Col de Turini

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Col de Turini is a high mountain pass in the French Alps famed for its challenging, winding roads that feature prominently in professional rally racing and motorsport history.

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Col de Turini canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
road pass
climbingCategory HC (Hors Catégorie) for cycling
closestMajorCity Nice
connects La Bollène-Vésubie
Lantosque
Sospel
country France
elevation 1607 m
5272 ft
featuredIn Tour de France stages
hasFacility hotel
restaurant
hasSection night stage of Monte Carlo Rally
hasView Mediterranean Sea
surrounding Alpine peaks
knownFor challenging driving conditions
hairpin bends
motorsport history
rally racing
steep gradients
locatedIn Alpes-Maritimes department
linked to: Alpes-Maritimes

Alps
France
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region
locatedNear Mediterranean coast
Nice
maximumGradient approximately 10%
mountainRange Maritime Alps
numberOfHairpins over 30
partOf Route des Grandes Alpes
recreation hiking
road cycling
skiing
region southeastern France
roadNumber D2566
D70
roadType mountain road
surface asphalt
tourismType cycling tourism
driving tourism
motorcycle tourism
usedIn Monte Carlo Rally
World Rally Championship
historic rally events
winterConditions ice
snow

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Monte Carlo Rally hasSection Col de Turini
Col de Turini stage locatedIn Col de Turini
Route des Grandes Alpes includesPass Col de Turini