Tour de France Starts Today In Copenhagen

by Leandro Lutz • 01.07.2022
Tour de France starts today in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a 13.2km Individual Time Trial. Who will take the first yellow jersey?

Tour de France starts today in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a 13.2km Individual Time Trial. Who will take the first yellow jersey?

The Tour de France is an absolute summer classic. Join here at ProXCskiing.com to get Eurosport’s Roberto Vacchi’s comments before all stages:

Stage 1 – Copenhagen — Copenhagen 13.2 km (Individual Time Trial)

“Finally, it’s time for the Tour de France, and this year’s edition begins with three days in Denmark. And the first stage is an individual time trial of 13.2 kilometers in Copenhagen. This is on an urban course, passing over Queen Louise bridge to eventually reach the harbor area where cyclists pass The Little Mermaid and round the castle, then roll to the finish on HC Andersens Boulevard. It will be cool and will also impact the race immediately,” says Vacchi.

The broadcast starts on Eurosport at 15:30.

Tour de France – Stage 1 – Course Map

Tour de France Stage 1 Course Map. Image: ©GEOATLAS

Tour de France – Stage 1 – Course Profile

Tour de France Stage 1 Course Profile. Image: ©A.S.O

Tour de France – All Stages – Course Map

Tour de France All Stages. Image: ©GEOATLAS 
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