Tour de France Stages

July 7 — Stage 1: Noirmoutieren-l’Ile — Fontenay-le-Comte, flat (201km-124.9 miles)

July 8 — Stage 2: MouilleronSaint-Germain — La Roche-surYon, flat (182.5-113.4)

July 9 — Stage 3: Cholet — Cholet, team time trial (35.5-22.1)

July 10 — Stage 4: La Baule — Sarzeau, flat (195-121.2)

July 11 — Stage 5: Lorient — Quimper, hilly (204.5-127.1)

July 12 — Stage 6: Brest — Mur de Bretagne Guerledan, hilly (181-112.5)

July 13 — Stage 7: Fougeres — Chartres, flat (231-143.5)

July 14 — Stage 8: Dreux — Amiens Metropole, flat (181112.5)

July 15 — Stage 9: Arras Citadelle — Roubaix, hilly (156.5-97.2) July 16 — Rest: Annecy

July 17 — Stage 10: Annecy — Le Grand-Bornand, high mountain (158.5-98.5)

July 18 — Stage 11: Albertville — La Rosiere Espace San Bernardo, high mountain (108.5-67.4)

July 19 — Stage 12: BourgSaint-Maurice les Arcs — Alpe d’Huez, high mountain (175.5109.1)

July 20 — Stage 13: Bourg d’Oisans — Valence, flat (169.5105.3)

July 21 — Stage 14: Saint-PaulTrois-Chateaux — Mende, hilly (188-116.8)

July 22 — Stage 15: Millau — Carcassonne, hilly (181.5-112.8) July 23 — Rest: Carcassonne July 24 — Stage 16: Carcassonne — Bagneres-de-Luchon, mountain (218-135.5)

July 25 — Stage 17: Bagneresde-Luchon — Saint-Lary-Soulan, high mountain (65-40.4)

July 26 — Stage 18: Trie-surBaise — Pau, flat (171-106.3)

July 27 — Stage 19: Lourdes — Laruns, high mountain (200.5124.6)

July 28 — Stage 20: Saint-Peesur-Nivelle — Espelette, individual time trial (31-19.3)

July 29 — Stage 21: Houilles — Paris Champs-Elysees, flat (11672.1) Total — 3,351 kilometres, 2,082 miles