Où passe le Tour de France en 2021 ?
Où passe le Tour de France en 2021 ?
Le parcours du Tour de France 2021....
| Date | Etape | Km |
|---|---|---|
| 12/07 | Andorre (jour de repos) | |
| 13/07 | 16. Pas de la Case - Saint-Gaudens | 169 |
| 14/07 | 17. Muret - Saint-Lary-Soulan | 178 |
| 15/07 | 18. Pau - Luz-Ardiden | 130 |
Comment faire pour assister à une étape 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.
What is Etape by Tour de France?
- The Etape by Tour de France series consists of all the official Tour De France branded events. Amateurs can now tackle routes on five continents similar to the ones on the actual Tour De France and experience all the emotions and excitement of participating in an event bearing the Tour de France name.
What is the amateurs Tour de France?
- Amateurs can now tackle routes on five continents similar to the ones on the actual Tour De France and experience all the emotions and excitement of participating in an event bearing the Tour de France name. Who can say that they’ve never dreamt of slipping into the Tour de France peloton?
Where do you start the Tour de France in Texas?
- Start in the Northwest San Antonio and head into the famous Texas hill country on partially and fully closed roads. L'Étape San Antonio by Tour de France is for all cyclists—the challengers, the casual riders and the kids. If you're looking for a serious challenge, race in the 100-miler.
Why ride the Tour de France?
- More and more to discover –. A Tour that starts from the south of France is rare enough to allow the riders to immediately take off ovn an adventure in selective mountains. Indeed the menu of the opening week distinguishes itself by its diversity and a large part of mountain climbing without however just focusing on the usual great passes.
