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Over the last few weeks the folks at both Strava and TrainingPeaks have been sending me occasional (or daily in some cases) updates of each file upload to their respective services for all riders in the Tour de France that have made the data public. Many times this includes power data, while other times it’s just GPS & speed/heart rate/cadence data.
But fear not – no matter what data is there, pretty much all of the files will make you feel lazy. I’ve taken all of the data they’ve sent over and consolidated together into a comprehensive list. Note that this only includes full second by second data (no ‘total average’ type stuff).
If folks know of other links to full rider files not listed here for the 2015 Tour de France, just drop a note in the comments and I’ll try and update the list accordingly. I figure it’d be kinda neat to have a one-stop-shop for all activities from this year. Perhaps it’ll be useful to someone.
Note that the titles are as-is by the rider as was uploaded to Strava or TrainingPeaks. Here’s a couple of things worthy of checking out:
– All of the file names that Koen de Kort gives his Strava rides. Hilarious stuff.
– The last entry in each section is the TrainingPeaks ride uploaded for that stage. These all have power data for them. You can find short TrainingPeaks analysis blurbs of each one within these three posts: Week 1, Week 2, and Week 3.
– The mountain stages (Pyrenees in the middle, Alps towards the ends). Riders such as Paul Voss and Paul Martens do have power data in theirs as well.
– The fact that some of the riders rest day rides are still 2 hours long.
– The files of stage winners Andre Greipel, Romain Bardet and Thibaut Pinot on their respective wins.
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still would have liked to see that entire datafile from Froome’s win at stage 10 and not that BS they came up with at the pressconf. – Anyone could make those claims when they aren’t backing it up with the real datafile. I dont really think he cheats, but i really dont like it when management then goes on a limb to tell what has been done without any kind of proof. That just makes it even more suspicious.
But this is definately cool. – Also if anyone is into MTB’ing, Nino used to use strava as well and we could see a lot of his training workouts, and an occasional WC run.
sorry Ray
i found and i comment
excuse me please
great job…
i am going to use the data for an article about critical power in pros and an antidoping system
While Strava did send me over a list of everyone who is racing worlds from a Pro standpoint (and their Strava profiles), I’m not quite sure I’ll tackle consolidating them again.
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Awesome!
brilliant – interesting to see some team sky stuff on there :)
PS – problem with the stage 10 link
Michal Kwiatkowski – 10. Etappe, TdF, krank :-(
links to Marcel Wyss ride
still would have liked to see that entire datafile from Froome’s win at stage 10 and not that BS they came up with at the pressconf. – Anyone could make those claims when they aren’t backing it up with the real datafile. I dont really think he cheats, but i really dont like it when management then goes on a limb to tell what has been done without any kind of proof. That just makes it even more suspicious.
But this is definately cool. – Also if anyone is into MTB’ing, Nino used to use strava as well and we could see a lot of his training workouts, and an occasional WC run.
great post – nice to have many riders data into one single place
Jacques Janse van Rensburg actually posted every stage on Strava, so there his links are missing from a few of your stages:
link to strava.com
Gesink stage4
link to strava.com
Greetings from blog zitaSport
http://blog.zitasport.com
Gesink stage2
link to strava.com
Why not Thomas De Gendt? (Stage4)
link to strava.com
All stages of Thomas De Gendt are in STRAVA
link to strava.com
Romain Bardet
Stage 14
link to strava.com
Romain Bardet
Stage 12
link to strava.com
Romain Bardet
Stage4
link to strava.com
Marcel Wyss (IAM Cycling)
All stages in STRAVA
link to strava.com
Dylan van Baarle (Cannondale)
link to strava.com
(Edit from Ray: Just consolidated all your contributions/finds into a single comment – greatly appreciate them!)
Awesome – thanks ZitaSport! Just consolidated your comments into a single post just to make it easier to read.
I’ll be rounding up all of the additions in a little bit here and adding them to the main post. Thanks again!
sorry Ray
i found and i comment
excuse me please
great job…
i am going to use the data for an article about critical power in pros and an antidoping system
Will these be posted from the worlds??
While Strava did send me over a list of everyone who is racing worlds from a Pro standpoint (and their Strava profiles), I’m not quite sure I’ll tackle consolidating them again.
would love to see something similar for Kona