1-23 JULY 2017 104 th edition
ROADBOOK
CONTENTS THE TOUR AND DETOURS
STAGES
MAP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 STAGES AND STAKES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 TOUR SUMMITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 TEAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 CENTRE DES MONUMENTS NATIONAUX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 SAFE DRIVING ON LE TOUR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 LE TOUR THANKS ITS SPONSORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 OFFICIALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 PICTOGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 RACE PICTOGRAMS, STAGE MAP AND PROFILE EXAMPLE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ROAD MARKINGS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
STAGE 1 I Düsseldorf > Düsseldorf (Individual time-trial). . . . . 27 STAGE 2 I Düsseldorf > Liège . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 STAGE 3 I Verviers > Longwy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 STAGE 4 I Mondorf-les-Bains Mondorf-les-Bains > Vittel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 STAGE 5 I Vittel > La Planche des Belles Filles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 STAGE 6 I Vesoul > Troyes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 STAGE 7 I Troyes > Nuits-Saint-Georges Nuits-Saint-Georges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 STAGE 8 I Dole > Station des Rousses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 STAGE 9 I Nantua > Chambéry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 REST DAY I Dordogne. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 STAGE 10 I Périgueux > Bergerac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 STAGE 11 I Eymet > Pau. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 STAGE 12 I Pau > Peyragudes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 STAGE 13 I Saint-Girons > Foix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 STAGE 14 I Blagnac > Rodez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 STAGE 15 I Laissac-Sévérac l’Église > Le Puy-en-Velay. . . . 159 REST DAY I Le Puy-en-Velay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169 STAGE 16 I Le Puy-en-Velay > Romans-sur-Isère. . . . . . . . . . . . 171 STAGE 17 I La Mure > Serre Chevalier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181 STAGE 18 I Briançon > Izoard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191 STAGE 19 I Embrun > Salon-de-Provence Salon-de-Provence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201 STAGE 20 I Marseille > Marseille (Individual time-trial) . . . . 211 STAGE 21 I Montgeron > Paris Champs-Élysées Champs-Élysées . . . . . . . . . . . . 219
GRAND DÉPART GRAND DÉPART SITES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COUNTDOWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OFFICIAL TEAMS PRESENTATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TEAMS HOTELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20 21 23 25
HOSPITALS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227 TV BROADCAST: A GLOBAL EVENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232
S T N E T N O C
MA P
STAGES ST AGES A ND ST STAKES AKES DAT E
S TA G E
S TA R T
FINISH
KM
Saturday, July 1 st
1st
DÜSSELDORF
DÜSSELDORF (I(Individual titime-trial)
Sunday, July 2 nd
2nd
DÜSSELDORF
LIÈGE
203.5
14 212.5
Monday, July 3rd
3rd
VERVIERS
LONGWY
Tuesday, July 4 th
4 th
MONDORF-LES-BAINS
VITTEL
207.5
Wednesday, July 5 th
5 th
VITTEL
LA PLANCHE DES BELLES FILLES
160.5
Thursday, July 6 th
6 th
VESOUL
TROYES
216
Friday, July 7 th
7 th
TROYES
NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES
213.5
Saturday, July 8 th
8 th
DOLE
STATION DES ROUSSES
187.5
Sunday, July 9 th
9 th
NANTUA
CHAMBÉRY
181.5
Monday, July 10th
REST RE ST DA DAYY
DORD DO RDOG OGNE NE
Tuesday, July 11 th
10 th
PÉ P ÉRIGUEUX
BERGERAC
178
Wednesday, July 12 th
11 th
E YMET
PAU
203.5
Thursday, July 13 th
12 th
PA PAU
PEYRAGUDES
214.5
Friday, July 14 th
13 th
SAINT-GIRONS
FOIX
101
Saturday, July 15 th
14 th
BL B L A G NA C
RODEZ
181.5
LAISSAC-SÉVÉRAC L'ÉGLISE
LE PUY-EN-VELAY
189.5 165
Sunday, July 16 th
15 th
Monday, July 17th
REST RE ST DAY DAY
LE PUY PUY-EN -EN-VE -VELA LAYY
Tuesday, July 18 th
16 th
LE PUY-EN-VELAY
ROMANS-SUR-ISÈRE
Wednesday, July 19 th
17 th
LA MURE
SERRE CHEVALIER
183
Thursday, July 20 th
18 th
B RIANÇON
IZOARD
179.5
Friday, July 21 st
19 th
EMBRUN
SALON-DE-PROVENCE
222.5
Saturday, July 22nd
20 th
MARSEILLE
MARSEILLE (Individual time-trial)
22.5
Sunday, July 23rd
21st
MONTGERON
PARIS CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES
103 TOTAL : 3 540 KM
LÉGENDE | THE KEY Grand Départ Race Start
Ville départ Start town
Ville arrivée Finish town
Ville repos Rest town
Arrivée finale
General time classification
General point classification
LCL
ŠKODA
Race finish
Stage en ligne Stage
C.l.m. individuel
Individual time-trial
P A M
2
Best climber classification
Best young rider classification
CARREFOUR
KRYS
Team classification yellow bib
Most aggressive rider red bib
Stage winner
RAGT SEMENCES
ANTARGAZ
POWERBAR
3
S E K A T S D N A S E G A T S
MA P
STAGES ST AGES A ND ST STAKES AKES DAT E
S TA G E
S TA R T
FINISH
KM
Saturday, July 1 st
1st
DÜSSELDORF
DÜSSELDORF (I(Individual titime-trial)
Sunday, July 2 nd
2nd
DÜSSELDORF
LIÈGE
203.5
14 212.5
Monday, July 3rd
3rd
VERVIERS
LONGWY
Tuesday, July 4 th
4 th
MONDORF-LES-BAINS
VITTEL
207.5
Wednesday, July 5 th
5 th
VITTEL
LA PLANCHE DES BELLES FILLES
160.5
Thursday, July 6 th
6 th
VESOUL
TROYES
216
Friday, July 7 th
7 th
TROYES
NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES
213.5
Saturday, July 8 th
8 th
DOLE
STATION DES ROUSSES
187.5
Sunday, July 9 th
9 th
NANTUA
CHAMBÉRY
181.5
Monday, July 10th
REST RE ST DA DAYY
DORD DO RDOG OGNE NE
Tuesday, July 11 th
10 th
PÉ P ÉRIGUEUX
BERGERAC
178
Wednesday, July 12 th
11 th
E YMET
PAU
203.5
Thursday, July 13 th
12 th
PA PAU
PEYRAGUDES
214.5
Friday, July 14
13 th
SAINT-GIRONS
FOIX
101
Saturday, July 15 th
14 th
BL B L A G NA C
RODEZ
181.5
LAISSAC-SÉVÉRAC L'ÉGLISE
LE PUY-EN-VELAY
189.5 165
th
Sunday, July 16 th
15 th
Monday, July 17th
REST RE ST DAY DAY
LE PUY PUY-EN -EN-VE -VELA LAYY
Tuesday, July 18 th
16 th
LE PUY-EN-VELAY
ROMANS-SUR-ISÈRE
Wednesday, July 19 th
17 th
LA MURE
SERRE CHEVALIER
183
Thursday, July 20 th
18 th
B RIANÇON
IZOARD
179.5
Friday, July 21 st
19 th
EMBRUN
SALON-DE-PROVENCE
222.5
Saturday, July 22
20 th
MARSEILLE
MARSEILLE (Individual time-trial)
22.5
Sunday, July 23rd
21st
MONTGERON
PARIS CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES
nd
103 TOTAL : 3 540 KM
