Following an article published on Tuesday, September 22, Eric Le Boudec, the mayor of Guerlédan, has clarified his commune’s stance on hosting part of the 2027 Tour de France. The Tour de France is a prestigious annual cycling race that takes place across France, and hosting a stage of the event can bring significant economic and media attention to a region. Le Boudec emphasized that Guerlédan has not officially submitted any candidacy to host a stage of the 2027 Tour de France. He also stated that no formal initiatives have been taken in collaboration with the Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO), which organizes the Tour de France, or with other local authorities. This comes in response to earlier speculation or reports that suggested Guerlédan might be interested in participating in the event. The mayor’s comments aim to dispel any misunderstandings or assumptions about his commune's involvement in the upcoming edition of the race. He clarified that while discussions about the Tour de France might occur in the region, there is currently no concrete plan or application in the works. This clarification is important in the context of the broader debate about which regions should host the Tour de France, as local governments often weigh the benefits of such an event against the logistical and financial challenges it may bring. For now, Guerlédan remains uninvolved in the process.