The 2023 Tour de France Femmes will be the second edition of the race after a French stage race was reintroduced in 2022.
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The Tour de France Femmes 2023 marks the second edition of the French stage race for women after Annemiek Van Vleuten claimed the inaugural edition for Movistar.
The 2023 Tour de France Femmes will start in Clermont-Ferrand on Sunday, July 23.
The event will cover 956km over 8 stages. It will be broadcast live on French TV and via ASO's international broadcast partners.
The race in 2023 will be concentrated in central and southern France.
Stage 1 - Sunday, July 23, Clermont-Ferrand to Clermont-Ferrand, 124km
A quite flat first part before a return to Clermont-Ferrand where the finish suits punchers.
Stage 2 - Monday, July 24, Clermont-Ferrand to Mauriac, 148km
A good 2500m of climbing as the GC contenders come into play.
Stage 3 - Tuesday, July 25, Collonges-La-Rouge to Montignac-Lascaux, 147km
The first real opportunity for the sprinters as the race enters the Dordogne.
Stage 4 - Wednesday, July 26, Cahors to Rodez, 177km
A long day on the saddle with 4 hills in the final section.
Stage 5 - Thursday, July 27, Onet-le-Chateau to Albi, 126km
Stage 6 - Friday, July 28, Albi to Blagnac, 122km
Stage 7 - Saturday, July 29, Lannemezan to Col du Tourmalet, 77km
An icon of the Tour de France comes to the Tour de Femmes.
Stage 8 - Sunday, July 30, Pau to Pau individual time trial, 22km
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