LÉGENDE | THE KEY Grand Départ Race Start
Ville départ Start town
Ville arrivée Finish town
Ville repos Rest town
Arrivée finale
General time classification
General point classification
LCL
ŠKODA
Race finish
Stage en ligne Stage
C.l.m. individuel
Individual time-trial
P A M
Best climber classification
Best young rider classification
CARREFOUR
KRYS
Team classification yellow bib
Most aggressive rider red bib
Stage winner
RAGT SEMENCES
ANTARGAZ
POWERBAR
2
S E K A T S D N A S E G A T S
3
TOUR SUMMITS
TEAMS AG2R LA MONDIALE [ALM [ALM]] ASTANA PRO TEAM [AST [AST]] s r o n t i a s r t n fi , u d o n m o 3 c 2 e f s o n l i a d t e o k t a n a e r d s u e l c h s n i i n l l fi i w e d e u c i t n l t a a r F d e n d a r l s u l o i T h . 7 r s 1 o s 0 s l 2 b a c e m h i l C T c H
BAHRAIN - MERIDA [TBM [TBM]] BMC RACING TEAM [BMC [BMC]] : w o l l o f s a e b l l i w n l o a i r t t u n b e i s r c e f t s s é i i e n s d g a é s s s r r c a l p i y o u h V J P M A p a e e e e e r h h h h h g t t t t t o i n i n i n i n i n e g 1 6 8 2 6 e h T
BORA - HANSGROHE [BOH [BOH]] CANNONDALE DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING TEAM [CDT [CDT]] COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CRÉDITS [COF [COF]] DIRECT ENERGIE [DEN [DEN]] FDJ [FDJ [FDJ]] FORTUNEO - VITAL CONCEPT [FVC [FVC]] LOTTO SOUDAL [LTS [LTS]] MOVISTAR TEAM [MOV [MOV]] ORICA - SCOTT [ORS [ORS]] QUICK - STEP FLOORS [QST [QST]] TEAM DIMENSION DATA [[DDD DDD]] TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN [[KA KATT] TEAM LOTTO NL - JUMBO [[TLJ TLJ]] TEAM SKY [SKY [SKY]] TEAM SUNWEB [SUN [SUN]] TREK - SEGAFREDO [TFS [TFS]]
S T I M M U S R U O T
UAE TEAM EMIRATES [UAD [UAD]] WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT [[WGG WGG]]
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RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
5
NATIONAL NA TIONAL MUSEUM O F NATURAL HISTORY
S M A E T
TOUR SUMMITS
TEAMS AG2R LA MONDIALE [ALM [ALM]] ASTANA PRO TEAM [AST [AST]] s r o n t i a s r t n fi , u d o n m o 3 c 2 e f s o n l i a d t e o k t a n a e r d s u e l c h s n i i n l l i fi w e d e u c t n i t a l a r F d e n d a r l s u l o i T h . 7 r s 1 o s 0 s l 2 b a c e i m h l C T c H
BAHRAIN - MERIDA [TBM [TBM]] BMC RACING TEAM [BMC [BMC]] :
BORA - HANSGROHE [BOH [BOH]]
w o l l o f s a e b l l i w n l o a i r t t u n b i s e r c e f t s s é i i n s d e g a é s s r a l c s r y p i o u h V J P M A p e e e e e a r h h h h h g t t t t t o i n i n i n i n i n e g 1 6 8 2 6 e h T
CANNONDALE DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING TEAM [CDT [CDT]] COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CRÉDITS [COF [COF]] DIRECT ENERGIE [DEN [DEN]] FDJ [FDJ [FDJ]] FORTUNEO - VITAL CONCEPT [FVC [FVC]] LOTTO SOUDAL [LTS [LTS]] MOVISTAR TEAM [MOV [MOV]] ORICA - SCOTT [ORS [ORS]] QUICK - STEP FLOORS [QST [QST]] TEAM DIMENSION DATA [[DDD DDD]] TEAM KATUSHA ALPECIN [[KA KATT] TEAM LOTTO NL - JUMBO [[TLJ TLJ]] TEAM SKY [SKY [SKY]] TEAM SUNWEB [SUN [SUN]] TREK - SEGAFREDO [TFS [TFS]]
S T I M M U S R U O T
UAE TEAM EMIRATES [UAD [UAD]] WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT [[WGG WGG]]
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RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT SIMPLE GESTURES TO HELP THE PLANET!
NATIONAL NA TIONAL MUSEUM O F NATURAL HISTORY THE TOUR DE FRANCE OF BIODIVERSITY
In partnership with
The Tour de France and France Télévisions are collaborating with the National Museum of Natural History
For more than a decade, the Tour de France has been implementing measures designed to reduce its environmental footprint. Along with organisations such as the Assembly of the Departments of France (ADF), the Connexions and Gestes Propres - Vacances Propres, you can also be a major player in our campaign.
GREATER AWARENESS MEANS BETTER PROTECTION
The National Museum of Natural History’s aim is to make the public more aware of the richness of its natural heritage. By logging onto the website of the National Inventory of Natural Heritage (INPN), anyone can find out about the natural spaces, species and geodiversity that can be found near their home. In creating the series “The Tour de France of Biodiversity”, the museum is aiming to promote more widely a resource that is to everyone’s benefit so that “greater awareness awareness means better better protection”.
On the Tour:
I sort out recyclable packaging (plastic, glass, paper, cardboard) and batteries;
If I’m a
O F F I C I A L B R O A D CA S T E R S
smokerI throw my butts in an appropriate place or keep them.
I AM A RIDER When I want to dispose of rubbish (bottles, packaging)
during the 21 SUBJECTS FOR 21 STAGES
race, I make use of the collection points at the beginning and the end
of feed zones, as well as the collection point located 20 kilometres from the finish or at the foot of the last climb on mountain stages;
Early on in each day’s live broadcast on France 2 and France 3, a light-hearted and informative infomercial will reveal “The Tour de France of Biodiversity” to viewers, who will find out about a particular species of animal or a symbolic plant in the area being visited by the race. The geological heritage of the Tour’s landscapes will also be highlighted during the broadcasts.
EuropeanPond Turtle,Emysorbicularis Emysorbicularis (©OlivierDelzons_INPN)
Away from these areas, I hand my rubbish to a following car or I keep
it in my jersey pockets. I AM A RACE FOLLOWER
engine if I’m stopped for more than a minute; I turn off my car engine if car-sharing whenever possible; I encourage car-sharing whenever
A GOOD-CONDUCT CHARTER
I behave responsibly with regard to the environment by reducing my
speed (less pollution, less consumption);
1
Respect the Respect the rules of protected natural spaces
I use the rubbish bags handed out at the start of t he Tour and can get
another one if necessary from the Point Info Tri or from a member of the waste waste management management team;
2
Admire wild Admire wild fauna and flora but don’t disturb them
I also use the recycling bins that are available in all areas (the Tour
3
Avoid parking Avoid parking in natural areas
4
Dispose of Dispose of paper and rubbish in appropriate places
5
Don’t light fires
6
Use public Use public transport whenever possible
7
Keep our Keep our streets clean
8
Keep an Keep an eye on our pets
9
Learn about Learn about the natural environments you venture into
Village, finish areas, petrol stations, the relais-étape mid-stage stops...). If there aren’t any bins available, I keep my rubbish and dispose of it later.
Thecommon sundew,Droserarotundifolia (©Paul Rouveyrol_INPN)
I AM A MEMBER OF THE PUBLICITY CARAVAN
FRANCE’S CHAMPIONS ARE FULLY COMMITTED!
