2009 Tour de France route announced
TOUR DE FRANCE 2009 |
Saturday, July 4
Stage 1
Monaco
15km individual time trial
Hilly
Sunday, July 5
Stage 2
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Monaco-Brignoles 182km
Monday, July 6
Stage 3
Marseille-La Grande Motte 196km
Tuesday, July 7
Stage 4
Montpellier TTT 38km
Including real-time timing
Wednesday, July 8
Stage 5
La Cap d'Agde-Perpignan 197km
Thursday, July 9
Stage 6
Girona-Barcelona 175km
Friday, July 10
Stage 7
Barcelona-Port d'Orliana Arcalis (Andorra) 224km
Saturday, July 11
Stage 8
Andorra-Saint Girons 176km
Sunday, July 12
Stage 9
St Gaudens-Tarbes 160km
Including the Aspin and the Tourmalet
Monday, July 13
Rest day
Tuesday, July 14
Stage 10
Limoges-Issoudun 193km
Wednesday, July 15
Stage 11
Vatan-St. Fargeau 192km
Thursday, July 16
Stage 12
Tonnerre-Vittel 200km
Friday, July 17
Stage 13
Vittel-Colmar 200km
Hilly
Saturday, July 18
Stage 14
Colmar-Besancon 199km
Sunday, July 19
Stage 15
Pontarlier-Verbier (Switzerland) 207km
Including Col des Mosses
Monday, July 20
Rest day
(2009 Etape du Tour from Montélimar to Mont Ventoux will be held)
Tuesday, July 21
Stage 16
Martigny-Bourg St. Maurice 165km
Col de Grand St. Bernard
Col de Petit St. Bernard
Wednesday, July 22
Stage 17
St. Maurice-Grand Bornand 190km
Thursday, July 23
Stage 18
Annecy TT 40km
Friday, July 24
Stage 19
Bourgain Jallieu-Aubenas 195km
Saturday, July 25
Stage 20
Montelimar-Mont Ventoux 167km
Etape du Tour stage
Sunday, July 26
Stage 21
Montereau Fault Yonne-Paris 160km
TOUR DE FRANCE 2009 LINKS |
9 reasons why Mont Ventoux is a symbolic climb
Analysis: Mont Ventoux to decide the Tour
Inside the Tour: 2009 race by numbers
Etape du Tour 2009: It's the Ventoux
2009 Tour de France route stage-by-stage
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