Comment faire pour assister à une Etape du Tour de France ?

Comment faire pour assister à une Etape du Tour de France ?

Sports Tours International est l'agent officiel pour tout participant étranger à L'Etape du Tour et propose donc non seulement complete des offres packagées avec une ou plusieurs nuits d'hôtel et le transport local mais également des entrées simples pour tout participant qui organise lui-même son séjour.

Où loge le Tour de France ?

Mardi 29 juin, l'hôtel Logis de Châteaubourg, l'Ar-Milin, sera entièrement privatisé pour accueillir l'équipe de coureurs cyclistes français, AG2R Citroën et son staff, soit une cinquantaine de personnes.

Who are the favourites for the Tour de France 2019 title?

• Once again, Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates) and Primož Roglič (Jumbo-Visma) will be the main favourites for the title. The two are among the strongest climbers in the peloton and are also world-leading time trialists, which could prove decisive with two tests against the clock lying in wait for the riders.

What is the Tour de France and why is it important?

• The Tour is a UCI World Tour event, which means that the teams that compete in the race are mostly UCI WorldTeams, with the exception of the teams that the organizers invite. It has become "the world's biggest annual sporting event.". Traditionally, the race is held primarily in the month of July.

What is the Tour de France points classification?

• The points classification is the third oldest of the currently awarded jersey classifications. It was introduced in the 1953 Tour de France and was first won by Fritz Schär. The classification was added to draw the participation of the sprinters as well as celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Tour.

What to expect from stage 18 of the Tour de France?

• Stage 18 provides two more HC tests in the Col du Tourmalet and the summit finish at Luz Ardiden, the last chance for climbers to make their mark. A penultimate sprint stage follows, taking the peloton to Libourne, where stage 20 brings the GC finale in the shape of a 30.8-kilometre time trial to Saint-Emilion.