2004 Tour de France
The 91st Tour de France will be held in 2004 from July 3 to July 25.
The route of the 2004 Tour is a remarkable one. With the two individual time trials both scheduled in the last week, the directors are hoping for a very close race until the very end of the tour. For the first time in years, the mountains of the Massif Central make an appearance.
stages
- Prologue, Liège, Belgium 6 km (individual time trial)
- Stage 1, Liège - Charleroi 195 km
- Stage 2, Charleroi - Namur 195 km
- Stage 3, Waterloo - Wasquehal 195 km
- Stage 4, Cambrai - Arras 65 km (team time trial)
- Stage 5, Amiens - Chartres 195 km
- Stage 6, Bonneval - Angers 190 km
- Stage 7, Châteaubriant - Saint-Brieuc 208 km
- Stage 8, Lamballe - Quimper 172 km
- Stage 9, Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat - Guéret 160 km
- Stage 10, Limoges (Massif Central) - Saint-Flour 237 km
- Stage 11, Saint-Flour - Figeac 164 km
- Stage 12, Castelsarrasin - La Mongie 199 km (Pyrenees)
- Stage 13, Lannemezan - Plateau de Beille 217 km (Col de Agnes)
- Stage 14, Carcassonne - Nîmes 200 km
- Stage 15, Valréas - Villard-de-Lans 179 km (French Alps)
- Stage 16, Bourg d'Oisans - L'Alpe d'Huez 15 km (individual time trial)
- Stage 17, Bourg d'Oisans - Le Grand Bornand 212 km
- Stage 18, Annemasse - Lons-le-Saunier 166 km
- Stage 19, Besançon - Besançon 60 km (individual time trial)
- Stage 20, Montereau-Fault-Yonne - Paris Champs-Élysées 165 km
Referenced By
Joseba Beloki | Tour de France | Tyler Hamilton
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