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Tour de France holidays by coach 2025

Tour de France Finale by coach

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Coach trip packages including hotel, coach travel and the Finale of the Tour de France

When: Saturday 5th July - Sunday 27th July 2025    
Grand Depart (Start of the race): Lille, France to Paris, France

The Tour de France is over for another year and what a dominant force Pogacar was! We are looking forward to hopefully another battle for the yellow jersey in 2025 maybe between Vingegaard, Pogacar and Evenepoel. 

The Tour de France 2025 will start in Lille, France, and will remain within France until the grande finale back in Paris. This is the first time since 2020 that the tour has not made any detours out of the French Borders. 

There will be 176 riders representing 22 teams take part in the 2025 Tour de France race. There will be 21 stages -7 flat stages, 6 hilly stages, 6 mountain stages with five mountain finishes and 2 time trials. As usual there will be 2 rest days. This years total vertical gain will be 51,550m! 

During the Tour each stage has a winner and the rider who completes the stages in the overall shortest amount of time goes on to win the 'Tour de France'.

The reason why the race is so colourful is because various achievements are marked with a different coloured jersey. The yellow jersey (maillot jaune) is worn by the cyclist who has accumulated the least amount of time per day or the race leader. The green jersey (maillot vert) is given to the cyclist with the most sprint points. The white jersey is worn by the most impressive rider 25 years or under. Finally, the polka dot jersey (maillot a pois) is for the cyclist who is the first to make it to the top of the mountain stages.

Previous Winners of the Tour de France:
2024 - Tadej Pogacar - Slovenia
2023 -Jonas Vingegaard - Denmark
2022 -Jonas Vingegaard - Denmark
2021- Tadej Pogacar - Slovenia

Each competitor of the Tour de France belongs to a team of 9 cyclists comprising of one "leader" and eight domestiques. The domestiques' role is to protect the leader, from wind and provide the leader with food and drinks, ensuring the leader is victorious.