Stages of 2017 Tour de France announced on Tuesday

Following are the stages of 2017 Tour de France announced here on Tuesday as the 104th grand cycling event starts from Dusseldorf, Germany on July 1 and finishes in Paris three weeks later covering 3,516km:

Stage 1: July 1, Dusseldorf (Germany) - Dusseldorf, 13km Individual time trial

Stage 2: July 2, Dusseldorf - Liege (Belgium), 202km

Stage 3: July 3, Verviers (Belgium) - Longwy (France), 202km

Stage 4: July 4, Mondorf Led Bains - Vittel, 203km

Stage 5: July 5, Vittel - La Planche Des Belles Filles, 160km

Stage 6: July 6, Vesoul - Troyes, 216km

Stage 7: July 7, Troyes - Nuits-Saint-Georges, 214km

Stage 8: July 8, Dole Station Des Rousses, 187km

Stage 9: July 9, Natua - Chambery, 181km

Rest day: July 10

Stage 10: July 11, Periguex - Bergerac, 178km

Stage 11: July 12, Eymet - Pau, 202km

Stage 12: July 13, Pau -Peyragoudes, 214km

Stage 13: July 14, Saint Girons - Foix, 100km

Stage 14: July 15, Blagnac - Rodez, 181km

Stage 15: July 16, Laissac-Severac L'Eglise Le Puy en Velay, 189km

Second rest day: July 17

Stage 16: Le Puy en Velay - Romans Sur Isere, 165km

Stage 17: July 19, La Mure - Serre Chevalier, 183km

Stage 18: July 20, Briancon -Izoard, 178km

Stage 19: July 21, Embrun - Salon de Provence, 220km

Stage 20: July 22, Marseille - Marseille, 23km Individual time trial

Stage 21: July 23, Montgeron - Paris Champs-Elyees, 105km

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