- For its 5th edition, the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will benefit from even greater media exposure, with more than 26 hours of live coverage, including two stages (Stages 5 and 9) broadcast in full.
- The race will be broadcast in 190 countries around the world and can also be experienced through the event’s official digital platforms. Once again this year, France Télévisions will broadcast every stage on its main channel, France 2.
- Spectators will once again turn out in large numbers along the route, enjoying entertainment and activities organised in the stage towns throughout the event.
Live every day from Lausanne to Nice
With at least 2 hours and 30 minutes of live television coverage each day, fans will be able to follow the peloton all the way from the Swiss Grand Départ in Lausanne to the finish in Nice, via Mont Ventoux, from Saturday 1 August to Sunday 9 August. Two stages will receive start-to-finish live coverage (Stages 5 and 9), allowing viewers to experience every moment of the battle for the Yellow Jersey.
Broadcast in 190 countries, the race will attract fans from around the world, who will cheer on their favourite riders over the course of nine days. In France, viewers will be able to watch the race on France 2, the main channel of the France Télévisions group.
Official media partners franceinfo and Ici will also be going yellow this summer, taking listeners behind the scenes of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Les Informés du Tour (11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.) and the Club Tour France Info (from 7:50 p.m.), will provide pre- and post-stage coverage.
Even more immersive digital platforms
All Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift information will be available across the race’s digital platforms: the official website, the Race Center powered by Capgemini, where fans can follow the race minute by minute, and the official social media channels, offering a behind-the-scenes experience from the first images at the start village to the evening podium ceremonies. The Race Center will also allow fans to interact with the editorial team by submitting questions live during the stages, before exploring the Data of the Day, published daily on the official website. Stage profiles, maps, timetables and sporting stakes: everything needed to prepare for each stage will be available on these platforms. As soon as the riders cross the finish line, fans will be able to watch the final kilometre video, on-board camera footage from within the peloton and stage highlights. Live coverage and the best moments will also be available on the France.tv platform and on Max for Eurosport coverage.
Interaction between the public and the race remains at the heart of the event. The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift Fantasy by Tissot returns, giving fans another way to engage with the riders and their performances. Fans can also predict each day's stage winner with Zwift on the official website and vote for the winner of the Teisseire Combativity Award. After joining the event's ecosystem last year, Kahoot! continues its fun and educational activation inspired by the race. Visit the Tour de France Club to enjoy all these experiences.
