Jumbo-Visma has already won five stages. Two with Van Aert, two with Vingegaard and one with Christophe Laporte. The Frenchman won on Friday in Cahors after a nice last one and a half kilometers.
Stage 20: Lacapelle-Marival – Rocamadour
- When: Saturday 23 July, first start at 13:05 and last arrival around 17:50
- Distance: 40 kilometers
- Type: individual time trial
Finally, on the last Saturday, there is a time trial of forty kilometers in the hilly department of the Lot. That’s going to be a very long one survival of the fittest and the hour of truth. It is a difficult time trial, which is ten kilometers longer than last year. Continuous up and down, twisting and turning. Just like two years ago at Planche des Belles Filles, it can still happen here. In total, this Tour counts five kilometers less against the time than last year, but forty kilometers at the end of a difficult Tour is a killer long.
Overview
The winner of this year’s Tour will have to be at home in all markets, as the organization has mapped out a very varied route. Below you will find an overview of what the riders can expect in the coming weeks.
View all the stages still to be completed below:
Stage 21: Paris La Défense Arena – Paris Champs Elysées
- When: Sunday 24 July, start at 4.30 pm and arrival around 7.30 pm
- Distance: 112 km
- Type: flat
In 2024, the Tour through the Olympic Games will not end in Paris, but this year we can enjoy the traditional closing: after a trip through the suburbs of the capital, where traditionally the winner already sips from a first glass of champagne, follows the legendary Champs Elysées the ‘World Championship for sprinters’. Or the first criterion, depending on how you look at it. The fact is that every sprinter has this evening stage to write in his name.
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