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Tour de France 2022 - How to watch live on TV, live stream details, who is riding, favourites for yellow

Updated 28/06/2022 at 14:45 GMT

The stage is set for the greatest show on two wheels! The Tour de France returns to our screens from July 1-24, with Tadej Pogacar, Primoz Roglic and Geraint Thomas among those hoping to be cruising down the Champs-Elysees in yellow. There’s also a return to the Tour for Chris Froome, but Fabio Jakobsen has got the nod over Mark Cavendish for the sprint spot in the Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team.

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THE TOUR DE FRANCE IN DENMARK: THE YELLOW FEVER

The northernmost Grand Départ of the Tour de France led to a popular craze that exceeded all expectations. From the teams’ presentation in the heart of Copenhagen to the finish of stage 3 in Sonderborg, the riders were treated to a noisy, warm and respectful honor hedge of more than 400 kilometers. The Danish television channel TV2 recorded an average market share of 78% during the first three stages. Never seen before!  

The tears of Jonas Vingegaard, touched by the welcome he received in the Tivoli theme park, are already part of the iconography of the 2022 Tour de France. Spectators who did not have the privilege of being among the 15,000 present for the teams’ presentation then flocked to the sidewalks of Copenhagen, defying the rain that watered the time trial in the heart of the capital on Friday afternoon. They were even more numerous to witness the conquest of the polka-dot jersey by Magnus Cort between Roskilde and Nyborg, then to greet their new national hero, who escaped alone towards Sonderborg. About two million Danes travelled to watch the race during this unprecedented sequence, out of a total population of around six million.But what did the Danes who didn’t attend the Tour de France between 1st and 3rd July do? The figures published by the national channel TV2 indicate that they have largely followed the stages of the Tour in front of their screens, since the market shares reached up to 86% of the people who turned on their television. A peak of 1,100,000 viewers was even recorded for the finish in Sonderborg, just before Dylan Groenewegen’s sprint victory. A way to greet the peloton massively before flying to the French territory.

  Frederik Lauesen, Head of Sports at TV2 Denmark:

“It has been a fairytale for us at TV2 Denmark to experience and to cover the Tour de France’s visit in Denmark. We know that the Danish people love the tour, but the incredible interest from the team presentation in Tivoli Gardens to the stages in our country has after all surprised us in a very positive way. The Danish people have shown their love for the Tour in a way, we would never dream of. The images of the streets and roads full of enthusiastic crowds literally all the way from start to finish will remain with us forever. This was a once in a lifetime experience in many ways and we are equally proud and humble at TV 2 to have played our part in this. We will forever be thankful to the Tour de France and the passionate people who worked hard to make this happen”

“The viewing figures are extremely high, and we are very pleased. It is safe to say that a great number of the Danish people has taken part in this fantastic event and enjoyed the visit of the world greatest cycling race either along the streets or on our platforms.”

  Julien Goupil, Head of medias and partnerships at A.S.O.:

“It was absolutely fantastic to see such a big Danish crowd. The audiences of TV2, historical partner of the Tour (since 1989) are absolutely exceptional and confirm our desire to make the Tour de France accessible to as many people as possible by broadcasting it on free-to-air generalist channels in Europe thanks to the partnership established with Eurovision Sport. These impressive results in terms of audience concern both the broadcast of the live feed of the first three stages and the traffic on TV2’s digital platforms, which has quadrupled. More than ever, the race has attracted crowds, either on the roadsides or in front   of TV. A market share of 78% on average… Never seen before!”

Key numbers:

- During the first three days of the Tour de France, TV2/TV2 PLAY has been in contact with 2,362,000 Danes across stages and studio broadcasts. That’s almost a doubling compared to the interest we saw for the Tour’s first three days last year.

- The first three stages are seen by an average of 767,000 Danes (viewer shares from 72 percent to 86 percent) and at the 3rd stage - at the end of the route - the number of viewers peaks with 1,095,000 Danes who follow the final sprint through Sønderborg.

- The stages are the most viewed 1-3. stages ever, and for all Tour stages, we need to look back more than 10 years to find similar levels.

- On TV2.DK & apps, the interest is also overwhelming, with the first three days of the Tour de France content showing a quadrupling of traffic compared to previous years.  

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Tour de France – 14. etape

Hvad skete der? Carlos Rodriguez vandt 14. etape af Tour de France, hvor Jonas Vingegaard tog ét sekund på Tadej Pogacar.

