US EditionTour De France Femmes Breaks Viewership Records in France
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The Tour de France Femenino, in its current edition, has lasted only four seasons, since its creation in 2022. It grew, from eight to nine stages, became tougher, more competitive, and viewers are responding: in France, it broke records, increasing significantly compared to the last years. According to France TV, the race, which took place between 26 July and 3 August, had a total collective audience of 25.7 million through linear television (Fr…
Tour de France Femmes breaks viewership records in France
Women's Tour de France, in its current edition, has only lasted for four seasons, since it was founded in 2022. It grew, from eight to nine stages, it got harder, more competitive, and viewers are responding: in France, it broke records, significatively increasing from last years. According to France TV, the race, that ran between July 26 and August 3, had a total collective audience of 25.7 million across linear TV (France 2 and France 3) and d…
We graded every team’s Tour de France Femmes performance
Cyclist We graded every team’s Tour de France Femmes performance After another week of racing around France, the Tour de France Femmes came to a glittering conclusion in the Alps on Sunday. Indeed, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot became the first Frenchwoman to win the Tour de France Femmes in its current iteration, following on from Catherine Marsal’s win at the original Tour back in 1990. The Visma-Lease a Bike rider picked up two stage wins en route t…
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