The Tour de France will take its first rest day on July 15 and resume for stage 11 on July 16 for a 156km punchy race in Toulouse - a final opportunity for the sprinters ahead of the Pyrenees.
The stage will consist of a loop around the city, with a flurry of short climbs in the closing kilometres, the last of which comes with 8km to go in the form of the Côte de Pech David (0.8km at 12.4%).
Finishing in the city centre, it will be a fairly technical finale with a roundabout and a sweeping left turn before the final straight to the line, so positioning will be key in the run-in for those looking to contest the victory.
The race could mark a final opportunity for the sprinters before the Tour de France heads into the Pyrenees, so watch out for stage 8 winner Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek), who is leading the green-jersey points classification, and stage 3 and stage 9 winner Tim Merlier (Soudal-QuickStep), as the pair go head-to-head in the battle for sprint wins and finish line points.
Stage 11 map and profile
Stage 11 Sprints
- Labastide-Beauvoir, km. 97.3
Stage 11 Mountains
- Côte de Castelnau-d'Estrétefonds (cat. 4), km. 25.9
- Côte de Montgiscard (cat. 4), km. 111.6
- Côte de Corronsac (cat. 4), km. 117
- Côte de Vieille-Toulouse (cat. 4), km. 142.5
- Côte de Pech David (cat. 3), km. 148
How to watch stage 11 of the Tour de France
Country |
Broadcaster |
Start time |
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UK |
ITV4 / ITVX (FREE) |
14:00 BST |
UK |
12:00 BST |
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US |
06:30 ET |
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Canada |
07:00 ET |
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Australia |
SBS / SBS On Demand (FREE) |
21:15 AEST |
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