I sort out packaging (cardboard, plastic wrapping and pallets) and put
it in the skips provided for this purpose in the caravan’s parking area;
©A.S.O./A.Broadway
I adjust the distribution of the products I’m handing out depending
environment.
on the terrain (crossing watercourses, passing close to cliff edges...) T N E M N O R I V N E E H T R O F T C E P S E R
The sporting members on the Paris 2024 candidacy committee and France’s National Fishing Federation are fully committed to the
and the number of people on the roadside;
I encourage the public not to throw packaging on the ground following the distribution of goodies.
Encourage sportsmanship and the riders! 10 Encourage sportsmanship
Discover the wildlife that can be found on the Tour If I have any concerns or specific waste requirements (electronic
equipment, lights, fridge, etc.), I will contact those responsible for waste management: ¾ www.mnhn.fr
¾ At the start - Miss Camille ROUX : +33 (0)7 85 98 15 86
¾ inpn.mnhn.fr
¾ At the finish - Fabien BELLAMY : +33 (0)6 76 25 99 26
¾
www.francetvsport.fr www.francetvsport.fr ¾ www.letour.fr
@: tourdefran tourdefrance@le ce@lescon sconnexio nexions.or ns.orgg
Download the INPN Species mobile app
©A.S.O./K.Bozzacchi
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7
SAFE DRIVING ON LE TOUR
Y R O T S I H L A R U T A N F O M U E S U M L A N O I T A N
S M A E T
RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT SIMPLE GESTURES TO HELP THE PLANET!
NATIONAL NA TIONAL MUSEUM O F NATURAL HISTORY THE TOUR DE FRANCE OF BIODIVERSITY
In partnership with
The Tour de France and France Télévisions are collaborating with the National Museum of Natural History
For more than a decade, the Tour de France has been implementing measures designed to reduce its environmental footprint. Along with organisations such as the Assembly of the Departments of France (ADF), the Connexions and Gestes Propres - Vacances Propres, you can also be a major player in our campaign.
GREATER AWARENESS MEANS BETTER PROTECTION
The National Museum of Natural History’s aim is to make the public
more aware of the richness of its natural heritage. By logging onto the website of the National Inventory of Natural Heritage (INPN), anyone can find out about the natural spaces, species and geodiversity that can be found near their home. In creating the series “The Tour de France of Biodiversity”, the museum is aiming to promote more widely a resource that is to everyone’s benefit so that “greater awareness awareness means better better protection”.
On the Tour:
I sort out recyclable packaging (plastic, glass, paper, cardboard) and batteries;
If I’m a
O F F I C I A L B R O A D CA S T E R S
smokerI throw my butts in an appropriate place or keep them.
I AM A RIDER When I want to dispose of rubbish (bottles, packaging)
during the 21 SUBJECTS FOR 21 STAGES
race, I make use of the collection points at the beginning and the end
of feed zones, as well as the collection point located 20 kilometres from the finish or at the foot of the last climb on mountain stages;
Early on in each day’s live broadcast on France 2 and France 3, a light-hearted and informative infomercial will reveal “The Tour de France of Biodiversity” to viewers, who will find out about a particular species of animal or a symbolic plant in the area being visited by the race. The geological heritage of the Tour’s landscapes will also be highlighted during the broadcasts.
EuropeanPond Turtle,Emysorbicularis Emysorbicularis (©OlivierDelzons_INPN)
Away from these areas, I hand my rubbish to a following car or I keep
it in my jersey pockets. I AM A RACE FOLLOWER
engine if I’m stopped for more than a minute; I turn off my car engine if car-sharing whenever possible; I encourage car-sharing whenever
A GOOD-CONDUCT CHARTER
I behave responsibly with regard to the environment by reducing my
speed (less pollution, less consumption);
1
Respect the Respect the rules of protected natural spaces
2
Admire wild Admire wild fauna and flora but don’t disturb them
I use the rubbish bags handed out at the start of t he Tour and can get
another one if necessary from the Point Info Tri or from a member of the waste waste management management team; I also use the recycling bins that are available in all areas (the Tour
Village, finish areas, petrol stations, the relais-étape mid-stage stops...). If there aren’t any bins available, I keep my rubbish and dispose of it later.
Thecommon sundew,Droserarotundifolia (©Paul Rouveyrol_INPN)
I AM A MEMBER OF THE PUBLICITY CARAVAN
FRANCE’S CHAMPIONS ARE FULLY COMMITTED!
I sort out packaging (cardboard, plastic wrapping and pallets) and put
it in the skips provided for this purpose in the caravan’s parking area;
The sporting members on the Paris 2024 candidacy committee and France’s National Fishing Federation are fully committed to the
©A.S.O./A.Broadway
I adjust the distribution of the products I’m handing out depending
and the number of people on the roadside;
Avoid parking Avoid parking in natural areas
4
Dispose of Dispose of paper and rubbish in appropriate places
5
Don’t light fires
6
Use public Use public transport whenever possible
7
Keep our Keep our streets clean
8
Keep an Keep an eye on our pets
9
Learn about Learn about the natural environments you venture into
environment.
on the terrain (crossing watercourses, passing close to cliff edges...) T N E M N O R I V N E E H T R O F T C E P S E R
3
I encourage the public not to throw packaging on the ground following the distribution of goodies.
Encourage sportsmanship and the riders! 10 Encourage sportsmanship
Discover the wildlife that can be found on the Tour If I have any concerns or specific waste requirements (electronic
equipment, lights, fridge, etc.), I will contact those responsible for waste management: ¾ www.mnhn.fr
¾ At the start - Miss Camille ROUX : +33 (0)7 85 98 15 86
¾ inpn.mnhn.fr
¾ At the finish - Fabien BELLAMY : +33 (0)6 76 25 99 26
¾
www.francetvsport.fr www.francetvsport.fr
¾ www.letour.fr
@: tourdefran tourdefrance@le ce@lescon sconnexio nexions.or ns.orgg
Download the INPN Species mobile app
©A.S.O./K.Bozzacchi
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Y R O T S I H L A R U T A N F O M U E S U M L A N O I T A N
7
SAFE DRIVING ON LE TOUR
SEATBELTS:
Their use is obligatory in both the front and rear seats of vehicles.
Châteaude Bussy-Rabutin(©D. Bordes/CMN)
REGULATE SPEED AND KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE BETWEEN VEHICLES:
• at 30 or 50kph in built-up areas, according to road signs; • at 30kph when there are large crowds at the roadside; • at a maximum of 80kph outside built-up areas.
Notre-Damede Beaulieue-en-RouergueAbbey(© A.Lonchampt/CMN)
KEEP HEADLIGHTS ON:
Headlights are to be used constantly on dipped beam (even if your vehicle is equipped with daytime running lights).
BE READY AND ALERT:
Stick to a healthy lifestyle for the 3 weeks (sleeping well, eating well...).
THE NATIONAL MONUMENTS AT THE HEART OF THE RACE As France’s leading cultural and tourist network with 10 million visitors a year, the Centre for National Monuments (Centre des monuments nationaux) both preserves and opens up to the public almost 100 exceptional monuments, as well as their parks and gardens. Thanks to their diversity, they illustrate the richness of French heritage.
RESPECT:
• instructions given by the race organization (access, evacuation); • other race followers; • the places you are travelling through that are hosting the Tour. Tour.
Check it visually every time before you drive it and check the tyre pressures every week..
PSYCHOTROPICSUBSTANCES: :
MOBILE/CELL PHONES:
U-TURNS ARE NOT ALLOWED:
Respect the rules of the road and remain attentive to road signs.
