Cycling Calendar 2020

uci cycling calendar 2021All year round Cyclingstage.com covers the races we feel passionate about. Of course with the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España, but there is so much more… Our 2020 race calendar!
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Tour de France: Winners and records

Egan Bernal 2019 - Tour de France: Winners and recordsThe Tour de France is the holy grail of cycling. Winning a stage or even wearing the yellow jersey for a day can make a career. Wearing a jersey into Paris can make a life. Cyclingstage.com presents La Grande Boucle's recent winners and record holders.
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Tour de France 2020: The Route

Tour de France 2020
The 2020 Tour de France sets off from Nice to finish in Paris. La Grande Boucle races in an anticlockwise loop from Nice through the Provence, Cevennes and Pyrenees before heading north for a stint on the Atlantic coast after the first rest day. A central crossing through the Massif Central leads to the final week in the Alps with an ITT extension on La Planche des Belles Filles as the ultimate uphill test.
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Tour de France 2020 Route stage 1: Nice – Nice

Tour de France 2020 stage 1
Saturday 29 August - At 170 kilometres, the 1st stage of the 2020 Tour de France is a hilly out-and-back race in Nice. The race consists of three loops in the highly picturesque surroundings of the Mediterranean town.
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Tour de France 2020 Route stage 2: Nice – Nice

Tour de France 2020 stage 2
Sunday 30 August - At 190 kilometres, the Tour de Frances serves the first chance for climbers as early as the 2nd stage. The last of four climbs is 5.5 kilometres at 5.5% before the finale is a 9 kilometres descent into Nice.
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Tour de France 2020 Route stage 3: Nice – Sisteron

Monday 31 August - The 3rd stage on the Tour de France is a relatively flat stage from Nice to Sisteron. On gently rolling roads the peloton traverses the Provence for a possible sprint finish.
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Tour de France 2020 Route stage 4: Sisteron – Orcières-Merlette

Tour de France 2020 stage 4
Tuesday 1 September - The Tour de France serves the first summit finish as early as stage 4. At 157 kilometres, the race travels from Sisteron to ski resort Orcières-Merlette. The final haul up is 7.1 kilometres long and slopes at 6.7%
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