Vingegaard fører nu det samlede klassement med ti sekunder ned til Tadej Pogacar.

Vingegaard straffes med bøde for at tisse

Jonas Vingegaard må punge ud efter dagens etape. Jumbo-Visma-danskeren er blevet straffet med en bøde på 200 schweizerfranc (1500 kroner) for at tisse på et sted på ruten, hvor det ikke var tilladt. Løbsledelsen har kategoriseret straffen som "ukorrekt adfærd". 

Episoden indtraf, da der var kørt 81 kilometer.  

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Vingegaard bliver ved i gult – nærmer sig Pogacar

20 gule trøjer.

Det er Vingegaard nu oppe på efter lørdagens etape. Det bringer ham op på siden af Thomas Voeckler, mens danskeren nu kun er én gul trøje efter sin rival Tadej Pogacar.

Sådan skriver mediedata-firmaet Gracenote til TV 2 Sport.

Røg nogle for tidsgrænsen specielt han ser var helt tapet på baglåret efter styrtet

Nej. Der var ingen, der røg for tidsgrænsen i dag. Adrien Petit, som du nok tænker på, kom ind sidst :-).

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Jumbo-Visma-chef udpeger nøglemoment

I morgen venter et nyt bjergslag, inden en hviledag venter. Tirsdag er årets eneste enkeltstart på menuen, og den vil få en afgørende betydning, mener Jumbo-Visma-sportsdirektør Merijn Zeeman.

- Den vil lave en forskel lige meget hvad, og den vil styre, hvem der har kontrollen dagen efter – hvor vi skal til Col de la Loze (17. etape, red.), siger Zeeman ifølge Wielerflits .

- Det bliver spektakulært, men hvis forskellene stadig er minimale, venter Vogeserne fortsat. Jeg forventer, at dette forbliver spændende indtil sidste øjeblik.

Se eller gense Vingegaard i en kærlig stund med datteren Frida efter etapen:

Mogens lyngsø:.

I snakken om motorcyklerne der var i vejen for Pogacar på Joux Plane, så har jeg lagt mærke til at Pogacar måske bevidst ligger timing for hans angreb når motorcyklerne ligger tættest? På 6. Etape syntes jeg næsten man kan se på Pogacar at han orienteret om deres placering inden han angriber?

Det er altid interessant at diskutere motorcyklerne, fordi de både kan være i vejen og gavne så meget. Vingegaard virkede heller ikke til at mene, at Pogacar ligefrem var blevet snydt, fordi sloveneren kunne se, at de lå der :-).

Se de store øjeblikke fra dagens etape her:

Se wout van aerts vilde aktion her:, wout van aert om sin vilde aktion:.

- Jeg vidste i øjeblikket, at det var Majkas plan at sætte mig og Wilco (Kelderman, red.). Han kørte stærk, så det var hårdt at komme tilbage. Så hørte jeg i radioen, at farten blev sat lidt ned foran, så jeg kæmpede mig tilbage en gang mere, og ja, det var bare lidt et mentalt spil, siger belgieren til TV 2 Norge.

- Det har jeg aldrig set før, sagde Emil Vinjebo i kommenteringen.

Rolf Sørensen var enig og tilføjede:

- Hvordan kunne han gøre det?

Skjelmose efter etapen:

Om styrtet i starten?

- Jeg var nede, og jeg har det okay. Jeg slog mig, men jeg ved ikke, om det har haft det store udfald. Jeg har det, som om jeg har fået et trælår på det ene ben. Ellers har jeg det okay.

Du har sat kryds ud for etapen i morgen?

- Forhåbentlig har Jumbo brugt nogle kræfter i dag, som de ikke har i morgen. Jeg er da pisseirriteret over, at de skal køre så fucking stærkt, og at Jonas så ikke en gang kan tage tid på Pogacar. Men sådan er det jo i cykling nogle gange, siger Skjelmose med et smil til TV 2 Sport.

Se episoden med motorcyklerne her:

Eksperter revser motorcykel, der forhindrede pogacar.

- Det må ikke ske, sagde Emil Vinjebo.

- Det er en skandale. Det er ærgerligt, sagde Rolf Sørensen.

De to eksperter var gale over den motorcykel, der forhindrede Tadej Pogacar i at angribe på toppen af Col de Joux Plane.

Læs her, hvad Pogacar har sagt efter etapen:

Tiesj Benoot efter etapen:

- Vi prøvede at gøre etapen så hård som mulig. Vi kørte alle stigningerne i høj fart, så vi kunne gøre etapen bedre for Jonas og mindre eksplosiv, siger han til TV 2 Sport.

