Home Weather Tour de France Femmes 2026: stage three from Geneva to...
Weather

Tour de France Femmes 2026: stage three from Geneva to Poligny – live

Key Points

Live cycling updates, start at 12.45pm BST/1.45pm local Pogacar will ride Vuelta a España | You can mail SimonHello world! Today, then, the second-longest stage of this year’s tour at 156.5km, and the first in the hills, with four categorised climbs and about 2,500m of elevation gain, with the steepest, longest and hardest section coming in the first 25km. By way of bonus the forecast is both hot (33-35C) and with a chance of rain, particularly in those tough early stages heading north out...

Live cycling updates, start at 12.45pm BST/1.45pm local
Pogacar will ride Vuelta a España | You can mail Simon

Hello world! Today, then, the second-longest stage of this year’s tour at 156.5km, and the first in the hills, with four categorised climbs and about 2,500m of elevation gain, with the steepest, longest and hardest section coming in the first 25km. By way of bonus the forecast is both hot (33-35C) and with a chance of rain, particularly in those tough early stages heading north out of Geneva.

The day ends in Poligny, and if the name of that town rings a bell that’s probably (well, there’s a slight chance that it’s) because you read about it in April, when it featured in the Guardian’s list of fun and fabulous reasons to visit France this year. Nothing to do with cycling – our reasoning was entirely cheese-related, Poligny being home to La Maison du Comté: not just somewhere to learn about a marvellous cheese, but also one of the finalists for the 10th French National Wood Construction Award in 2021!

Continue reading...
Tour de France Femmes 2026 (ORG) Geneva (LOCATION) Poligny (ORG) BST/1.45pm (PERSON) Pogacar (PERSON) Vuelta (ORG) España (LOCATION) SimonHello (ORG) Guardian (ORG) France (LOCATION) La Maison du Comté (LOCATION) French National Wood Construction Award (ORG)
Originally published by The Guardian UK Read original →