Tour de France Femmes 2026 features 147 riders across nine stages
The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 10:30 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026

The 2026 edition of the Tour de France Femmes includes 147 riders representing 21 teams. The race covers a distance of 1,175 kilometers, divided into three flat stages, three hilly stages, one individual time trial, and two mountain stages, marking a first visit to Mont Ventoux. Coverage highlights images from nine thrilling stages of the women's event, showcasing the competition's excitement and physical demands. Additional details about individual performances and team standings will emerge as the event continues.
- •The race features 21 teams and 147 riders.
- •Participants race a total of 1,175 kilometers.
- •Includes three flat stages and two mountain stages.
- •First-ever inclusion of Mont Ventoux in the women's edition.
- •Nine stages have been captured in striking imagery.
- 10:30 PMThe Guardian Sport — Dogs, descents and dehydration: Tour de France Femmes 2026 – in pictures
"The fifth edition of women’s version of the Tour de France featured 147 riders from 21 teams racing 1,175km, broken into three flat stages, three hilly stages, an individual time trial stage and two mountain stages which included a first visit to Mont Ventoux. Here are some of our favourite images from nine exhilarating stages Continue reading...
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