As it criss-crosses the nation, the Tour de France allows the devoted fans who are following it to discover many sites and monuments. Featuring within the backdrop to the 2017 Tour de France are: the Château de Bussy-Rabu tin (Côte-d'Or), the prehistoric sites and cave paintings of t he Vézère valley (Dordogne), Beaulieu-enRouergue Abbey (Tarn-et-Garonne), (Tarn-et-Garonne), the cloister of the Cathedral in Le Puy-en-Velay (Haute-Loire), (Haute-Loire), the fortified town of Mont-Dauphin Mont-Dauphin (Hautes-Alpes), the Château d’If (Bouches-du-Rhône) and the monuments of Paris, notably the Arc de Triomphe, around which the riders will race eight times before before reaching the final finish finish line on the Champs-Élysées on Sunday 23 July. X U A N O I T A N S T N E M U N O M S E D E R T N E C
ON PRIVATISED AND PUBLIC ROADS:
CONTROL OF YOUR VEHICLE:
Thefortified townof Mont-Dauphin(© PH.Berthé/CMN)
• alcohol limit: 0.0g/litre of blood; • alcohol screening and tests for cannabis use will be carried out during the race.
Drivers are prohibited from using them.
Driving against the flow of traffic on the race route is strictly prohibited, even over a short distance.
PENALTIES: Châteaud’If (©4vents/CMN)
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Arcde Triomphe(©P. Lemaitre/CMN)
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All improper behaviour (speeding, use of mobiles, not respecting the rules, etc.) will be subject to penalties ranging from a warning to temporary exclusion from the race, or even a more severe penalty for more serious or repeat offences. Refusal to obey vehicle regulations will result in the immediate withdrawal of the vehicle concerned from the race caravan and its driver being called before the disciplinary committee. The tolerances allowed on the roads within this privately run event do not extend to lessening of the criminal responsibility of every driver in the event of an accident.
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SAFE DRIVING ON LE TOUR
SEATBELTS:
REGULATE SPEED AND KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE BETWEEN VEHICLES:
KEEP HEADLIGHTS ON:
ON PRIVATISED AND PUBLIC ROADS:
RESPECT:
CONTROL OF YOUR VEHICLE:
• instructions given by the race organization (access, evacuation); • other race followers; • the places you are travelling through that are hosting the Tour. Tour.
Check it visually every time before you drive it and check the tyre pressures every week..
PSYCHOTROPICSUBSTANCES: :
MOBILE/CELL PHONES:
U-TURNS ARE NOT ALLOWED:
Their use is obligatory in both the front and rear seats of vehicles.
Châteaude Bussy-Rabutin(©D. Bordes/CMN)
• at 30 or 50kph in built-up areas, according to road signs; • at 30kph when there are large crowds at the roadside; • at a maximum of 80kph outside built-up areas.
Notre-Damede Beaulieue-en-RouergueAbbey(© A.Lonchampt/CMN)
Headlights are to be used constantly on dipped beam (even if your vehicle is equipped with daytime running lights).
BE READY AND ALERT:
Stick to a healthy lifestyle for the 3 weeks (sleeping well, eating well...).
THE NATIONAL MONUMENTS AT THE HEART OF THE RACE As France’s leading cultural and tourist network with 10 million visitors a year, the Centre for National Monuments (Centre des monuments nationaux) both preserves and opens up to the public almost 100 exceptional monuments, as well as their parks and gardens. Thanks to their diversity, they illustrate the richness of French heritage.
Respect the rules of the road and remain attentive to road signs.
As it criss-crosses the nation, the Tour de France allows the devoted fans who are following it to discover many sites and monuments. Featuring within the backdrop to the 2017 Tour de France are: the Château de Bussy-Rabu tin (Côte-d'Or), the prehistoric sites and cave paintings of t he Vézère valley (Dordogne), Beaulieu-enRouergue Abbey (Tarn-et-Garonne), (Tarn-et-Garonne), the cloister of the Cathedral in Le Puy-en-Velay (Haute-Loire), (Haute-Loire), the fortified town of Mont-Dauphin Mont-Dauphin (Hautes-Alpes), the Château d’If (Bouches-du-Rhône) and the monuments of Paris, notably the Arc de Triomphe, around which the riders will race eight times before before reaching the final finish finish line on the Champs-Élysées on Sunday 23 July. X U A N O I T A N S T N E M U N O M S E D E R T N E C
Thefortified townof Mont-Dauphin(© PH.Berthé/CMN)
• alcohol limit: 0.0g/litre of blood; • alcohol screening and tests for cannabis use will be carried out during the race.
Drivers are prohibited from using them.
Driving against the flow of traffic on the race route is strictly prohibited, even over a short distance.
R U O T
PENALTIES: Châteaud’If (©4vents/CMN)
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Arcde Triomphe(©P. Lemaitre/CMN)
All improper behaviour (speeding, use of mobiles, not respecting the rules, etc.) will be subject to penalties ranging from a warning to temporary exclusion from the race, or even a more severe penalty for more serious or repeat offences. Refusal to obey vehicle regulations will result in the immediate withdrawal of the vehicle concerned from the race caravan and its driver being called before the disciplinary committee. The tolerances allowed on the roads within this privately run event do not extend to lessening of the criminal responsibility of every driver in the event of an accident.
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OFFICIALS TOUR MANAGEMENT President: Jean-Étienne AMAURY GeneralManager: Yann Yann LE MOENNER TourDirector: Director: ChristianPRUDHOMME Deputy Tour Director: Pierre-Yves Pierre-Yves THOUAULT
EVENT TEAM
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Event Director:Thierr Director:ThierryGOUVENOU+33(0)67495 yGOUVENOU+33(0)67495 9966 AssistantDirectors: CédricCOUTOULY+33(0)7869027 cCOUTOULY+33(0)7869027 01 FrançoisLEMARC FrançoisLEMARCHAND+33(0)68987 HAND+33(0)68987 6792 GillesMAIGNAN+33(0)67930 GillesMAIGNAN+33(0)67930 9006 Jean-MichelMONIN+33(0)6070463 Jean-MichelMONIN+33(0)6070463 90 FranckPERQUE+33(0)608 FranckPERQUE+33(0)608 887404 YannickTALABARDON+33(0)64251 ckTALABARDON+33(0)64251 3411 RaceHeadquarters: AdelineLE AdelineLE GOUELLEC+33(0)786 544067 Speakeratthestart:MichelGÉLIZÉ Speakeratthestart:MichelGÉLIZÉ Speakersatthe Speakersatthe finish:FrançoisBELAY,Damien FrançoisBELAY,Damien MARTIN
