Tour de France set for first Welsh stage in 2027
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026
On July 4, 2026, it was announced that the Tour de France will host a stage in Wales for the first time in 2027, starting from Welshpool to Cardiff. This milestone follows Geraint Thomas's historic victory in 2018, the only win for a Welsh rider in the event's history. Currently, Welsh cyclist Josh Tarling is participating in the 2026 Tour, becoming the sixth Welshman to compete in the race. Other Welsh figures, including Colin Lewis and Sir David Brailsford, have previously made significant contributions to the Tour's history. The upcoming Welsh stage highlights the region's deep connections to cycling and its notable riders.
- •2027 Tour de France stage starts in Welshpool and ends in Cardiff.
- •Geraint Thomas won the Tour de France in 2018, a historic achievement for Wales.
- •Josh Tarling represents Wales in the ongoing 2026 Tour de France.
- •Colin Lewis was the first Welsh cyclist to compete in Le Tour in 1967.
- •Sir David Brailsford played a crucial role in Team Ineos's Tour successes.
- 9:09 AMYahoo Sports — Cymru Connections - 10 Tour de France links to Wales
"With the Tour de France getting ready to host a stage in Wales in 2027, we take a look at the Welsh links to 'La Grande Boucle'.
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