Men's Tour Stage returns in 2026

The Men's Tour Stage, a cycling event, is set to return in 2026 on Sunday, July 11. This stage is part of the broader Tour de France, a prestigious multi-stage bicycle race held annually in France.

Public registration opens on November 2

Registration for the general public will begin on Monday, November 2 at 2 p.m. This marks the start of the process for fans and participants to secure their place in the event.

2027 stage details announced

The Tour de France Stage 2027 will take place on 11 July, covering a route from Cluses to Les Saisies. The route is 154 km long and includes a significant elevation gain of 4,850 meters, making it one of the more challenging stages.

Five major climbs featured

The program includes five major ascents: the Col de la Colombière, the Col de la Croix Fry, the Col de la Forclaz de Queige, the Col du Pré with a view of Lake Roselend, and the climb of Bisanne. These climbs are known for their steep gradients and are critical challenges for riders.

2021 winner and results

Last year, Italian cyclist Luca Cavallo won the stage alone, finishing ahead of French rider Thibaut Clément and Antoine Berger. His victory was by 4 minutes and 11 seconds over Clément and 12 minutes and 5 seconds over Berger.

Women's stage results

In the women's category, British cyclist Victoria Stansfield, who resides in Chamonix, won in 6 hours, 19 minutes, and 12 seconds. She finished ahead of Italian riders Martina Cavallo and Annalisa Prato, who were 3 minutes and 19 seconds and 8 minutes and 49 seconds behind, respectively.