JuryPresident: PhilippeMARIEN(Bel) ppeMARIEN(Bel) Jurymembers: LaurentIDELOT(Fra),Frances LaurentIDELOT(Fra),FrancescaMANNORI(Ita),JuanMarinSANZ(Esp) caMANNORI(Ita),JuanMarinSANZ(Esp) FinishlineJudgeCommissioner FinishlineJudgeCommissioner:SéverineJAMAIN SéverineJAMAIN (Fra) AssistantfinishlineJudgeCommission AssistantfinishlineJudgeCommissioner: er:DidierTIFFON(Fra) DidierTIFFON(Fra) MotorcyleCommissioners: KatellGUEGUEN(Fra),Stéphan KatellGUEGUEN(Fra),StéphaneLAVIGNAC(Fra eLAVIGNAC(Fra),), DanielMEZZETTA(Fra),ÉricPUREN(Fra DanielMEZZETTA(Fra),ÉricPUREN(Fra),DidierRAFINES ),DidierRAFINESQUE(Fra), Marie-ChristineREGNET (Fra) Broomwagon Commissioner:PierreAYASSAMI( Commissioner:PierreAYASSAMI( Fra) Timekeepers:ÉricGAUVIN(Fra) Timekeepers:ÉricGAUVIN(Fra),HervéNOURY(Fra) ,HervéNOURY(Fra)
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TOUR DE FRANCE DU 1er AU 23 JUILLET
2017
À VIVRE EN EN INTÉGRALITÉ INTÉGRALITÉ SUR SUR FRANCE FRANCE 2 ET FRANCE 3 Un dispositif numérique sans précédent sur le site et l’application
FlorianVUILLAUME+33 anVUILLAUME+33 (0)6812411 84 Publicity Caravan: AurélienJANSSENS+33(0)642 enJANSSENS+33(0)642 770078 StageDeparture: YannickGOASDUFF+33(0)6073022 ckGOASDUFF+33(0)6073022 50 Villageand Villageand signaturepodium: signaturepodium: CédricMARSAULT+33(0)6 cMARSAULT+33(0)6 084753 23 Departureevents: RomainCAUBIN+33(0)637 nCAUBIN+33(0)637 241280 Course: BertrandCHARRIER+33(0)6330791 BertrandCHARRIER+33(0)6330791 79 Finishsit es: StéphaneBOURY+33(0)675 StéphaneBOURY+33(0)675 027677 Arrivalevents: JulienVANTHEEMSCHE+33(0)68373 JulienVANTHEEMSCHE+33(0)68373 2450
LAW ENFORCEMENT Republican Guard: CapitaineAnthonyJACQUE CapitaineAnthonyJACQUET+33(0)7 T+33(0)7 863563 45 National Police: CommissaireNathalieFRÊCHE+33(0)68797 ieFRÊCHE+33(0)68797 8602 PoliceLiaisonOfficer: PoliceLiaisonOfficer: Chefd'escadronGabrielLOTHE+33(0)6849019 Chefd'escadronGabrielLOTHE+33(0)6849019 65
EXTERNAL RELATIONS TOWNS RELATIONS - COORDINATION CyrilleTRICART+33(0)68566 leTRICART+33(0)68566 6397 Ambassadors: StephenROCHE,BernardTHÉVEN StephenROCHE,BernardTHÉVENET ET TownsRelations: ThomasCARIOU+33(0)687 OU+33(0)687 550197 FabienneDALLASERRA+33(0)60892 FabienneDALLASERRA+33(0)60892 9175 AgnèsGOUGEAT+33(0)6 075216 96 DelphinePRALONG+33(0)6824950 nePRALONG+33(0)6824950 22 Environment: KarineBOZZACCHI+33(0)67371 KarineBOZZACCHI+33(0)67371 3224
LOGISTICS Jean-LucDUPLANTI Jean-LucDUPLANTIER+33(0)671 ER+33(0)671 941334 GeneralCoordina tion: DavidFOULON+33(0)680 DavidFOULON+33(0)680 430505 VincentPOINSOT+33(0)63720 VincentPOINSOT+33(0)63720 8532 TechnicalandHumanResources TechnicalandHumanResources:: MichelGIRARD+33(0)6 804308 08 Clothing Allowance: FlorestanTOIRON+33(0)63364 0898 VillageOrganisatio VillageOrganisation: n: GuillaumeDEPRÉMONT+33(0)67200 GuillaumeDEPRÉMONT+33(0)67200 4416 Relais-étapeOrgani sation: SabrinaLE naLE DANTEC+33(0)6 DANTEC+33(0)6 885857 61
Promotionforarrival: Promotionforarrival: JulieGAUTHIER+33(0)633 JulieGAUTHIER+33(0)633 869210 CamilleGIGNOUX+33(0)63844 leGIGNOUX+33(0)63844 6099 Promotionforstageroute: JulietteBROSSARD+33(0)6438749 teBROSSARD+33(0)6438749 26 MaximeMORIN+33(0)6 MaximeMORIN+33(0)6 474132 50 Transport- Accommodation: PascaleTHOMAS:+33 eTHOMAS:+33 (0)6075249 07 AnneLIBERT:+33(0)680377960 NathalieBOUFFET:+33(0)6 ieBOUFFET:+33(0)6 372025 10
VEHICLE FLEET GeneralCoordinat ion: FranckMÉNÉGHINI+33(0)60752 FranckMÉNÉGHINI+33(0)60752 4837 Petrolstation s: PatriceWINTERBER PatriceWINTERBERGER+33(0)607 524884 Radioliaison: Radioliaison: BrunoLEBON+33(0)608822423
MEDICAL SERVICE FlorencePOMMERI FlorencePOMMERIE+33(0)6 E+33(0)6 804306 06 Doctors:PatrickAPPERE, Doctors: PatrickAPPERE, DavidBLOND, AlainCHANSOU, AndréCHAUMONT, ArnaudDELUNEL, LaureGUILLOUX, Paul-HenriJOST, JérômeMOURAD, PascalORER,MartinOUDET PascalORER,MartinOUDET,AndréaPOLITO,Benoît ,AndréaPOLITO,Benoît ROSSIGNOL,Pierre SALLERIN,Gilbert VERSIER
MARKETING AND SALES DEPARTMENT LaurentLACHAUX+33(0)68055 LaurentLACHAUX+33(0)68055 7981 Sponsorships: Jean-Baptist Jean-BaptisteJOUS+33 eJOUS+33 (0)6858273 72 BastienDELMAILLE+33(0)78678 BastienDELMAILLE+33(0)78678 1266 OlivierFURON+33(0)630 erFURON+33(0)630 460750 HélèneGOUDAL+33(0)633 HélèneGOUDAL+33(0)633 104634 Charles-EvanHARY+33(0)6 es-EvanHARY+33(0)6 309103 36 FabienLEMEHAUTÉ+33(0)6336271 80 FlorenceMAIRE+33(0)686 FlorenceMAIRE+33(0)686 082276 SolenMARIE+33(0)670554763 Publicity Caravan: NicolasBRUN+33(0)677 asBRUN+33(0)677 234486 LeTourshops: FrédéricVIARGUES+33(0)6805413 FrédéricVIARGUES+33(0)6805413 31 CharlesMABILLE+33(0)68493 esMABILLE+33(0)68493 2771
HOSPITALITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS RobertLEROUX+33(0)637 tLEROUX+33(0)637 203871 Guestsprogrammes: BarbaraBOLTOUKHINE+33(0)68365 aBOLTOUKHINE+33(0)68365 2521 EnzoCALABRO+33(0)7 EnzoCALABRO+33(0)7 883685 18
Hospitalityprogrammes: AliceCANETTE+33(0)686 AliceCANETTE+33(0)686 863803 ÉliseBARDAINE+33(0)686 ÉliseBARDAINE+33(0)686 386287 TristanVALENTIN+ N+ 33(0)64016 6883(Relais-étape) 6883(Relais-étape) InsideandTouroperators: s: DidierDURIN+33(0)6 N+33(0)6 452986 96 MatthieuHENRY+33(0)647 MatthieuHENRY+33(0)647 590278 ParisChamps-Élysées Hospitality areas: AliceCANETTE+33(0)686 AliceCANETTE+33(0)686 863803 ArcdeTriompheandPresidentialGrandsta ArcdeTriompheandPresidentialGrandstand, nd, ParisChamps-Élysées: BarbaraBOLTOUKHINE+33(0)683 aBOLTOUKHINE+33(0)683 652521 AnaïsLHEUREUX+33 AnaïsLHEUREUX+33 (0)64758 4446 Commercial:Valér Commercial: ValérieSILBERSTEIN+33(0)675 ieSILBERSTEIN+33(0)675 696325
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HUMAN RESOURCES SoumayaBENGHABRI SoumayaBENGHABRIT+33(0)6 T+33(0)6 775047 25 Contracts: PatriciaBIGOT+33(0)141334631/+33(0)675316117 SabrinaBRIDANT+33(0)14133 SabrinaBRIDANT+33(0)14133 1487 Randstadt eams'relations: PriscilliaSANC PriscilliaSANCHESDACOSTA+33(0)686 HESDACOSTA+33(0)686 306489 IsabelMENDES+33(0)645 IsabelMENDES+33(0)645 739579
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S L A I C I F F O
OFFICIALS TOUR MANAGEMENT President: Jean-Étienne AMAURY GeneralManager: Yann Yann LE MOENNER TourDirector: Director: ChristianPRUDHOMME Deputy Tour Director: Pierre-Yves Pierre-Yves THOUAULT
EVENT TEAM
