Tour de France 2020
GC Winner
Tadej Pogacar
Deceuninck - Quick - Step
21
Stages
3,483
Total km
40.4
Avg km/h
58,915
Total Elev. m
1
Time Trials
Stage Profile Breakdown
4
Flat
19%
12
Mountain
57%
4
Hilly
19%
1
Time Trial
5%
All 21 Stages
| Stage | Date | Route | Dist. | Winner | Profile | Elev. | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | 29 Aug | Nice Moyen Pays → Nice | 156 km | Alexander Kristoff | 1,597 m | 41.4 km/h | |
| Stage 2 | 30 Aug | Nice Haut Pays → Nice | 185 km | Julian Alaphilippe | 4,066 m | 37.6 km/h | |
| Stage 3 | 31 Aug | Nice → Sisteron | 198 km | Caleb Ewan | 3,003 m | 37.4 km/h | |
| Stage 4 | 1 Sep | Sisteron → Orcières-Merlette | 161 km | Primoz Roglic | 3,200 m | 38.9 km/h | |
| Stage 5 | 2 Sep | Gap → Privas | 183 km | Wout Van Aert | 1,388 m | 42.0 km/h | |
| Stage 6 | 3 Sep | Le Teil → Mont Aigoual | 191 km | Alexey Lutsenko | 3,087 m | 42.0 km/h | |
| Stage 7 | 4 Sep | Millau → Lavaur | 168 km | Wout Van Aert | 2,011 m | 47.5 km/h | |
| Stage 8 | 5 Sep | Cazères-sur-Garonne → Loudenvielle | 141 km | Nans Peters | 3,821 m | 34.9 km/h | |
| Stage 9 | 6 Sep | Pau → Laruns | 153 km | Tadej Pogacar | 3,500 m | 39.0 km/h | |
| Stage 10 | 8 Sep | Île d'Oléron Le Château-d'Oléron → Île de Ré Saint-Martin-de-Ré | 169 km | Sam Bennett | 531 m | 46.9 km/h | |
| Stage 11 | 9 Sep | Châtelaillon-Plage → Poitiers | 167 km | Caleb Ewan | 1,008 m | 41.6 km/h | |
| Stage 12 | 10 Sep | Chauvigny → Sarran Corrèze | 218 km | Marc Hirschi | 3,389 m | 42.4 km/h | |
| Stage 13 | 11 Sep | Châtel-Guyon → Puy Mary Cantal | 192 km | Daniel Felipe Martinez Poveda | 4,459 m | 38.1 km/h | |
| Stage 14 | 12 Sep | Clermont-Ferrand → Lyon | 194 km | Soren Kragh Andersen | 2,646 m | 43.4 km/h | |
| Stage 15 | 13 Sep | Lyon → Grand Colombier | 175 km | Tadej Pogacar | 3,724 m | 38.2 km/h | |
| Stage 16 | 15 Sep | La Tour-du-Pin → Villard-de-Lans | 164 km | Lennard Kämna | 3,903 m | 38.9 km/h | |
| Stage 17 | 16 Sep | Grenoble → Méribel Col de la Loze | 170 km | Miguel Angel Lopez Moreno | 4,430 m | 35.3 km/h | |
| Stage 18 | 17 Sep | Méribel → La Roche-sur-Foron | 175 km | Michal Kwiatkowski | 5,166 m | 36.5 km/h | |
| Stage 19 | 18 Sep | Bourg-en-Bresse → Champagnole | 167 km | Soren Kragh Andersen | 2,208 m | 46.1 km/h | |
| Stage 20 | 19 Sep | Lure → La Planche des Belles Filles | 36 km | Tadej Pogacar | 962 m | 38.8 km/h | |
| Stage 21 | 20 Sep | Mantes-la-Jolie → Paris Champs-Élysées | 122 km | Sam Bennett | 816 m | 42.2 km/h |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the 2020 Tour de France?
Tadej Pogacar won the 2020 Tour de France general classification.
How many stages were in the 2020 Tour de France?
The 2020 Tour de France consisted of 21 stages.