US EditionTour de France 2026 route: double Alpe d'Huez finish headlines Alpine climax
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In 2024, Alpe was the first to host the Tour de France Femmes, which was the first time that she had hosted the Tour de France Femmes, and was the first to summon the giants of cycling, from Coppi to Zoetemelk, via Hinault or Pantani. Among them, only Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain did not raise their arms at the end of these 21 mythical pin turns, to the point that they were numbered. Gravie since 1952, the Alpe chose 25 different winners in 3…
Tour de France 2026 route: double Alpe d'Huez finish headlines Alpine climax
The route for the 113th edition of the Tour de France, running from July 4–26, 2026, builds on the route announcement for the 2026 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Following a Grand Départ for the Tour de France in Barcelona, Spain, the elite men’s race will visit all five mountain ranges in France, building towards a decisive climax in the Alps that includes an unprecedented double finish on Alpe d’Huez. The race is structured with a gradual b…
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