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Event Director:Thierr Director:ThierryGOUVENOU+33(0)67495 yGOUVENOU+33(0)67495 9966 AssistantDirectors: CédricCOUTOULY+33(0)7869027 cCOUTOULY+33(0)7869027 01 FrançoisLEMARC FrançoisLEMARCHAND+33(0)68987 HAND+33(0)68987 6792 GillesMAIGNAN+33(0)67930 GillesMAIGNAN+33(0)67930 9006 Jean-MichelMONIN+33(0)6070463 Jean-MichelMONIN+33(0)6070463 90 FranckPERQUE+33(0)608 FranckPERQUE+33(0)608 887404 YannickTALABARDON+33(0)64251 ckTALABARDON+33(0)64251 3411 RaceHeadquarters: AdelineLE AdelineLE GOUELLEC+33(0)786 544067 Speakeratthestart:MichelGÉLIZÉ Speakeratthestart:MichelGÉLIZÉ Speakersatthe Speakersatthe finish:FrançoisBELAY,Damien FrançoisBELAY,Damien MARTIN
JuryPresident: PhilippeMARIEN(Bel) ppeMARIEN(Bel) Jurymembers: LaurentIDELOT(Fra),Frances LaurentIDELOT(Fra),FrancescaMANNORI(Ita),JuanMarinSANZ(Esp) caMANNORI(Ita),JuanMarinSANZ(Esp) FinishlineJudgeCommissioner FinishlineJudgeCommissioner:SéverineJAMAIN SéverineJAMAIN (Fra) AssistantfinishlineJudgeCommission AssistantfinishlineJudgeCommissioner: er:DidierTIFFON(Fra) DidierTIFFON(Fra) MotorcyleCommissioners: KatellGUEGUEN(Fra),Stéphan KatellGUEGUEN(Fra),StéphaneLAVIGNAC(Fra eLAVIGNAC(Fra),), DanielMEZZETTA(Fra),ÉricPUREN(Fra DanielMEZZETTA(Fra),ÉricPUREN(Fra),DidierRAFINES ),DidierRAFINESQUE(Fra), Marie-ChristineREGNET (Fra) Broomwagon Commissioner:PierreAYASSAMI( Commissioner:PierreAYASSAMI( Fra) Timekeepers:ÉricGAUVIN(Fra) Timekeepers:ÉricGAUVIN(Fra),HervéNOURY(Fra) ,HervéNOURY(Fra)
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TOUR DE FRANCE DU 1er AU 23 JUILLET
2017
À VIVRE EN EN INTÉGRALITÉ INTÉGRALITÉ SUR SUR FRANCE FRANCE 2 ET FRANCE 3 Un dispositif numérique sans précédent sur le site et l’application
FlorianVUILLAUME+33 anVUILLAUME+33 (0)6812411 84 Publicity Caravan: AurélienJANSSENS+33(0)642 enJANSSENS+33(0)642 770078 StageDeparture: YannickGOASDUFF+33(0)6073022 ckGOASDUFF+33(0)6073022 50 Villageand Villageand signaturepodium: signaturepodium: CédricMARSAULT+33(0)6 cMARSAULT+33(0)6 084753 23 Departureevents: RomainCAUBIN+33(0)637 nCAUBIN+33(0)637 241280 Course: BertrandCHARRIER+33(0)6330791 BertrandCHARRIER+33(0)6330791 79 Finishsit es: StéphaneBOURY+33(0)675 StéphaneBOURY+33(0)675 027677 Arrivalevents: JulienVANTHEEMSCHE+33(0)68373 JulienVANTHEEMSCHE+33(0)68373 2450
LAW ENFORCEMENT Republican Guard: CapitaineAnthonyJACQUE CapitaineAnthonyJACQUET+33(0)7 T+33(0)7 863563 45 National Police: CommissaireNathalieFRÊCHE+33(0)68797 ieFRÊCHE+33(0)68797 8602 PoliceLiaisonOfficer: PoliceLiaisonOfficer: Chefd'escadronGabrielLOTHE+33(0)6849019 Chefd'escadronGabrielLOTHE+33(0)6849019 65
EXTERNAL RELATIONS TOWNS RELATIONS - COORDINATION CyrilleTRICART+33(0)68566 leTRICART+33(0)68566 6397 Ambassadors: StephenROCHE,BernardTHÉVEN StephenROCHE,BernardTHÉVENET ET TownsRelations: ThomasCARIOU+33(0)687 OU+33(0)687 550197 FabienneDALLASERRA+33(0)60892 FabienneDALLASERRA+33(0)60892 9175 AgnèsGOUGEAT+33(0)6 075216 96 DelphinePRALONG+33(0)6824950 nePRALONG+33(0)6824950 22 Environment: KarineBOZZACCHI+33(0)67371 KarineBOZZACCHI+33(0)67371 3224
LOGISTICS Jean-LucDUPLANTI Jean-LucDUPLANTIER+33(0)671 ER+33(0)671 941334 GeneralCoordina tion: DavidFOULON+33(0)680 DavidFOULON+33(0)680 430505 VincentPOINSOT+33(0)63720 VincentPOINSOT+33(0)63720 8532 TechnicalandHumanResources TechnicalandHumanResources:: MichelGIRARD+33(0)6 804308 08 Clothing Allowance: FlorestanTOIRON+33(0)63364 0898 VillageOrganisatio VillageOrganisation: n: GuillaumeDEPRÉMONT+33(0)67200 GuillaumeDEPRÉMONT+33(0)67200 4416 Relais-étapeOrgani sation: SabrinaLE naLE DANTEC+33(0)6 DANTEC+33(0)6 885857 61
Promotionforarrival: Promotionforarrival: JulieGAUTHIER+33(0)633 JulieGAUTHIER+33(0)633 869210 CamilleGIGNOUX+33(0)63844 leGIGNOUX+33(0)63844 6099 Promotionforstageroute: JulietteBROSSARD+33(0)6438749 teBROSSARD+33(0)6438749 26 MaximeMORIN+33(0)6 MaximeMORIN+33(0)6 474132 50 Transport- Accommodation: PascaleTHOMAS:+33 eTHOMAS:+33 (0)6075249 07 AnneLIBERT:+33(0)680377960 NathalieBOUFFET:+33(0)6 ieBOUFFET:+33(0)6 372025 10
VEHICLE FLEET GeneralCoordinat ion: FranckMÉNÉGHINI+33(0)60752 FranckMÉNÉGHINI+33(0)60752 4837 Petrolstation s: PatriceWINTERBER PatriceWINTERBERGER+33(0)607 524884 Radioliaison: Radioliaison: BrunoLEBON+33(0)608822423
MEDICAL SERVICE FlorencePOMMERI FlorencePOMMERIE+33(0)6 E+33(0)6 804306 06 Doctors:PatrickAPPERE, Doctors: PatrickAPPERE, DavidBLOND, AlainCHANSOU, AndréCHAUMONT, ArnaudDELUNEL, LaureGUILLOUX, Paul-HenriJOST, JérômeMOURAD, PascalORER,MartinOUDET PascalORER,MartinOUDET,AndréaPOLITO,Benoît ,AndréaPOLITO,Benoît ROSSIGNOL,Pierre SALLERIN,Gilbert VERSIER
MARKETING AND SALES DEPARTMENT LaurentLACHAUX+33(0)68055 LaurentLACHAUX+33(0)68055 7981 Sponsorships: Jean-Baptist Jean-BaptisteJOUS+33 eJOUS+33 (0)6858273 72 BastienDELMAILLE+33(0)78678 BastienDELMAILLE+33(0)78678 1266 OlivierFURON+33(0)630 erFURON+33(0)630 460750 HélèneGOUDAL+33(0)633 HélèneGOUDAL+33(0)633 104634 Charles-EvanHARY+33(0)6 es-EvanHARY+33(0)6 309103 36 FabienLEMEHAUTÉ+33(0)6336271 80 FlorenceMAIRE+33(0)686 FlorenceMAIRE+33(0)686 082276 SolenMARIE+33(0)670554763 Publicity Caravan: NicolasBRUN+33(0)677 asBRUN+33(0)677 234486 LeTourshops: FrédéricVIARGUES+33(0)6805413 FrédéricVIARGUES+33(0)6805413 31 CharlesMABILLE+33(0)68493 esMABILLE+33(0)68493 2771
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PICTOGRAMS Mandatory Passing Point
Front car park Officials - Press
Signature podium
Access to Mandatory Passing Point and final course
Rear vehicle car park
Dangerous section
Access to the off-course itinerary and off-course itinerary
Team car park
Staff HQ
Press centre - Finish line liaison (and back)
Guest car park
Press centre Telecommunications office
Publicity Caravan itinerary
Off-course car park
Officials car park
General evacuation
Publicity Caravan car park
Press car park
Guests Reception
Technical Caravan car park
Official petrol station
Tour de France Village
Dimension Data Technical Zone
Teams hotel
FINISH LINE RESTRICTIONS: Beyond the fi nish line is a sensitive zone: the security of the riders is paramount; the work of their team and the media take priority. If you do not have any reason to be in this zone, you must leave it when you hear an audible signal announcing the last ten kilometres. Tour de France management and representatives of the Amaury Sport Organisation will be responsible for checking the validity of your presence and could, if necessary, withdraw your accreditation.
