France Premium is preparing an editorial Tour de France hub: stages, daily reports, classifications, weather, traffic and a French perspective in one place.
Data status
For the Tour de France page we use controlled editorial sources and a cached FirstCycling research adapter. This is not an official live data feed.
Daily report
Concise context for the current stage: winner, breakaways, time gaps, crashes, tactical decisions and French reactions.
Stage schedule
Start, finish, profile and special features of each stage. Later this block can receive official timing, elevation and live split data.
Classifications
Yellow jersey, mountains, points, young rider and team standings in a calm, understandable format.
Weather and traffic
Connection with our weather and traffic data along stage locations, especially for travellers and roadside spectators.
Official 2026 stage schedule
The 2026 Tour de France starts in Barcelona on 4 July and finishes in Paris on 26 July. The schedule is based on the official Tour de France route.
Stage 1-
04.07.2026 · 19.6 km
Team time trialStage 2-
05.07.2026 · 168.5 km
HillyStage 3-
06.07.2026 · 195.9 km
MountainStage 4-
07.07.2026 · 181.9 km
HillyStage 5-
08.07.2026 · 158.3 km
FlatStage 6-
09.07.2026 · 186.2 km
MountainStage 7-
10.07.2026 · 175.1 km
FlatStage 8-
11.07.2026 · 180.4 km
FlatStage 9-
12.07.2026 · 185.5 km
HillyRest day
Rest day ·
13.07.2026
Rest dayStage 10-
14.07.2026 · 166.6 km
MountainStage 11-
15.07.2026 · 161.3 km
FlatStage 12-
16.07.2026 · 179.1 km
FlatStage 13-
17.07.2026 · 205.8 km
HillyStage 14-
18.07.2026 · 155.3 km
MountainStage 15-
19.07.2026 · 183.9 km
MountainRest day
Rest day ·
20.07.2026
Rest dayStage 16-
21.07.2026 · 26.1 km
Individual time trialStage 17-
22.07.2026 · 174.7 km
FlatStage 18-
23.07.2026 · 185.2 km
MountainStage 19-
24.07.2026 · 127.9 km
MountainStage 20-
25.07.2026 · 170.9 km
MountainStage 21-
26.07.2026 · 133 km
Flat
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Official licence paths
As no reliable official Tour API is currently available, FirstCycling is used only as an internal research source. A.S.O. and the Tour de France pages remain the official references.