Amaury Sports Organisation unveiled the route for the 100th Tour De France at 11am UK time in Paris this morning.
The route is as follows
Stage 1 Saturday June 29th Porto-Vecchio Bastia 212kms
Stage 2 Sunday June 30 Bastia - Ajaccio 154kms
Stage 3 Monday July 1 Ajaccio Calvi 145
Stage 4 Tuesday July 2 Nice - Nice (Team Time Trial 25kms
Stage 5 Wednesday July 3 - Cagnes-sur-Mer Marseille 219kms
Stage 6 Thursday July 4 Aix-en-Provence - Montpellier 176kms
Stage 7 Friday July 5 Montpellier - Albi 205kms
Stage 8 Saturday July 6 Castres - Ax 3 Domaines 194kms
Stage 9 Sunday July 7 Saint-Girons Bagnères-de-Bigorre 165kms
Transfer on Monday July 8th from Saint-Nazaire to Loire-Atlantique
Stage 10 Tuesday July 9th Saint-Gildas-des-Bois - Saint-Malo 193km
Stage 11 Wednesday July 10 Avranches Mont-Saint-Michel (Individual Time Trial) 33kms
Stage 12 Thursday July 11 Fougères - Tours 218kms
Stage 13 Friday July 12 Tours Saint-Amand-Montrond 173km
Stage 14 Saturday July 13 Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule - Lyon 191kms
Stage 15 Sunday July 14 Givors to Mont Ventoux 242km
Monday July 15 Rest Day
Stage 16 Tuesday July 16 Vaison-la-Romaine - Gap 168kms
Stage 17 Wednesday July 17 Embrun Chorges (Individual time trial) 32kms
Stage 18 Thursday July 18 Gap Alpe-d’Huez 168km
Stage 19 Friday July 19 Bourg-d’Oisans Le Grand-Bornand 204kms
Stage 20 Saturday July 20 Annecy Annecy - Semnoz 125kms
Stage 21 Sunday July 21 Versailles Paris Champs-Élysées 110kms
The 2013 Tour de France will include 28 mountain climbs
or altitude finishes ranked Cat2, Cat1 or HC.
They will be divided up geographically
in the following way:
✔ 4 in Corsica
✔ 2 in the Massif Central
✔ 7 in the Pyrenees
✔15 in the Alps
The final stage will finish in Paris at 9.45pm local time (8.45 UK time) in order to attract a big television audience.