9 stages from 1 August 2026 to 9 August 2026: 1,178 km and 18,795 m of climbing in total, made up of 3 flat, 3 hilly, 2 mountain and 1 time trial stages. The longest is stage 8 at 175.0 km; the biggest day of climbing is stage 7 with 3,565 m; the highest point of the race is 1,910 m on stage 7. Each stage page carries the route profile, the gradient figures, the categorised climbs where the roadbook data is in the app, and the wind from the day it was raced.

Every stage

StageRouteDateDistanceClimbingType
1Lausanne → Lausanne1 Aug137.0 km1,403 mFlat
2Aigle → Genève2 Aug149.0 km1,721 mFlat
3Genève → Poligny3 Aug156.5 km2,444 mHilly
4Gevrey-Chambertin → Dijon4 Aug21.0 km265 mTime trial
5Mâcon → Belleville-en-Beaujolais5 Aug140.0 km2,783 mHilly
6Montbrison → Tournon-sur-Rhône6 Aug153.4 km2,574 mHilly
7La Voulte-sur-Rhône → Mont Ventoux7 Aug146.8 km3,565 mMountain
8Sisteron → Nice8 Aug175.0 km1,865 mFlat
9Nice → Nice9 Aug99.0 km2,175 mMountain

Distance, climbing and type from the official route data.

Climbs of the race

ClimbStageCategoryLengthAverageSummit
Mont VentouxStage 7HC15.7 km8.8%1,910 m
Col d'Èze (4th)Stage 9Cat 16.0 km7.6%491 m
Col d'Èze (1st)Stage 9Cat 27.7 km5.9%491 m
Col d'Èze (2nd)Stage 9Cat 27.7 km5.9%491 m
Col d'Èze (3rd)Stage 9Cat 27.7 km5.9%491 m
Col de la Grande LimiteStage 7Cat 26.6 km5.0%515 m
Col de SuzetteStage 7Cat 23.9 km6.4%404 m
Col du ColombierStage 7Cat 33.2 km6.4%441 m

Roadbook figures, ranked by category then height gained. The full list across all races is on the climbs page.

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