Reminder: Tour de France 2025 on PelotonTales
Only a few days left until the Tour de France 2025 route presentation on 29 October 2024. While we’re waiting for the program of next… Read More »Reminder: Tour de France 2025 on PelotonTales
Only a few days left until the Tour de France 2025 route presentation on 29 October 2024. While we’re waiting for the program of next… Read More »Reminder: Tour de France 2025 on PelotonTales
In 1954, Louison Bobet entered the Tour de France as the reigning champion, carrying with him not only the weight of his title but also… Read More »Louison Bobet leading the group of favourites on the Aubisque (Tour de France 1954)
Col de la Loze was introduced to Tour de France in the 17th stage in 2020. The day delivered a Pog&Rog Show, a Lopez solo… Read More »Miguel Angel Lopez conquers Col de la Loze (Tour de France retrospective -TDF 2020)
The Col d’Aubisque is a true veteran among the iconic ascents of the Pyrenees, steeped in cycling history and tradition. This legendary climb has been… Read More »Antonin Magne on the Aubisque (Tour de France 1931)
It’s well known that many major road cycling races were originally created for marketing purposes, as sports newspapers saw increased sales by covering these events.… Read More »The first individual time trial at Tour de France
Although Tour de France started outside Paris for the first time in 1926, race organizers used the good old concept to start the event in… Read More »The start of Tour de France 1932
Col du Galibier is one of the oldest participats among the ascents the peloton of Tour de France used to climb in the Alps. It… Read More »Fédérico Ezquerra on the Galibier (Tour de France 1936)
Mont Ventoux was introduced to Tour de France in 1951 (one year earlier than Alpe d’Huez and Puy de Dôme). At the first three occasions… Read More »Louison Bobet on Mont Ventoux (Tour de France 1955)
Felice Gimondi’s cycling career is remembered for his remarkable ability to compete at the highest level during the same era as the legendary Eddy Merckx,… Read More »What is in your bag? (Felice Gimondi and Eddy Merckx 1967)
The first Tour de France started at 3 pm on the 1st of July in 1903 from the Café au Reveil Matin (Paris).