydessä. Viitisenkymmentä mahtui mukaan. Jostain syystä peruin
ajatuksen osallistumisesta. Parissa viikossa kun muutenkin ajaa joku
tuhat km, niin ei siihen päälle tommonen vääntö enää lomalta tuntui-
si. Joten Andorraan kyllä, lenkille ei.