|
July 3-25
From July 3 to 25 2010, there is the 97th Tour de France. The competition is composed by 20 stages plus a prologue for a total of 3,600 km from Holland to France.
There are 9 stages in plain, 6 mountain stages with 3 uphill finish, 1 prologue and 1 individual time trial of 51 km, with two days of rest.
The cyclists of the Grande Boucle will face 3.600 kilometers of road and climb 23 mountain passes.
This year there are 11 new city-stage:
Arenberg Porte du Hainaut, Bourg-de-Péage, Bourg-lès-Valence, Gueugnon, Longjumeau, Pamiers, Pauillac, Sisteron, Station des Rousses, Tournus, Wanze (Belgique).
Tour de France stages 2010
Saturday, July 3rd - Rotterdam> Rotterdam - 8 km (prologue)
Sunday, July 4 - Rotterdam> Brussels - 224 km
Monday, July 5 - Brussels> Spa - 192 km
Tuesday, July 6 - Wanze> Arenberg Porte du Hainaut - 207 km
Wednesday, July 7 - Cambrai> Reims - 150 km
Thursday, July 8 - Epernay> Montargis - 185 km
Friday, July 9 - Montargis> Gueugnon - 225 km
Saturday, July 10 - Tournus> Redheads Station - 161 km
Sunday, July 11 - Station des Rousses> Morzine-Avoriaz - 189 km
Monday, July 12 - Morzine-Avoriaz (rest)
Tuesday, July 13 - Morzine-Avoriaz> Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne - 204 km
Wednesday, July 14 - Chambéry> Gap - 179 km
Thursday, July 15 - Sisteron> Bourg-les-Valence - 180 km
Friday, July 16 - Bourg-de-Toll> Mende - 210 km
Saturday, July 17 - Rodez> Revel - 195 km
Sunday, July 18 - Revel> Ax-3 Domaines - 184 km
Monday, July 19 - Pamiers> Bagneres-de-Luchon - 187 km
Tuesday, July 20 - Bagneres-de-Luchon> Pau - 196 km
Wednesday, July 21 - Pau (Rest)
Thursday, July 22 - Pau> Col du Tourmalet - 174 km
Friday, July 23 - Salies-de-Bearn> Bordeaux - 190 km
Saturday, July 24 - Bordeaux> Pauillac - 51 km (individual time trial)
Sunday, July 25 - Longjumeau> Paris Champs-Elysees - 105 km
|