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PICTOGRAMS Mandatory Passing Point
Front car park Officials - Press
Signature podium
Access to Mandatory Passing Point and final course
Rear vehicle car park
Dangerous section
Access to the off-course itinerary and off-course itinerary
Team car park
Staff HQ
Press centre - Finish line liaison (and back)
Guest car park
Press centre Telecommunications office
Publicity Caravan itinerary
Off-course car park
Officials car park
General evacuation
Publicity Caravan car park
Press car park
Guests Reception
Technical Caravan car park
Official petrol station
Tour de France Village
Dimension Data Technical Zone
Teams hotel
FINISH LINE RESTRICTIONS: Beyond the fi nish line is a sensitive zone: the security of the riders is paramount; the work of their team and the media take priority. If you do not have any reason to be in this zone, you must leave it when you hear an audible signal announcing the last ten kilometres. Tour de France management and representatives of the Amaury Sport Organisation will be responsible for checking the validity of your presence and could, if necessary, withdraw your accreditation.
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ROAD MARKINGS
ROAD MARKINGS
NARROW SECTION
NARROW SECTION
NARROW SECTION
ROUNDABOUT
race in one lane
200 m > race in one lane
100 m > race in one lane
race in both lane(s)
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
bend on the left hand side
race in left hand
race in right hand
bend on the right hand side
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
race in right hand, bend on the left hand side
race in both lane, bend on the left hand side
race in both lanes, bend on the right hand side
race in left hand, bend on the right hand side
SPEED BUMP
SUCCESSIVE SPEED BUMPS
TIGHT BEND to the right or left
CENTRAL RESERVATION
LEVEL CROSSING
LEVEL CROSSING
in 200 m
in 100 m
LEVEL CROSSING CLOSED: STOP
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ROAD MARKINGS
NARROW SECTION
NARROW SECTION
NARROW SECTION
ROUNDABOUT
race in one lane
200 m > race in one lane
100 m > race in one lane
race in both lane(s)
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
bend on the left hand side
race in left hand
race in right hand
bend on the right hand side
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
ROUNDABOUT
race in right hand, bend on the left hand side
race in both lane, bend on the left hand side
race in both lanes, bend on the right hand side
race in left hand, bend on the right hand side
SPEED BUMP
SUCCESSIVE SPEED BUMPS
TIGHT BEND to the right or left
CENTRAL RESERVATION
LEVEL CROSSING
LEVEL CROSSING
in 200 m
in 100 m
LEVEL CROSSING CLOSED: STOP
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COUNTDOWN WEDNESDAY, 28 JUNE 14.00-20.00 14.00-22.00 14.30
Opening hours of the welcome desk at Messe Düsseldorf Hall no. 3 Opening hours of the press centre at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle Hall Y Riders’ press conference aimed at children at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle (Room 12)
WELCOME DESK AND PRESS CENTRE Messe Düsseldorf Stockumer Kirchstraße 61 41474 Düsseldorf - Germany
THURSDAY, 29 JUNE 09.00-20.00 09.00-22.00 17.30 18.30-20.00
Opening hours of the welcome desk Opening hours of the press centre General teambriefing (sports directors directors andriders) atthe cityhall (Rathaus, (Rathaus, City Council Chamber) Chamber) in Düsseldorf. Private meeting Presentation of the teams for the 2017 Tour de France at Burgplatz
FRIDAY 30, JUNE 09.00-20.00 09.00-22.00 10.30 10.30 12.00 12.30 13.30 15.00 16.30 17.00 18.00
Opening hours of the welcome desk Opening hours of the press centre Meeting for for sports directors/Tour directors/Tour deFrance/UCI Commissioners’ Jury atCongress Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Süd Süd (Room28) Meeting for directors directors of thepublicity caravan at the the CCD CCD Congress Congress Center Düsseldorf Ost-1.OG Meeting for sports directors and France Télévisions at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 28) Meeting for the Tour de France and and FranceTélévisions atat the CCD Congress Congress CenterDüsseldorf Süd(Room 27) Meeting for for thoseresponsible for events events in the start and finish finish areas areas (partners, (partners, generalcommissariat) atat the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 26) Road safety safety meeting with drivers authorised to drive on theTour de Franceroute at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Süd (Room 27) Meeting for for membersof the Tour de France France caravan caravan atat the CCD Congress Congress Center Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Ost-1.OG Meeting for for raceorganisation drivers and and motorbikepilots with the Commissioners’ Commissioners’ Juryat theCCD Congress Congress Center Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 27) Meeting for for media motorbike users (pilots,photographers, cameramen, radio crew…)with the Commissaires’ Jury atthe CCD CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 28)
SATURDAY,, 1 JULY SATURDAY 09.00-22.00 13.00 13.45 15.15
Opening hours of the welcome desk and press centre Official opening of the Tour de France Village in Nordpark Passage by thepublicity caravan caravan bythe first first stage Düsseldorf > Düsseldorf Düsseldorf start ramp onMessegelände Start time of the first rider rider onthe first stage, stage, Düsseldorf Düsseldorf > Düsseldorf Düsseldorf (Individual (Individual time-trial)
SUNDAY, 2 JULY 09.00 10.00 12.03 12.10 12.30
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Opening of the Tour de France Village in front of the Tonhalle Passage of the Publicity Caravan Caravan throughthe start line of the second second stage Düsseldorf >Liège onBurgplatz Neutralised start of the second stage Düsseldorf > Liège on Burgplatz Official start ceremony on Fußgängerbrücke Official start of the second stage Düsseldorf > Liège on Fischerstraße
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COUNTDOWN WEDNESDAY, 28 JUNE 14.00-20.00 14.00-22.00 14.30
Opening hours of the welcome desk at Messe Düsseldorf Hall no. 3 Opening hours of the press centre at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle Hall Y Riders’ press conference aimed at children at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle (Room 12)
WELCOME DESK AND PRESS CENTRE Messe Düsseldorf Stockumer Kirchstraße 61 41474 Düsseldorf - Germany
THURSDAY, 29 JUNE 09.00-20.00 09.00-22.00 17.30 18.30-20.00
Opening hours of the welcome desk Opening hours of the press centre General teambriefing (sports directors directors andriders) atthe cityhall (Rathaus, (Rathaus, City Council Chamber) Chamber) in Düsseldorf. Private meeting Presentation of the teams for the 2017 Tour de France at Burgplatz
FRIDAY 30, JUNE 09.00-20.00 09.00-22.00 10.30 10.30 12.00 12.30 13.30 15.00 16.30 17.00 18.00
