kerouac

For those of you planning itineraries for next summer, here is some food for thought.

cheska15

Thanks kerouac. Hopefully we will be able to catch a glimpse when we are in Dunkerque, Calais, or Lille next year. Will seem strange for us Aussies to be seeing it during the day rather than late at night. It will be unlikely that we will see much of the race though.

kerouac

The women's Tour de France is also returning next year.

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/pictures.../phpFQOOuo.jpg

john183

Thanks kerouac. Interesting that the women start on the same day and place the men end. I wonder how much of the women's race we will be able to see in the US? Hopefully some of it will be televised. Looking forward to both races.

cddauenhauer

Hello - thanks for the great video! We love watching the tour from the US - we will be in Copenhagen for the start this year - any suggestions on how to watch?
Thanks,
Chris

lavandula

Hi Chris, it's broadcast on TV2 in Denmark (public broadcaster). (I just googled it, not a Denmark or TdF guru ). It's televised throughout Europe, I've watched it in Germany on TV before.

Oh - do you mean, live? That would be wonderful!

Lavandula

lavandula

https://www.letour.fr/en/the-race/gr...nd-depart-2022

This doesn't give very much information but it might be somewhere to start. I hope you get lots of great info on this!

Lavandula

cddauenhauer

Thanks so much - we actually would like to try to watch in person for the starting days in Denmark - any ideas?
Chris

cddauenhauer

thanks so much!

hetismij2

Try and see one of the two Stages rather than the time trial in Copenhagen. Gets you out into the Danish countryside too. It will be crowded, and people will overnight in places. Get there early, take plenty of refreshments, especially if it is going to be hot, and enjoy the carnival.

cddauenhauer

Thanks so much - we hear Day 1 has an amazing bridge with wind considerations for the peloton so we will try to catch this!