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From Zonhoven, Belgium.

From Zonhoven, Belgium.

Highlights of aquatic activities from across the planet, featuring sports such as water skiing, sailing and windsurfing, including interviews with some leading names.

From La Concorde - Paris, France.

From The Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines BMX Stadium - Paris, France.

From Trocadéro - Paris, France.

From Trocadéro - Paris, France.

From Velodrome National - Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France.

From Elancourt Hill - Paris, France.

From Elancourt Hill - Paris, France.

From La Concorde - Paris, France.

From Clichy-sous-Bois - Paris, France.

From Boston, USA.

Stage 5: Saint Jean de Maurienne / Saint-Vulbas. A flat stage ending in a fast-paced sprint, highlighting the sprinters' power and precision in Saint-Vulbas.

Stage 6: Mâcon / Dijon. Another flat stage with a bunch sprint finish, where teamwork and perfect timing were crucial for success.

Stage 7: Nuits Saint Georges / Chevrey-Chambertin (CLM). The individual time trial challenged riders' speed and endurance, significantly impacting the overall standings.

Stage 8: Semur en Auxois / Colombey les Deux Eglises. Rolling terrain with breakaways and tactical racing, offering stunning landscapes and fierce competition.

Stage 9: Troyes / Troyes. Gravel roads added difficulty, testing riders' bike handling skills and resilience in a unique and challenging race.

Stage 10: Orleans / Saint Amand Montrond. A flat stage that saw a fierce sprint finish, with riders jostling for position and showcasing sprinting talent.

Stage 11: Evaux les Bains/ Le Lioran. Hilly terrain with challenging climbs, featuring breakaways and solo efforts that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Stage 12: Aurillac / Villeneuve sur Lot. Hilly stage with strategic attacks and a thrilling finish, highlighting riders' tactical prowess and endurance.

Stage 13: Agen / Pau. Hilly terrain with daring breakaways and intense chases, making for an exciting and unpredictable race.

Stage 14: Pau / Saint Lary Soulan Pla D'Adet. Mountain stage with epic battles on the climbs, testing the riders' limits and providing stunning scenery.

Stage 15: Loudenvielle / Plateau de Beille. A grueling mountain stage with steep ascents and dramatic moments, pushing riders to their limits.

Stage 16: Gruissan / Nimes. A flat stage ending in a high-speed sprint, showcasing the sprinters' prowess and thrilling the crowds.

Stage 17: Saint Paul Les Trois Chateaux / Superdevoluy. Hilly terrain with dramatic climbs and breathtaking views, featuring strategic moves and intense competition.

Stage 18: Gap / Barcelonnette. Hilly stage with strategic moves and stunning landscapes, offering a mix of challenges and opportunities.

Stage 19: Embrun / Isola 2000. Mountain stage with high-altitude drama and incredible performances, testing riders' endurance and climbing skills.

Stage 20: Nice / Col de la Couillole. Decisive mountain stage that played a crucial role in the overall standings, featuring intense climbs and strategic racing.

Stage 21: Monaco / Nice (CLM). The final individual time trial wrapped up the Tour with a thrilling race against the clock, determining the final standings.

Stage 1: Venaria Reale - Torino. From Italy.

Stage 2: San Francesco al Campo - Santuario di Oropa (Biella). From Italy.

Stage 3: Novara - Fossano. From Italy.

Stage 4: Acqui Terme - Andora. From Italy.

Stage 5: Genova - Lucca. From Italy.

Stage 6: Viareggio - Rapolano Terme. From Italy.

Stage 7: Foligno - Perugia Tudor ITT. From Italy.

Stage 8: Spoleto - Prati di Tivo. From Italy.

Stage 9: Avezzano - Napoli. From Italy.

Stage 10: Pompei - Cusano Mutri (Bocca della Selva). From Italy.

Stage 11: Foiano di Val Fortore - Francavilla al Mare. From Italy.

Stage 12: Martinsicuro - Fano. From Italy.

Stage 13: Riccione - Cento. From Italy.

Stage 14: Castiglione delle Stiviere - Desenzano del Garda Tudor ITT. From Italy.

Stage 15: Manerba del Garda - Livigno (Mottolino). From Italy.