Tour de France 2023 streaming details: How to watch, date, route and more

Tour de France 2023 will celebrate its 110th edition this year with over 22 participations from all across the globe. It is all set to begin from July 1 and run through July 23.

Tour de France 2023: Dates, How to watch?

It will take place from July 1 and run through July 23. It will be available to watch on NBC and Peacock.

Tour de France 2023: Route

The Tour de France route for this year covers a distance of 3,404 km (2,115 miles) and spans three weeks. It starts in Spain’s Bilbao, marking its first-ever stage in the city. It's the second year in a row that the Tour begins outside France.

The challenging race concludes on the iconic Champs-Élysées in Paris, as it has done since 1975. The riders will tackle one stage per day, with two rest days scheduled on July 10 (between stages 9 and 10) and July 17 (between stages 15 and 16).

Tour de France 2023: Total teams

The peloton of the Tour de France will consist of 22 teams. Among them are the 18 UCI WorldTeams, which received automatic invitations and 4 UCI ProTeams.

UCI WorldTeams:

AG2R Citroën Team (France)
Alpecin Deceuninck (Belgium)
Astana Qazaqstan Team (Kazakhstan)
Bora-Hansgrohe (Germany)
EF Education-Easypost (USA)
Groupama-FDJ (France)
Ineos Grenadiers (Great Britain)
Intermarché-Circus-Wanty (Belgium)
Jumbo-Visma (Netherlands)
Movistar Team (Spain)
Soudal Quick-Step (Belgium)
Team Arkea-Samsic (France)
Team Bahrain Victorious (Bahrain)
Team Cofidis (France)
Team DSM (Netherlands)
Team Jayco AlUla (Australia)
Trek-Segafredo (USA)
UAE Team Emirates (United Arab Emirates)

UCI ProTeams:

Lotto Dstny (Belgium)
TotalEnergies (France)
Israel-Premier Tech (Israel)
Uno-X Pro Cycling Team (Norway)

FAQs

Who won the Tour de France 2022?
Previous year, Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard won the title after finishing early and safely.

When was the first edition of the Tour de France organized?
It was first held on July 1, 1903 and Maurice Garin of France won the title.