Tour de France 2021: route map, details, stage profiles and schedules

3383 kilometers over 21 stages from Brest to Paris, after two initial stages promised to the punchers, a first time trial to establish a hierarchy, before the Alps, a detour via a double ascent of Mont Ventoux, the Pyrenees, and a final traditional time trial the day before the finish in Saint-Emilion: find the details and profiles of the stages of the 108th Tour de France route, which takes place from June 26 to July 18.

Map credits: ©GEOATLAS – Profile and time schedule credits: ©A.S.O.

Where to watch the Tour de France 2021 live and delayed on TV?

• On France TV (France 2 and France 3), all stages will be broadcast in full. After each stage, the show Vélo Club on France 2 will review the important moments of the day, until 6:30 p.m. You can also find le Journal du Tour, at 8:05 p.m. on France 3, and l’Image du jour around 8:40 p.m. on France 2.
• On Eurosport and Eurosport Player: all stages live, followed by the show Les Rois de la Pédale, and delayed at different times in the evening, night or morning, and stages can also be watched delayed on Eurosport Player for subscribers.

The route and schedule of the Tour de France 2021 in detail

1st stage / Saturday, June 26: Brest → Landerneau – 197.8 km

2nd stage / Sunday, June 27: Perros-Guirec → Mûr-de-Bretagne (Guerlédan) – 183.5 km

3rd stage / Monday, June 28: Lorient → Pontivy – 182.9 km

4th stage / Tuesday, June 29: Redon → Fougères – 150.4 km

5th stage / Wednesday, June 30: Changé → Laval : 27.2 km / Individual Time Trial

6th stage / Thursday, July 1: Tours → Châteauroux – 160.6 km

7th stage / Friday, July 2: Vierzon → Le Creusot – 249.1 km

8th stage / Saturday, July 3: Oyonnax → Le Grand-Bornand – 150.8 km

9th stage / Sunday, July 4: Cluses → Tignes – 144.9 km

Monday, July 5: Rest day

10th stage / Tuesday, July 6: Albertville → Valence – 190.7 km

11th stage / Wednesday, July 7: Sorgues → Malaucène – 198.9 km

12th stage / Thursday, July 8: Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux → Nîmes – 159.4 km

13th stage / Friday, July 9: Nîmes → Carcassonne – 219.9 km

14th stage / Saturday, July 10: Carcassonne → Quillan – 183.7 km

15th stage / Sunday, July 11: Céret → Andorra la Vella – 191.3 km

Monday, July 12: Rest day

16th stage / Tuesday, July 13: Pas de la Case → Saint-Gaudens – 169 km

17th stage / Wednesday, July 14: Muret → Saint-Lary-Soulan Col du Portet – 178.4 km

18th stage / Thursday, July 15: Pau → Luz Ardiden – 129.7 km

19th stage / Friday, July 16: Mourenx → Libourne – 207 km

20th stage / Saturday, July 17: Libourne → Saint-Émilion – 30.8 km Individual Time Trial

21st stage / Sunday, July 18: Chatou → Paris Champs-Élysées – 108.4 km

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