The 2007 tour route has been announced and we are updating the website with more information.
The tour route is 3550 kilometers over 20 stages, starting in London and ending in Paris.
There will be a total of 11 flat stages, 2 individual time trials and 6 mountain stages, with three being mountain top finishes
photo: ASO
The Stages:
Saturday 7 July, prologue: London, 8km
Sunday 8 July, stage 1: London-Canterbury, 203km Monday 9 July, stage 2: Dunkirk-Gent, 167km
Tuesday 10 July, stage 3: Waregem-Compiègne, 236km
Wednesday 11 July, stage 4: Villers Cotterêts-Joigny, 190km
Thursday 12 July, stage 5: Chablis-Autun, 184km
Friday 13 July, stage 6: Semur en Auxois-Bourg en Bresse, 200km
Saturday 14 July, stage 7: Bourg en Bresse-Le Grand Bornand, 197km
Sunday 15 July, stage 8: Le Grand Bornand-Tignes, 165km
Monday 16 July: rest day at Tignes
Tuesday 17 July, stage 9: Val d’Isère-Briançon, 161km
Wednesday 18 July, stage 10: Tallard-Marseille, 229km
Thursday 19 July, stage 11: Marseille-Montpellier, 180km
Friday 20 July, stage 12, Montpellier-Castres, 179km
Saturday 21 July, stage 13: Albi time trial, 54km
Sunday 22 July, stage 14: Mazamet-Plateau de Beille, 197km
Monday 23 July, stage 15: Foix-Loudenvielle Le Louron, 196km
Tuesday 24 July: rest day at Pau
Wednesday 25 July, stage 16: Orthez-Gourette Col d’Aubisque, 218km
Thursday 26 July, stage 17: Pau-Castelsarrasin, 188km
Friday 27 July, stage 18: Cahors-Angoulême, 210km
Saturday 28 July, stage 19: Cognac-Angoulême time trial, 55km
Sunday 29 July, stage 20: Marcoussis-Paris Champs Élysées, 130km
