Dauphine 2026 Preview | Watts Occurring

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Luke Rowe and Geraint Thomas look ahead to the Criterium Du Dauphine, or the Tour Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes as they refuse to call it. How vital is the race as part of a team's preparations for the Tour de France? Back when Team Sky were dominating the sport they would always seem to lay down a marker at the race, but this is a different era and there are many different approaches taken towards peaking for the Tour. Watts Occurring is fuelled by Maurten, the Swedish brand redefining the limits of carbohydrate and sodium bicarb consumption in sport. Their Hydrogel Technology delivers the fuel you need while being easy on the stomach. More than a nutrition company, Maurten also offers digital tools and education to help everyone reach their athletic potential. Expires 31 December 2026, valid once per user.

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