Tour de France 2021: Route and stages
Tadej Pogacar won the 108th Tour de France ahead of Jonas Vingegaard and Richard Carapaz. The Alps, where Pogacar seized the reins, were tackled in the second weekend, while a double ascent of Mont Ventoux marked the second week of action. A lot of Pyrenean climbing in both the third weekend and final week rounded out the route. The 2021 Tour de France set off on Saturday 26 June and finished on Sunday 18 July.
Read about the entire route of the 2021 Tour de France.
Click on the links in below scheme for in-depth information on individual stages.
Tour de France 2021 stages
Tour de France 2021: route, profiles, more
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