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The 8th and final stage of the 2024 Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift produced a thrilling finale on Alpe d'Huez with Kasia Niewiadoma (Canyon//SRAM Racing) securing the GC win as Demi Vollering (SD Worx-Protime) took the stage victory. Vollering rode incredibly to win the stage, followed across the line by Pauliena Rooijakkers (Fenix-Deceuninck) at 4”, with Evita Muzic (FDJ – SUEZ) third at 1’01” and Niewiadoma fourth, also at 1’01”, which was enough to secure the Yellow Jersey and GC glory for Niewiadoma by just 4”. Vollering therefore concluded the race in second place overall, with Rooijakkers completing the podium in third (10”) and Muzic fourth (1’21”).
Among the four distinctive jerseys awarded on Place Masséna in Nice, three were won by riders from nations that only really began to make their mark on the Tour ten years ago. Tadej Pogacar in yellow for Slovenia, Biniam Girmay in green for Eritrea and Richard Carapaz in polka dots for Ecuador all flew the flag for countries whose presence now counts in the world of cycling. The Tour de France 2024 was rejuvenated thanks to a representative of the oldest country in cycling, Remco Evenepoel, who wore white on the final podium (finishing in 3rd place) on the Belgian national holiday to finish his first Tour on a high note!
The details of the Tour de France 2024, which will be held from 29 June to 21 July, were revealed by Christian Prudhomme in front of almost 4,000 spectators at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. As its title suggests, the 111th edition will feature a series of firsts, starting with the Grand Départ, which for the first time will be held in Italy, in Florence, then head to Emilia-Romagna for the finish of stage one in Rimini. The quest for the Yellow Jersey will continue as soon as the race enters France, with a stage that will take the peloton to the Col du Galibier on stage four, then on the white paths around Troyes, in a time trial in Burgundy over the Massif Central at Le Lioran, the Pyrenees at the Plateau de Beille on 14 July; and again in the Southern Alps, where they will have to beat an altitude record at the Cime de la Bonnette. The race for the overall victory may not be settled after the battle of the summits and could even come to an end on the final stage, which for the first time will finish somewhere other than Paris, precisely between Monaco and Nice for a 34-kilometre time trial. A litmus test that will resolve all questions. At the Place Masséna, just a stone's throw from the Promenade des Anglais, the winner will be presented with a trophy in a new format featuring the Yellow Jersey to be shared with his teammates! Les détails du Tour de France 2024, qui se tiendra du 29 juin au 21 juillet prochains, ont été dévoilés par Christian Prudhomme devant près de 4000 spectateurs au Palais des Congrès de Paris. Comme l’indique son intitulé, la 111e édition se compose d’une série de premières à commencer par le Grand Départ qui sera pour la première fois donné d’Italie, à Florence puis en Emilie-Romagne pour l’arrivée de la première étape à Rimini. La conquête du Maillot Jaune se poursuivra dès l’entrée en France avec une étape emmenant le peloton au Col du Galibier dès la 4e étape ; puis sur des chemins blancs autour de Troyes ; dans un chrono en Bourgogne ; par-delà les reliefs du Massif Central au Lioran ou ceux des Pyrénées au Plateau de Beille un 14 juillet ; et encore dans les Alpes du Sud où il faudra égaler un record d’altitude à la cime de la Bonnette. L’enjeu de la victoire finale ne sera peut-être pas réglé après la bataille des cimes, et pourrait même se dénouer lors de la dernière étape, qui sera pour la première fois tracée loin de Paris, précisément entre Monaco et Nice pour un contre-la-montre de 34 kilomètres. L’épreuve de vérité pour mettre fin aux questions. C’est sur la place Masséna, à quelques pas de la Promenade des Anglais, que sera remis au vainqueur un trophée au format inédit mettant à l’honneur le Maillot Jaune… et à partager avec ses équipiers !

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