Two days after a spectator caused a crash involving dozens of racers took over the Tour de France talk of the weekend, the event began its third stage on Monday from the French town of Lorient to the Pontivy. The Tour de France has 21 stages, covering 3,483 kilometers (2,164.236 miles).
This year’s race is taking place from June 26 – July 18. The winner in last year’s race finished with a time of 87 hours, 20 minutes, and five seconds. Everything you need to know about when, where and how to watch 2021 Tour de France every single stage action from anywhere.