Wales gears up for Tour de France as Britain officially takes the reins
Channel 5 will carry the UK stages free-to-air as organisers recruit thousands of volunteers for the first dual Grand Départs outside France.
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Where will Tadej Pogačar chase a record sixth overall victory in the world's biggest race? The three-day start of the 114th Tour de France will be hosted by Great Britain from July 2 to 4, with the big loop returning home in Normandy, followed by a lap to Paris.
Germany wants to bring the Grand Depart to Berlin and Central Germany 40 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 2029. Financing and route are still open.
Wales gears up for Tour de France as Britain officially takes the reins
The Tour de France’s visit to Wales next summer has moved a step closer after the Grand Départ Trophy was officially presented to Great Britain in Paris following the final stage of this year’s race. The handover from 2026 host Barcelona, confirms Britain as hosts of both the men’s and women’s Grands Départs in 2027 – the first time both have started from the same country outside France. Stage three of the men’s race will travel from Welshpool t…
Tour de France heading to Wales next summer after Grand Départ Trophy handover | West Wales Chronicle : News for Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and Beyond
The Tour de France’s visit to Wales next summer has moved a step closer after the Grand Départ Trophy was officially presented to Great Britain in Paris following the final stage of this year’s race. The handover from 2026 host Barcelona, confirms Britain as hosts of both the men’s and women’s Grands Départs in 2027 – the first time both have started from the same country outside France. Stage three of the men’s race will travel from Welshpool t…
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sportschau.deIn the presence of the prime ministers from Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia, German Cycling will present the official German application for the Grand Départ 2029 to the organizers of Christian Prudhomme in Berlin. At the beginning of 2027, it is to be expected that the Tour de France will actually lead through Central Germany in three years' time.
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