Get ready for the most prestigious cycling event in the world. Experience the thrill, the challenge, and the glory of professional cycling.
The Tour de France is the most prestigious and challenging cycling race in the world, attracting the best cyclists from around the globe. Since its inception in 1903, it has become a symbol of endurance, determination, and athletic excellence.
In 2027, we're bringing you an even more spectacular edition with challenging routes through France's most breathtaking landscapes, from the Alps to the Pyrenees, and the iconic Champs-Élysées finish.
With over 3,500 kilometers of racing across 21 stages, the Tour de France 2027 promises to deliver unforgettable moments of sporting drama and human achievement.
Conquer the legendary climbs of the Alps and Pyrenees, testing the limits of human endurance.
Race against the clock in individual and team time trials across stunning French countryside.
High-speed sprints through picturesque villages and rolling hills of rural France.
The iconic finish on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, where legends are made.
18 elite UCI WorldTour teams competing for glory
Top professional teams earning their spot through wildcard invitations
The world's best cyclists, 9 per team, ready to compete
Champions from over 30 countries wearing their national colors
The Tour de France 2027 is scheduled to begin in early July 2027 and run for 23 days, concluding with the traditional finish on the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
Most stages of the Tour de France are free to watch from the roadside. For premium viewing areas and VIP experiences, ticket information will be available on our official website closer to the event date.
The official route for Tour de France 2027 will be announced in October 2026. Stay subscribed to our newsletter for immediate updates and exclusive route previews.
The Tour de France will be broadcast live on major sports networks worldwide. Additionally, our website will provide live tracking, stage updates, and real-time statistics throughout the race.
The 2027 edition features new challenging mountain stages, innovative route design, and enhanced fan experiences. With over 3,500km of racing, it promises to be one of the most exciting Tours in recent history.