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- The 2022 Tour de France was the 109th edition of the Tour de France. It started in Copenhagen, Denmark on 1 July 2022 and ended with the final stage on the Champs-Élysées, Paris on 24 July 2022.
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Sep 2, 2022 · The Tour of Britain takes place over eight days, with one stage per day. The first stage starts from Aberdeen on Sunday 4 September. The final stage will be on the Isle of Wight – a Tour of...
The 2022 Tour de France was the 109th edition of the Tour de France. It started in Copenhagen, Denmark on 1 July 2022 and ended with the final stage on the Champs-Élysées, Paris on 24 July 2022. Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard (Team Jumbo–Visma) won the general classification for the first time.
- Friday, 1 July - stage one: Copenhagen - Copenhagen, 13.2km. Yves Lampaert is the first Belgian to take the yellow jersey since Greg van Avermaet in 2018.
- Saturday, 2 July - stage two: Roskilde - Nyborg, 202.2km. Fabio Jakobsen (front left) is making his Tour de France debut.
- Sunday, 3 July - stage three: Vejle - Sonderborg, 182km. Dylan Groenewegen (front centre) had not won a stage at the Tour since 2019.
- Tuesday, 5 July - stage four: Dunkirk - Calais, 171.5km. Van Aert has now won six stages at the Tour de France - he claimed two victories in 2020, and three last year.
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Aberdeen – Glenshee Ski Centre
1. When:Sunday 4 September 2. Distance:180.8km 3. Total elevation:2,512m 4. Skoda KOMs:Bennachie Forest (Cat 3); My Lord’s Throat (Cat 3); Suie Road (Cat 2); Glenshee Ski Centre (Cat 1) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Inverurie; Alford; Ballater The 2022 Tour of Britain opens in Aberdeen, in exactly the same spot as Wout van Aert clinched last year’s victory in a gripping finale with home favourite Ethan Hayter. The riders will start in Union Street, though racing will be neutralised until they cross last...
Hawick – Duns
1. When:Monday 5 September 2. Distance:174.8km 3. Total elevation:2,547m 4. Skoda KOMs:Wanside Rig (Cat 3); Mainslaughter Law (Cat 3); Hardens Hill (Cat 3) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Morebattle; Coldstream; Reston As with last year’s race, this is another hilly week, packed to the gills with climbing. The previous day’s 2,500 metres of elevation are followed by the same again today and only stage five drops under 2,000m. We’re again in Scottish Borders territory, but despite the frequency of visits h...
Durham – Sunderland
1. When:Tuesday 6 September 2. Distance:163.3km 3. Total elevation:2,518m 4. Skoda KOMs:Chapel Fell (Cat 1); Billy Lane (Cat 2); High Moorsley (Cat 3) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Stanhope; Bishop Auckland; Ferryhill County Durham’s Chapel Fell makes an appearance on day three. At 627m high, it would be the ceiling of many Tours of Britain, but for the earlier visit to the Cairngorms. The climb begins in the village of St John’s Chapel, averaging 8.3 per cent over almost 4km. “The riders who are hangin...
Redcar – Duncombe Park, Helmsley
1. When:Wednesday 7 September 2. Distance:149.5km 3. Total elevation:2,669m 4. Skoda KOMs:Robin Hood’s Bay (Cat 1); Egton Bank (Cat 2); Carlton Bank (Cat 1) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Whitby; Stokesley; Newgate Bank Just 40 miles separate the previous night’s finish and the start in Redcar, for what is the toughest stage on paper – the shortest, but with the most climbing (2,669m). The route heads south down the coast to Whitby, before turning inland to traverse the North York Moors National Park. It...
West Bridgford – Mansfield
1. When:Thursday 8 September 2. Distance:187km 3. Total elevation:1,691m 4. Skoda KOMs:Keyworth (Cat 3); Sparken Hill (Cat 3) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Edingley; Retford; Clumber Park With four chunky stages through mountain ranges of northern Scotland and England, it seems fair to the riders that they get a stage offering something close to a respite. It’s hardly flat, though – it almost never is in the Tour of Britain – but with 1,691 metres elevation over the longest stage, the peloton can take s...
Tewkesbury – Gloucester
1. When:Friday 9 September 2. Distance:165.1km 3. Total elevation:2,158m 4. Skoda KOMs:Round Hill (Cat 2); Withington Hill (Cat 3); Crowley Hill (Cat 2) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Cirencester; Rangeworthy; Dursley Gloucestershire is a frequent host of the Tour of Britain, but stage 6 marks the first time it has hosted a full stage entirely within its borders. The start and finish are separated by a little over 10 miles, so fans can easily visit both should they want to. There are KOM points up for gr...
West Bay – Ferndown
1. When:Saturday 10 September 2. Distance:175.9km 3. Total elevation:2,377m 4. Skoda KOMs:Daggers Gate (Cat 3); Whiteways Hill (Cat 2); Okeford Hill (Cat 2) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Dorchester; Wareham; Knowlton Stage 7 should prove a treat for riders and spectators alike. Remarkably, it’s the first time that the modern Tour of Britain (since 2004) has visited Dorset, and Hawes has served up a barnstormer of a route that showcases the county’s wonderful scenery and stiff climbs. From West Bay, know...
Ryde – The Needles
1. When:Sunday 11 September 2. Distance:148.7km 3. Total elevation:2,131m 4. Skoda KOMs:Brading Down (Cat 1); Cowleaze Hill (Cat 2); Zig Zag Road/Ventnor (Cat 1); Tennyson Down (Cat 2) 5. Eisberg Sprints:Sandown; Yarmouth; Cowes For the first time, the Tour of Britain arrives on the Isle of Wight. Such are the logistics of getting to the island that the race could only ever start or finish there and, with sporting terrain and wonderful scenery, it’ll be a fitting finale for any bike race. The...
The 2022 Tour de France set off on Friday 1 July in Copenhagen, Denmark, and finished on Sunday the 24th in Paris. Read about the entire route of the Tour de France. Please click on the links in underneath scheme for in-depth information on the individual stages.
The 30th edition of the Étape du Tour de France will be held on 10th July 2022 on the same course as the Tour de France’s 12th stage, stretching for 170 km from Briançon to Alpe d'Huez, featuring the Galibier and the Croix de Fer for a total altitude gain of 4,700 metres.
Jun 29, 2022 · Tour de France 2022 route and stages – Schedule, key dates and predictions in battle for yellow jersey. The biggest bike race in the world begins on July 1 in Copenhagen. Every one of the 21 ...
