Preliminary startlist 2024 Tour de France with Tadej Pogacar, Jonas Vingegaard, Primoz Roglic, Remco Evenepoel, Mark Cavendish, Tom Pidcock, Mads Pedersen and Jasper Philipsen
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Startlist. The 2024 Tour de France will be a special edition, with it's Grand Depart in Florence and Emilia-Romagna over the border in Italy, and for the first time in many years, a finale away from Paris as the riders will head into Nice for the race finale. It will take place from the 29th June to the 21st of July.
The preliminary startlist includes riders such as: Chris Froome, Arnaud De Lie, Felix Gall, Jasper Philipsen, Arnaud Démare, Mark Cavendish, Matej Mohoric, Primoz Roglic, Jai Hindley, Aleksandr Vlasov, Guillaume Martin, Richard Carapaz, David Gaudu, Stefan Küng, Tom Pidcock, Carlos Rodríguez, Sepp Kuss, Jonas Vingegaard, Tao Geoghegan Hart, Mads Pedersen, Enric Mas, Mikel Landa, Remco Evenepoel, Fabio Jakobsen, Simon Yates, Dylan Groenewegen, Tadej Pogacar, João Almeida, Juan Ayuso and Adam Yates.
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- this is just stupid. you already have 23%, gravel is over the topabstractengineer03-11-2026
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- You despise him because he calls out the truth....OK clown !frieders303-11-2026
- JV is really slighting himself with not doing the 1 dayers.. 🤷
leedorney02-11-2026 - Watch the interview on youtube. I don't speak French. I do speak English and Spanish and you can hear it in his voice. Years ago LeMond had real personal problems I imagine in no small part because of Armstrong. then Armstrong goes round "full blast" re: LeMond having drinking and drug problems. The same way Andreu was expelled from mainstream cycling so was LeMond. On the positive side the clips of the ride and chatting with old teammates and was good. To seemed like a fun day and experience and good reason brush up his French.atom02-11-2026
- and another no-news article around the ‚2 tokyo jogging rounds‘ headline, this time spiced with some days old ‚news‘ that the LA and japan vacation trips come during or after the tdf route release. i am getting more and more annoyed by this time-stealing no-news crap. but who am i to complain? nobody forces me to come back for more ‚news‘ day after day …Ketterechts02-11-2026
- It would likely be a very steep section of 4.1 km, not changing the average gradient considerably, with the climb remaining 10.1 km at 11.8%. It would reach 20% on the gravel. It would start 1.6 km in, and finish with 4.2 km left to climb (before the short final descent)
Rafionain-Glas02-11-2026 - Welcome to the off-season.
santiagobenites02-11-2026 - guillaume martin in this list is quite a surprise as a gc rider.Ketterechts02-11-2026
- Who cares what Bruyneel thinks. He and his best mate Lance, the biggest fraud in the history of sport, have no place commenting on anything but how to lie and cheat!whit2pet02-11-2026
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