NICE (France): Whether the Tour de France will celebrate a winner this year is anyone’s guess as the world’s greatest cycling race starts in Nice on Saturday amid fears of a ‘second wave’ of COVID-19.
The route for the 2020 Tour de France, which starts on Saturday:
Aug 29. Stage 1 – Nice – Nice 156km
Aug 30. Stage 2 – Nice – Nice 186km
Aug 31. Stage 3 – Nice – Sisteron 198km
Sept 1. Stage 4 – Sisteron – Orcieres-Merlette 160.5km
Sept 2. Stage 5 – Gap – Privas 183km
Sept 3. Stage 6 – Le Teil – Mont Aigoual 191km
Sept 4. Stage 7 – Millau – Lavaur 168km
Sept 5. Stage 8 – Cazeres-sur-Garonne – Loudenvielle 141km
Sept 6. Stage 9 – Pau – Laruns 153km
Sept 7. Rest day – Charente-Maritime
Sept 8. Stage 10 – Ile d’Oleron – Ile de Re 168.5km
Sept 9. Stage 11 – Chatelaillon Place – Poitiers 167.5km
Sept 10. Stage 12 – Chauvigny – Sarran 218km
Sept 11. Stage 13 – Chatel Guyon – Puy Mary Cantal 191.5km
Sept 12. Stage 14 – Clermont Ferrand – Lyon 194km
Sept 13. Stage 15 – Lyon – Grand Colombier 174.5
Sept 14. Rest day – Isere
Sept 15. Stage 16 – La-Tour-du-Pin – Villard-de-Lans 164km
Sept 16. Stage 17 – Grenoble – Meribel Col de la Loze 170km
Sept 17. Stage 18 – Meribel – La Roche sur Foron 175km
Sept 18. Stage 19 – Bourg-en-Bresse – Champagnole 166.5km
Sept 19. Stage 20 – Lure – La Planche des Belles Filles, inidividual time trial 36.2km
Sept 20. Stage 21 – Mantes-la-Jolie – Paris Champs-Elysees 122km