SuperSport on DStv is your home of cycling, and the sport’s most prestigious event, theTour de France, will be held from Saturday 5 to Sunday 27 July, starting in Lille and ending on the Champs Elysees in Paris This 112th edition of the TDF will have 21 stages Here is a breakdown of what to expect from each, as reigning champion Tadej Pogacar chases a fourth general classification (GC) triumph, to add to his victories in 2020, 2021 and 2024 Stage 1: Lille Métropole → Lille Métropole (185 km)
The Grand Départ takes place in Lille, featuring a flat loop around the city
Sprinters will vie for the first Yellow Jersey, with potential crosswinds adding excitement Climbs like Mont Cassel and Mont Noir may influence the King of the Mountains classification Stage 2: Lauwin-Planque → Boulogne-sur-Mer (212 km)
A hilly stage through Artois and Boulonnais regions, challenging sprinters with constant elevation changes and potential wind exposure Climbs such as Mont Cassel and Mont Noir will test riders’ endurance
Stage 3: Valenciennes → Dunkerque (178 km)
A flat stage ideal for sprinters, with a route through the vast countryside of French Flanders Crosswinds could play a significant role, potentially splitting the peloton and leading to a dynamic finish Stage 4: Amiens Métropole → Rouen (173 km)
A hilly stage featuring several climbs, including Côte de Saint-Nicolas and Côte de la Montagne de Rouen The route offers opportunities for breakaways and challenges for both sprinters and
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