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Stage type: Hilly
Length: 185 km

The first stage of the Tour starts this year in Bilbao. The first stage is immediately a challenge for the teams. It is a hilly stage with the last kilometer going uphill at 5.4%. Will the favorites win the yellow jersey in the first stage or will there be another duel between Wout van Aert and Van der Poel? Make sure you are there, experience the atmosphere of the Tour and encourage our boys to victory.

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Stage type: Hilly
Length: 210 km

Stage 2 is a stage for the adventurers of the peleton. During this stage they cross the Jaizkibel. This mountain is also known from Clásica San Sebastián. This stage will certainly be circled in red in the agenda of a number of riders. This stage is not only about the stage win it’s also about the yellow jersey. Who will win these prizes? Experience the atmosphere and encourage our boys to the yellow jersey!

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 185 km

On paper, the 3rd stage is a prey for the sprinters of the peloton. The riders have to face 4 hills in the stage, but for the rest of the stage is flat. The finish is in Bayonne. The Adour mont is near Bayonne. The Adour rises on the Col du Tourmalet. This mountain will be conquered later in the Tour.

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 182 km

After the start in the Spanish Basque Country, the Tour continues to Landes. The 4th stage ends on the Circuit Paul Armagnac. The stage is the last chance for the sprinters before the Grand Départ conquers the Mountains of the Pyrenees. Will Wout van Aert manage to collect points for the green jersey? Make sure you are there, experience the atmosphere in the Tour and encourage Wout towards victory!

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 165 km

Stage 5 is the first stage that heads into the Pyrenees. The starting place is Pau, a familiar starting place when the riders will conquer the mountains of the Pyrenees. In 2020, the stage was spectacular. Marc Hirschi was alone ahead but just before the end he was taken by our own Primoz Roglic. Roglic will take over the yellow jersey in this stage. Will we get a final like this again? Make sure you are there and experience the atmosphere in this exciting stage of the Grand Départ.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 145 km

The 6th stage is the toughest mountain stage in the Pyrenees. The Col d'Aspin and the Col du Tourmalet are on the program. After the Tourmalet, the riders will descend into the valley of the famous Gavarnie towards the final climb of 16 km at 5.4%. With these huge climbs on the program, it can only get excited. Experience this unique experience in the Grand Départ and cheer our riders to victory!

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 170 km

The 7th stage brings us to Bordeaux. It is the first time since 2010 that the Tour has a finish in Bordeaux. There is a good chance that this stage will end in a sprint, or will the sprinters be surprised by the wind? In any case, there is a good chance that a Dutchman or Belgian will win. Already 27 times they crossed the line first in Bordeaux. Cheer on our boys and experience the atmosphere in the Grand Départ yourself.

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Stage type: Hilly
Length: 201 km

Stage 8 is a tough stage. Will it end in a sprint or will a group stay away till the end. Everything is possible today! Wout van Aert has some warm feelings for today's starting place. In 2021, Libourne was also the starting place of the time trial that he managed to win. Will we see the same winner as 2 years ago or will we get another rider who crosses the line first. Be there and experience the fantastic atmosphere in the Grand Départ yourself.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 184 km

The 9th stage is a stage that almost everyone is looking forward to. The finish of this stage is on top of the Puy de Dôme. That’s what make it unique. This arrival has not been in the Tour for the past 45 years. Of course everyone wants to take the honor of winning here, so get ready for a big battle! Make sure you are there, experience the magical atmosphere of the Grand Départ and cheer our riders to finish.

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Stage type: Hilly
Length: 167 km

Stage 10 is the first stage after the rest day. The stage before they ended on the old volcano the Puy de Dôme. It was the first real test after the Pyrenees for our main man, Jonas Vingegaard. Today they continue through the beautiful mountains of the Massif Central. With some smaller climbs in the stage there is a good chance for a breakaway to claim the victory. Will the breakaway hold or will Jonas show his true power and claim the victory? Be there and experience this exciting stage yourself.

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 180 km

The beginning of the 11th stage starts hilly, but in the second part it is mainly flat. This is another chance for the sprinters to win a stage. It is the 1st time that the Tour finishes in Moulins. Who will be crowned winner here for the first time? Be there and experience the atmosphere in this sprint stage!

