The Tour de France guide with all the stage profiles on one page along with a summary of each stageat inrng.com/tour and from here to July available via the menu at the top of the page.
Once the race rulebook is published there will be details on the points and mountains competitions, time cuts and more for easy reference during July.
The Tour de Suisse starts in Italy today and there are only five stages. What was once the fourth biggest stage race on the World Tour calendar has now become the joint-shortest.
Isaac del Toro rides solo to the Plateau de Solaison. Third overall in the morning, he overtook Luke Tuckwell and Matteo Jorgenson to take the stage and the race overall, all with a comfortable margin.
A stage for the sprinters only there are so few in the race it could suit the breakaway too.
To offset a predictable preview, today’s postcard tells the tale of one of the best jerseys ever.
A day to reshape the overall classification. A dress rehearsal ahead of the Tour de France? Yes but today’s course is longer and requires more finesse, it’s even more about cohesion than usual.
