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Tour de France riders in front of the Louvre Pyramid and museum in Paris, France, during the 2020 race

Tour de France riders in front of the Louvre Pyramid and museum in Paris, France, during the 2020 race (© Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images)

Tour de France riders in front of the Louvre Pyramid and museum in Paris, France, during the 2020 race (© Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images)

Grand finish of Le Tour

After a three-week dash around France, cycling’s most prestigious race concludes today with a triumphant procession into Paris before a sprint finish on the Champs-Élysées. The 21st and final stage of this year’s Tour de France – the 108th edition of the famous event – begins in Chatou, a town in the western suburbs of Paris along the river Seine. Tour tradition dictates the overall race leader isn't challenged on the last day, so it starts out as a victory parade for the champion-elect, who will be wearing a yellow jersey, posing for pictures, and sipping a glass of champagne along the route. But when the riders reach the heart of Paris, the pace picks up as they dash around the tree-lined Champs-Élysées, sometimes described as the most beautiful avenue in the world.
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