The third stage of the Tour de France takes place today, Monday 1 July (departure at 11.35). After the two stages between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, there will be the first space for the sprinters. We leave from Piacenza to arrive in Turin after 230.8 kilometers and just 1,100 meters of altitude difference. First flat part, then the race will cross Tortona in honor of Fausto Coppiwho lost his life in this very location in 1960. In Tortona there will also be a Fourth category Mountain Grand Prix in the name of Coppi (1.1 kilometers at 6.3%). The route will then pass through Alessandria for the intermediate sprint before briefly entering the province of Asti and then the province of Cuneo. And here there will be aTwo other fourth category Mountain Grand Prix: the Barbaresco (1.5 kilometers at 6.5%) and the Perno summed it up (3.1 kilometers at 4.6%), before the final plain towards Turin.
Where to see the third stage of the Grande Boucle
It can be seen on Rai Sport from 11.05am to 2pm. From 11am on Eurosport 1 (available on Sky and Dazn) for subscribers. Streaming on Rai Play, Discovery Plus, Sky Go and Now.
