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Live Coverage

Published: Jun. 5, 2006

Tune in every day throughout the Tour de France for live, up-to-the-minute coverage of all 21 days of the world's greatest sporting event. VeloNews.com will continue its long tradition of providing insightful commentary throughout the final three hours of each stage, including interviews from the starting line, observations from current and former pros and updates from our reporters in the field.

Check in with VeloNews.com every day at 8:00 a.m. (Eastern time in the U.S.). There will be a link right off the front page.












LIVE COVERAGE LINK STAGE DETAILS LINK
Prologue - July 1 Strasbourg (7.1 km)
Stage 1 - July 2 Strasbourg > Strasbourg (184.5 km)
Stage 2 - July 3 Obernai > Esch-sur-Alzette (228.5 km)
Stage 3 - July 4 Esch-sur-Alzette > Valkenburg (216.5 km)
Stage 4 - July 5 Huy > Saint Quentin (207 km)
Stage 5 - July 6 Beauvais > Caen (225 km)
Stage 6 - July 7 Lisieux > Vitré (189 km)
Stage 7 - July 8 St. Grégoire > Rennes (ITT) (52 km)
Stage 8 - July 9 St-Méen-le-Grand > Lorient (181 km)
Rest Day - July 10 Resr Day - Bordeaux
Stage 9 - July 11 Bordeaux > Dax (169.5 km)
Stage 10 - July 12 Cambo-les-Bains > Pau (190.5 km)
Stage 11 - July 13 Tarbes > Val d'Aran/Pla-de-Beret (206.5 km)
Stage 12 - July 14 Luchon > Carcassonne (211.5 km)
Stage 13 - July 15 Béziers > Montélimar (230 km)
Stage 14 - July 16 Montélimar > Gap (180.5 km)
Rest Day - July 17 Rest day - Gap
Stage 15 - July 18 Gap > L'Alpe d'Huez (187 km)
Stage 16 - July 19 Bourg d'Oisans > La Toussuire (182 km)
Stage 17 - July 20 St. Jean de Maurienne > Morzine-Avoriaz (200.5 km)
Stage 18 - July 21 Morzine-Avoriaz > Mâcon (197 km)
Stage 19 - July 22 Le Creusot > Montceau les Mines (ITT) (57 km)
Stage 20 - July 23 Sceaux/Antony > Paris (Champs-Elysées) (154.5 km)