Tour de France 2019 - Start List
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Stage 1194.5km | Brussels - Brussels
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Stage 227.6km | Brussels (TTT) -
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Stage 3215km | Binche - Epernay
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Stage 4213.5km | Reims - Nancy
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Stage 5175.5km | Saint-Die-Des-Vosges - Colmar
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Stage 6160.5km | Mulhouse - La Planche Des Belles Filles
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Stage 7230km | Belfort - Chalon-Sur-Saone
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Stage 8200km | Macon - Saint-Etienne
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Stage 9170.5km | Saint-Etienne - Brioude
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Stage 10217.5km | Saint-Flour - Albi
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Rest Day 1-
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Stage 11167km | Albi - Toulouse
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Stage 12209.5km | Toulouse - Bagneres-De-Bigorre
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Stage 1327.2km | Pau (ITT) -
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Stage 14117.5km | Tarbes - Tourmalet
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Stage 15185km | Limoux - Foix
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Rest Day 2Nimes -
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Stage 16177km | Nimes - Nimes
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Stage 17200km | Pont Du Gard - Gap
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Stage 18208km | Embrun - Valloire
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Stage 19126.5km | Saint-Jean-De-Maurienne - Tignes
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Stage 2059km | Albertville - Val Thorens
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Stage 21128km | Rambouillet - Paris Champs-Elysees
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Astana Pro Team
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Team Jumbo-Visma
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EF Education First
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CCC Team
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UAE Team Emirates
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Trek-Segafredo
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Team Sunweb
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Cofidis Solutions Credits
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Lotto Soudal
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Total Direct Energie
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Wanty-Gobert Cycling Team
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