Unlike in a standard ITT, where by you have to remain a certain distance from the passing rider because of aerodynamic advantages, do the same rules apply for a mountain time-trial, despite there being little-to-no aero benefits, with the intention to hang on for pacing benefits?
They will probably still be climbing at a speed where aero benefits are present. Drafting rules still apply though they don't enforce them on the flat stages so they're hardly going to bother on this one.
They will probably still be climbing at a speed where aero benefits are present. Drafting rules still apply though they don't enforce them on the flat stages so they're hardly going to bother on this one.