Yes.

Riders can pass through fully occupied squares, but can't end their move in them.

No.

Your riders will run out of energy long before they reach the end of this race! Keep it to the start and finish tiles, all the curves, and a mix of 7 of the straight tiles.

Either.

Pick one rider to attempt a breakaway.

There is no limit.

Keep cycling through the three phases until the stage is won.

Yes.

If two riders cross the finishing line in the same turn and end up in the same square then they have drawn the stage.

No.

You need a copy of the main Flamme Rouge game to use the contents of the Peleton expansion.

Yes.

The 5 energy from the descent replaces the 2 from the exhaustion card.

Only if the whole square is empty.

Yes.

A rider can keep slipstreaming until it is part of a pack that can't slipstream again.

A single rider.

A single rider can be considered a pack.

No.

You must be immediately in front of, behind, or adjacent to another rider to be in the same pack as them.

Yes and no.

Your movement is only counted in squares moved forwards. You may start in the left land and end in the right, and vice versa, and your move may take you weaving through cyclists, but these manoeuvres do not use energy, only moving forwards a square does.

No.

No, and although I can't think of a good reason for wanting to, you can't.

You are exhausted

Take an exhaustion card and use than instead of an energy card.

Recycle!

Draw as many of the four as you can, then shuffle the face-up recycled cards, place them face down and draw as many as you can, up to your needed four.

You can choose which

You may choose the energy card for the Sprinteur or Rouleur first, but may only draw cards for the 2nd rider after the 1st rider has had their energy card selected.

The start and finish

They show the starting and ending sections of track.

Up and downhill

They are additional rules for ascending and descending track sections.

They are tile section identifiers, helping you build the tracks for the different stages you can build in the game.

The Sprinteur has an "S" on their jersey and is more stood up of the two. The Rouleur has an "R" on their jersey and is more crouched down.

The Rouleur is the crouched down model.

Wheeler

The Rouleur is an all round rider.

"Sprinter"

A rider specialised in sprinting, going as fast as possible in the last 1000m of the race to grab victory.

Whomever is furthest over the finish line is crowned the winner.

No.

You can with the game with either the Sprinteur or the Rouleur, it is not necessary for both to cross the line.

Red Flag.

In cycling a red flag signifies the last 1000m of the race.