The 2024 Tour de France begins on July 5 in Lille and concludes on July 27 in Paris. The event spans 3,339 kilometers, with a notable challenge involving three crossings of Montmartre in the finale. Riders will face a total elevation gain of 52,500 meters, including finishes on six mountain stages. Key highlights include the legendary climb to Mount Ventoux and the 2,304-meter-high Col de la Loze. Two individual time trials are expected to impact overall standings, while defending champion Tadej Pogacar emerges as a favorite.
This year's Tour de France begins on July 5 in Lille, featuring a total of 3,339 kilometers, with the final stage in Paris on July 27.
Riders will accumulate 52,500 meters in elevation gain across six mountain stages, including a challenging finish at the 2,304-meter-high Col de la Loze.
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