Opening hours of the welcome desk Opening hours of the press centre Meeting for for sports directors/Tour directors/Tour deFrance/UCI Commissioners’ Jury atCongress Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Süd Süd (Room28) Meeting for directors directors of thepublicity caravan at the the CCD CCD Congress Congress Center Düsseldorf Ost-1.OG Meeting for sports directors and France Télévisions at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 28) Meeting for the Tour de France and and FranceTélévisions atat the CCD Congress Congress CenterDüsseldorf Süd(Room 27) Meeting for for thoseresponsible for events events in the start and finish finish areas areas (partners, (partners, generalcommissariat) atat the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 26) Road safety safety meeting with drivers authorised to drive on theTour de Franceroute at the CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Süd (Room 27) Meeting for for membersof the Tour de France France caravan caravan atat the CCD Congress Congress Center Center Düsseldorf Düsseldorf Ost-1.OG Meeting for for raceorganisation drivers and and motorbikepilots with the Commissioners’ Commissioners’ Juryat theCCD Congress Congress Center Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 27) Meeting for for media motorbike users (pilots,photographers, cameramen, radio crew…)with the Commissaires’ Jury atthe CCD CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Süd (Room 28)
SATURDAY,, 1 JULY SATURDAY 09.00-22.00 13.00 13.45 15.15
Opening hours of the welcome desk and press centre Official opening of the Tour de France Village in Nordpark Passage by thepublicity caravan caravan bythe first first stage Düsseldorf > Düsseldorf Düsseldorf start ramp onMessegelände Start time of the first rider rider onthe first stage, stage, Düsseldorf Düsseldorf > Düsseldorf Düsseldorf (Individual (Individual time-trial)
SUNDAY, 2 JULY 09.00 10.00 12.03 12.10 12.30
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Opening of the Tour de France Village in front of the Tonhalle Passage of the Publicity Caravan Caravan throughthe start line of the second second stage Düsseldorf >Liège onBurgplatz Neutralised start of the second stage Düsseldorf > Liège on Burgplatz Official start ceremony on Fußgängerbrücke Official start of the second stage Düsseldorf > Liège on Fischerstraße
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Individual time-trial
Stage town for the first time Capital of the state of North RhineWestphalia(Germany) 630,000 inhabitants (Düsseldorfer)
Economy: One One of the country’s most important economic centres, lying at the heart of the Rhine-Ruhr region (11.6 million inhabitants and 500,000 companies). It is also the German capital of fashion, which explains its nickname of “the little Paris”. Ranked sixth highest city in the world in terms of quality of life. Heinrich Heine University
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Culture: Altstadt (old town), ruins of Barbarossa Castle (12 th century), Collegiate Church of Saint Lambertus (15 th century), Benrath Palace (18 th century), Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (theatre), Deutsche Oper am Rhein (German opera on the Rhine), Tonhalle Tonhalle (concert hall), Academy of Fine Arts, more than two dozen museums including the Kunstsammlung
NRW and the Kunstpalast, the Neanderthal Museum in Mettmann Sport: Fortuna Düsseldorf (football, 2.Bundesliga), Düsseldorfer EG (ice
hockey), Borussia Düsseldorf (table tennis), HSG Düsseldorf (handball), DeutscheOper amRhein, Düsseldorf(© MesseDüsseldorf)
Düsseldorf Panther (American football) Specialities: Sauerbraten (beef marinated in vinegar with laurel leaves),
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Sustainable development: 300km development: 300km of bike paths Symbol: The radschläger (cartwheel) - children have traditionally done
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as a city in in 1288
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Individual time-trial
Stage town for the first time Capital of the state of North RhineWestphalia(Germany) 630,000 inhabitants (Düsseldorfer)
Economy: One One of the country’s most important economic centres, lying at the heart of the Rhine-Ruhr region (11.6 million inhabitants and 500,000 companies). It is also the German capital of fashion, which explains its nickname of “the little Paris”. Ranked sixth highest city in the world in terms of quality of life. Heinrich Heine University
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Culture: Altstadt (old town), ruins of Barbarossa Castle (12 th century), Collegiate Church of Saint Lambertus (15 th century), Benrath Palace (18 th century), Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (theatre), Deutsche Oper am Rhein (German opera on the Rhine), Tonhalle Tonhalle (concert hall), Academy of Fine Arts, more than two dozen museums including the Kunstsammlung
NRW and the Kunstpalast, the Neanderthal Museum in Mettmann Sport: Fortuna Düsseldorf (football, 2.Bundesliga), Düsseldorfer EG (ice
hockey), Borussia Düsseldorf (table tennis), HSG Düsseldorf (handball), DeutscheOper amRhein, Düsseldorf(© MesseDüsseldorf)
Düsseldorf Panther (American football) Specialities: Sauerbraten (beef marinated in vinegar with laurel leaves),
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Sustainable development: 300km development: 300km of bike paths Symbol: The radschläger (cartwheel) - children have traditionally done
cartwheels as a sign of happiness since Düsseldorf acquired its status
as a city in in 1288
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15:15 15:15 15:17 15:19 15:19 15:20 15:20 15:21 15:21 15:22 15:23 15:23 15:24 15:24 15:24 15:25 15:25 15:25 15:26 15:27 15:29 15:31
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S TA RT A N D F I N I S H S I T UAT I O N M A P RELAIS-ÉTAPE Reeser Platz (junction of Rotterdamer Straße and Reeser Straße) Düsseldorf Km 1.5
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FINISH LINE Rotterdamer Straße, at the end of a 400m finishing straight (by line of sight - last bend 4km from the line) -Width: - Width: 6m 6m PRESS CENTRE CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle Hall Y Messe Düsseldorf, Stockumer Kirchstaße 61 - Düsseldorf Distance from the finish: adjacent
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GUESTS’ RECEPTION POINT Near the start and at the entrance of car park P4 on the Kirchstraße side PETROL STATION SHELL SHELL - Düsseldorf International Airport Kieshecher Weg 256 - 40468 Düsseldorf Tel: +49 Tel: +49 (0) 211 229 797 53 Opening hours: 14.00 hours: 14.00 to 19.30
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S TA RT A N D F I N I S H S I T UAT I O N M A P RELAIS-ÉTAPE Reeser Platz (junction of Rotterdamer Straße and Reeser Straße) Düsseldorf Km 1.5
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FINISH LINE Rotterdamer Straße, at the end of a 400m finishing straight (by line of sight - last bend 4km from the line) -Width: - Width: 6m 6m PRESS CENTRE CCD Congress Center Düsseldorf Stadthalle Hall Y Messe Düsseldorf, Stockumer Kirchstaße 61 - Düsseldorf Distance from the finish: adjacent
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