On a route similar to 2025, with three ascents of the hill, the sprinters will once again have all the difficulty in the world to win and this 21st stage could once again crown a puncher who has kept sufficient energy.
The 21st stage will take a route similar to that of 2025 with three ascents of the Montmartre hill, complicating the task of the sprinters in favor of a possible puncher.
These stage profiles could also suit Paul Seixas, who recently took third place in the world championships in the specialty.
The mountain ranges also feature on the program, with the Alps and the Pyrenees each hosting two stages.
This new edition will notably offer 71 km of individual time trials, spread over two routes of 38 km for the first and 33 for the second, set respectively during the 7th and 16th stages.
38 km for the first, 33 for the second: the 2027 edition will offer 71 km of individual time trials, set respectively during the 7th and 16th stages.
The Grand Départ had already been known for several months, with three stages in Great Britain.
“Rue Lepic, the Butte Montmartre are what the Tour public made of them.
Stages which could also suit Paul Seixas, recent third in the world championships in the specialty.
The Alps, like the Pyrenees, will each host two stages.