As the Tour de France leaves the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region after the Grand Départ, the riders will head south from Amiens to Rouen, staying adjacent to the coast along the route for a stage that could suit both puncheurs and sprinters alike.
The parcours features a lot of undulating terrain with five categorised climbs in the last 50km, which will likely decide the outcome of the stage.
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Stage 4 Sprints
- Saint-Adrien, km. 143.3
Stage 4 Mountains
- Côte Jacques Anquetil (cat. 4), km. 128.2
- Cöte de Belbeuf (cat. 3), km. 148.7
- Côte de la Grand'Mare (cat. 4), km. 154.4
- Rampe Saint-Hilaire (cat. 3), km. 162.1
How to watch stage 4 of the Tour de France
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Country | Broadcaster | Start time |
|---|---|---|
UK | ITV4 / ITVX (FREE) | 14:30 BST |
UK | 12:00 BST | |
US | 06:30 ET | |
Canada | 07:00 ET | |
Australia | SBS / SBS On Demand (FREE) | 21:05 AEST |
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