The Complete Guide to All Stages in the 2018 Tour de France

The 105th edition of the Tour de France offers something for everyone: flat stages for the sprinters, short uphill finishes for the puncheurs, cobblestones for stars of the Spring Classics, and many of the most famous Alpine and Pyrenean climbs in Tour history. But the 2018 course is also one of innovation, with a new late-stage intermediate time bonus for the first three riders to reach a predetermined point near the end of Stages 1 through 9, and a 65K mountain stage that will see the riders start in staggered waves according to their places on the Tour’s General Classification.

With no shortage of storylines - including Chris Froome’s bid to win his fifth Tour, Mark Cavendish’s quest to break the record for the most stage wins in Tour history, and Peter Sagan’s predictable unpredictability - the 2018 race has everything it needs to be one of the most exciting in recent memory.

For now, though, here’s a look at each stage.