Volcanic finale of the 2027 women’s Tour de France in the mythical Puy de Dôme
The best cyclists in the world already know in detail the women’s tour of France 2027which like the masculine will start from Great Britainwhich will maintain the usual nine stages and will experience an explosive end to the party in the emblematic inactive volcano of the Puy de Dôme (1,465 meters).
The first three stages will circulate on British soil and will not be transitional at all, with three points scoring either on the first day or the first team time trial in the women’s Tour de France on the streets of London over a route of 18 kilometers.
The Grand Départ in England will be the third outside French borders, after the Netherlands in 2024 and Switzerland in 2026.
Once back in France, opportunities will arise for runners looking for escapes, for slope specialists and for sprinters. Finally, during the last three stages, the slopes of the Central Massif They will welcome the decisive outcome.
Both the fourth stage, with the goal in Calaislike the fifth, which ends in Magnanvillethey save the hardest for last. In Bourges (stage 6) a massive sprint is somewhat more likely, but the victory in La Loge des Gardes (stage 7) will be reserved only for the strongest climbers. The next day, six ascents will select the peloton before its arrival at Clermont-Ferrand (stage 8), city that will host the race for the third time, after having hosted the ‘Grand Depart’ in 2023 and have hosted a stage in 2025.
The great protagonist of the 2027 edition will not be fully revealed until the last kilometer of the ninth and final stage, at the top of the Puy de Dôme. If this 2026 the women’s platoon has measured itself against the lunar landscape of Mont-Ventouxin the triumph of Kasia Niewiadomathis year the sleeping slopes of this dormant volcano will witness the passage of the best cyclists in the world. It will be the longest day of this edition of the race, with 170 kilometers and a terrifying closing of the race that only the best will survive, having to face eight climbs. The first at kilometer 5 (Côte de Ternant5.1 km at 6.3%) and the last in the legendary Puy de Dôme (11.3 km at 7.8% average slope).
The Dutch Demi Vollering will seek her third victory in the women’s Tour de France and second in a row, where the Catalan Paula Blasinow as a new runner Movistar Team, He will try to be the protagonist and fight for glory until the last day.
