Monaco will be the starting point of your final day in two years
The Tour has passed through Monaco six times, the first in 1939 and the last in 2009
The Tour de France will return to Monaco in its 2024 edition after fifteen years, by including the Principality as the start of his last stage, which will be an individual time trial ending in Nice on July 21.
Two days after announcing that the test will not end for the first time in its history in Paris, given the proximity of the Olympic Games that will open on the 26th, the French round confirmed this Saturday thate Monaco will be the starting point of his final day in two years.
The Tour has passed through Monaco six times, the first in 1939 and the last in 2009when it was the starting point of that edition won by the Spanish Alberto Contador, with the individual time trial won by the Swiss Fabian Cancellara, followed precisely by the runner from Madrid.