- I sidste ende virkede det. Der var ikke noget stort hul, men han tog et bonussekund på Pogacar, og det er bedre end at tabe tid.

- For os vil det være bedre, hvis han havde tre minutter i stedet for 10 sekunder, griner Benoot.

- Men ræset er stadig i gang. Jonas viser god form, og i dag viser vi, at vi er det stærkeste hold.

Wout van Aert efter etapen:

Hvad siger du til etapen?

- Vi gjorde det til en hård dag for os selv og forhåbentlig også andre. Vi håbede selvfølgelig, at Jonas kunne gøre en større forskel, men de er åbenbart lige gode i øjeblikket. Chapeau!

Det er en tæt kamp for fansene derhjemme?

-  Jeg er lidt ligeglad. For mig vil det være fedt med et større forspring, men det er fantastisk at se, hvordan Jonas kæmper, og det giver en god ånd på holdet, siger belgieren til TV 2 Norge.

Vingegaard i en stund med datteren Frida efter etapen:

Se eller gense duellen mellem Pogacar og Vingegaard her:

Jumbo-visma-sportsdirektør grischa niermann efter etapen:.

- Det var igen en stor kamp. Vi ville hellere have, at Jonas satte Pogacar, men jeg synes, at holdet gjorde det rigtig godt i dag. Vi ville gøre ræset hårdt, og det gjorde vi.

- Pogacar angreb på den sidste stigning, men han fik ikke et rigtigt hul. Jonas kæmpede sig tilbage. Fra bilen håber man, at han kunne sætte Pogacar, men de var lige i dag, og vi er glade for, at han (Vingegaard, red.) tog bonussekunderne på toppen. Han fik et sekund, siger Grischa Niermann til TV 2 Sport.

Er du bekymret over, at Pogacar ser ud til at have det bedre angreb?

- Nej. I dag jeg ikke bekymret. I dag er jeg meget, meget glad for, hvordan etapen udspillede sig.

Hvad fortalte I ham fra bilen?

- At han måtte køre sig egen fart og kæmpe for at komme tilbage til ham. For Pogacar var også på grænsen.

Carlos Rodriguez reagerer efter etapesejren:

- Det er fantastisk. Jeg har ingen ord. At være her er en drøm, og det er fantastisk at få en sejr. Det er noget, jeg altid har villet opnå, og nu har jeg fået en sejr, siger han i det officielle interview.

- Jeg er super taknemmelig over holdets arbejde. Jeg vil gerne takke dem.

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Top-tre på etapen:

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Tour de france 2022 schedule: start time, stages, length, dates, how to watch live stream, route, tv coverage, highlights.

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The 2022 Tour de France begins on Friday, July 1 through Sunday, July 24 across the networks of NBC, USA Network, and Peacock. This year’s cycling event features nine new sites and stages indicated with an asterisk in the schedule below.

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Additionally, there will be two individual time trials in this year’s Tour marking the first time since 2017 that the event begins with an individual time trial and the third straight year with one on the penultimate Tour stage. See below to find out more information including how to watch, stages, the complete schedule, and more.

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2022 Tour de France Key Information

When is the 2022 tour de france what time does coverage start.

The 2022 Tour de France will take place from July 1-July 24. Coverage of stage 1 begins at 9:30 a.m. ET on Peacock and USA Network.

How can I watch the 2022 Tour de France?

Stream all 21 stages of the 2022 Tour de France from start to finish, or watch on-demand on NBC, USA, and Peacock . All NBC and USA coverage also streams on NBCSports.com/live and the NBC Sports app. Click here for the full broadcast schedule .

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The 2022 Tour de France is 24 days long. There will be one stage contested per day and three rest days. The first rest day is on July 4 (between stages 3 & 4), the second will be on July 11 (between stages 9 & 10), and the final rest day will be on July 18 (between stages 15 & 16).

How many riders are in the Tour?

There will be a total of 176 riders. There will be 22 teams with 8 riders per team.

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How many stages is the Tour de France?

There are 21 stages: 6 flat, 7 hilly, 6 mountain stages, and 2 individual time trials.

What is the 2022 Tour de France schedule and route?

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How many miles is the 2022 Tour de France?

A total of 3,346.5 km (approximately 2,079.4 miles) is the distance expected to be covered in this year’s Tour.

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