Where in dordogne will the tour de france 2023 pass through?

FURTHER DETAILS HAVE BEEN REVEALED ABOUT THE COMPETITORS’ ROUTE, THE EIGHTH STAGE OF WHICH WILL INVOLVE 201KM IN THE DEPARTMENT READER QUESTION: YOU RECENTLY SAID THAT THE TOUR DE FRANCE

WILL COME TO DORDOGNE (WHERE WE LIVE). ARE THERE ANY MORE DETAILS OF THE ROUTE YET TO KNOW EXACTLY HOW CLOSE IT COMES TO US? When the Tour de France 2023 route was announced in October, it

was revealed that in the eighth stage on July 8 the _coureurs_ (cyclists) would race from Libourne (Gironde) to Limoges (Haute-Vienne), via Dordogne. However, other than the fact that the

Tour would pass through La Roche-Chalais, no further details were announced at the time. READ ALSO: TOUR DE FRANCE 2023 ROUTE UNVEILED: WILL IT PASS NEAR YOU? Further details have been

provided more recently by local MP Jean-Pierre Cubertafon. He shared the planned itinerary which is set to be approved by the prefecture. It shows that the competitors will enter Dordogne

around midday at Le Capet, before passing through La Croix de la Grand-mère and then La Roche-Chalais. They will then head through other villages to reach Ribérac, Saint-Méard-de-Drône,

Tocane-Saint-Apre, Lisle, Bourdeilles, Brantôme en Périgord – around 15:00 – Champagnac-de-Belair, Quinsac, Saint-Front-La-Rivière, Saint-Pardoux-La-Rivière, Champs-Romain, Abjat-sur-Bandiat

and Miallet. The riders will then leave Dordogne after 201km within the department, and enter Haute-Vienne. You can see the route in further detail in the table below: This is the first

time that the Tour has passed through Dordogne since 2017. The women’s Tour de France will also visit the department, with Montignac-Lascaux being their destination on July 25, 2023. RELATED

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