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Stage type: Hilly
Length: 169 km

The 12th stage is one of the most unpredictable stages of this Tour de France. It is a 169 km long stage that takes place just above Lyon. In the beginning there will be shorter climbs and later there will be 3 longer climbs. The chance of a successful early breakaway is high. Who will be crowned as winner in this hard stage? Make sure you are there, experience the atmosphere of the Tour and stay in suspense during this unpredictable stage.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 138 km

The 13th stage brings the riders closer to the Alps. But this stage will take place in the Jura with the Grand Colombier as the final piece. The first time this col was in the Tour was in 2012 and since then it has been in the Tour 4 times. On top of the Grand Colombier you have a 360 degree view.. This stage will probably be used by the favorites to make the difference. So make sure you're there to cheer on our guys and experience the unique atmosphere in the Tour.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 152 km

The 14th stage takes us to the beautiful winter sports village of Morzine. The Tour finished here for the last time in 2016. In this stage, the riders conquer 4 tough cols before descending to the finish. If there is a group of riders ahead and sprinting for the day victory, they have to take in mind that the last kilometer runs up. It can cause a surprise.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 180 km

A finish on the Mont Blanc is what the riders awaits in the 15th stage of the Grand Départ. It is only the 4th time that the Tour ends on the flanks of Mont Blanc. The final climb is 9.8 km long at an average of 8%. The chance that the favourites show their powers here seems only a matter of time. Hopefully Jonas Vingegaard can surprise his competitors and take time for the battle for the yellow jersey. This stage will be a stage to never forget, the unique atmosphere will definitely be felt on the highest mountain of the Alpes.

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Stage type: Individual Time Trail
Length: 22 km

The only time trial in the entire Tour this year. A 22 km time trial through the Alps. It can almost be called a climbing time trial. The real time trialists will probably fall short on this course. This course is again reserved for our Wout van Aert and Jonas Vingegaard. With these big ridders in play, we are going for victory here!

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 166 km

The 17th stage takes us to Courchevel. Just before this, our riders conquere the roof of the tour, the Col de la Loze. It is a 30 km long climb with the last 5 km at an average gradient of 10%. Our Jonas Vingegaard will have some amazing memories of the height. Last year these stage were the beginning of his Tour de France victory. Hopefully we'll see that again this year! Cheer on our guys and experience the fantastic atmosphere at the roof of the Grand Départ.

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 186 km

After all those climbs in the Alps, we are ready for a flat stage again. Stage 18 is very suitable for the sprinters. Can Wout van Aert sprint for victory here and secure the green jersey? It would be fantastic! Encourage Wout to the last meters and cheer him to the victory! Make sure you are there and enjoy the atmosphere of this beautiful Tour de France.

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 173 km

Stage 19 is all about the beautiful surroundings in the Jura mountains. However, this stage is almost flat, yet the riders conquer almost 2,000 altimeters. The chances that this stage ends in a masssprint are high. The last 8 km are on a long straight road and it’s actually a long sprint towards the finish. Something that the sprinters have to be aware of is the last kilometre, it’s going uphill with 2.6%. Does this affect the final result? Make sure you are there and experience the atmosphere in the Grand Départ yourself.

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Stage type: Mountain
Length: 133 km

Stage 20 is the last stage before the sprint on the Champs-Élysées. After the Pyrenees, the Alps and the Massif Central, it is now the turn of the climbs in the Vosges. It is the last stage where the favourites can make the difference. Will Jonas Vingegaard take the yellow jersey or will it be someone else? This is the stage where we find out! The tension will be high, so come and support our riders and enjoy the atmosphere in the last mountain stage of the Tour de France!

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Stage type: Flat
Length: 115 km

The very last stage of this Tour de France ends of course in Paris. The lastkilometer of this Tour de France brings the riders next to the Louvre and over the Champs-Elysées. The prices are almost certainly divided. The only 2 prizes that are still open are the green jersey and the stage win. The last stage is also likely to end in a mass sprint in the streets of central Paris. We will see who comes out on top! Make sure you are there and cheer our guys, just one more time, to victory!

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