Stage 21 of the Tour de France 2022 starts in La Défense Arena and concludes with our old friend: the sprint finish on the Champs-Élysées, the classic denouement of the Tour.
When is stage 21 of the Tour de France taking place?
The Tour de France stage 21 takes place on Sunday, July 24 starting at 15:45 BST with an anticipated finish time of 18:34 BST.
Tour de France 2022 stage 21: expected timings
| Route | Distance to go | Anticipated Time (BST) |
| Paris La Défense Arena | 115.6km | 15:45 |
| Paris Haut de Champs-Élysées (3rd lap) | 26.5km | 17:55 |
| Paris Champs-Élysées | 0km | 18:34 |
Tour de France 2022 stage 21 route
Tour de France 2022 stage 21: what to expect
Tour de France 2022 stage 21: riders to watch
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