Chris Froome

Athlete

Chris Froome

Four-time Tour de France winner

4 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Chris Froome Cycle ramp test VO2peak: 84.6 mL/kg/min

The source records Chris Froome's Cycle ramp test VO2peak: 84.6 mL/kg/min. Performance date: 2015-08-17. Age at the time: 30. This was an official test. The source at chronoswatts.com gives this mark. Source type: official result.

GSK Human Performance Lab physiological testing · Cycle-ergometer ramp test; GSK Human Performance Lab

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“84.6”

Chris Froome: Body Composition & Aerobic Physiology Report

The GSK report by Phill Bell and Matt Furber gives this measured result on page 12 at the test body mass of 69.9 kg. It uses the highest 30-second oxygen-uptake average before test termination. Date is the stated test date. The 88.2 race-weight prediction is excluded. The original lab report is preserved on ChronosWatts; the former GSK host now redirects elsewhere.

  1. 2015

    • Cycle ramp test VO2peak: 84.6 mL/kg/min

      Official testCycle-ergometer ramp test; GSK Human Performance Lab

      Official result, chronoswatts.com2015-08-17 · age 30

      Quote and details
      “84.6”

      Chris Froome: Body Composition & Aerobic Physiology ReportGSK Human Performance Lab physiological testingBodyweight 69.9 kg

Chris Froome Cycle ramp test peak 30-second power: 525.3 W

The source records Chris Froome's Cycle ramp test peak 30-second power: 525.3 W. Performance date: 2015-08-17. Age at the time: 30. This was an official test. The source at chronoswatts.com gives this mark. Source type: official result.

GSK Human Performance Lab physiological testing · Cycle-ergometer ramp test; GSK Human Performance Lab

Source quote and limits
“525.3”

Chris Froome: Body Composition & Aerobic Physiology Report

The GSK report gives absolute peak power on page 12. It uses the highest 30-second average before cadence fell below 70 rpm. This metric comes from the progressive cycling test. Date and 69.9 kg body mass are the stated test values. The original lab report is preserved on ChronosWatts.

  1. 2015

    • Cycle ramp test peak 30-second power: 525.3 W

      Official testCycle-ergometer ramp test; GSK Human Performance Lab

      Official result, chronoswatts.com2015-08-17 · age 30

      Quote and details
      “525.3”

      Chris Froome: Body Composition & Aerobic Physiology ReportGSK Human Performance Lab physiological testingBodyweight 69.9 kg

Chris Froome Cycle lab VO2 max: 80.2 mL/kg/min

The source records Chris Froome's Cycle lab VO2 max: 80.2 mL/kg/min. Performance date: 2007. Age at the time: 21–22. This was an official test. The source at cyclingnews.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Lausanne laboratory cycling test · Cyclist in the UCI development period

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“2007 VO2 max: 80.2”

Chris Froome's physiological test data released

The December 3, 2015 report gives the results of a 2007 Lausanne laboratory test. Exact test day and the earlier power-test protocol are unknown. The source states bodyweight at testing as 75.6 kg.

  1. 2007

    • Cycle lab VO2 max: 80.2 mL/kg/min

      Official testCyclist in the UCI development period

      News report, cyclingnews.com2007 · age 21–22medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “2007 VO2 max: 80.2”

      Chris Froome's physiological test data releasedLausanne laboratory cycling testBodyweight 75.6 kg

Chris Froome Cycle lab peak power: 540 W

The source records Chris Froome's Cycle lab peak power: 540 W. Performance date: 2007. Age at the time: 21–22. This was an official test. The source at cyclingnews.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

Lausanne laboratory cycling test · Cyclist in the UCI development period

Source quote and limits
“2007 peak power: 540 watts”

Chris Froome's physiological test data released

The December 3, 2015 report gives the results of a 2007 Lausanne laboratory test. Exact test day and the earlier power-test protocol are unknown. The source states bodyweight at testing as 75.6 kg.

  1. 2007

    • Cycle lab peak power: 540 W

      Official testCyclist in the UCI development period

      News report, cyclingnews.com2007 · age 21–22medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “2007 peak power: 540 watts”

      Chris Froome's physiological test data releasedLausanne laboratory cycling testBodyweight 75.6 kg

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