DEBBIE PYRENEES VELO

Watching the Tour de France in person Attending the Tour de France and La Vuelta in person is an enchanting experience. Having lived in the Pyrenees and attended the TDF since 2015, here is a new, updated guide from an experienced local, me. My Top Tips for TDF 2026 and beyond: The Extreme Heat Survival Guide Chasing the peloton through the Pyrenees or elsewhere in France this July? The legendary climbs are calling, but with temperatures hitting 38° to 42°C /100°F–108°F in th

Watching the TDF live on TV is great, especially nowadays with 4K or at least 1080p coverage from all angles, but nothing is quite like the experience of being there on the day, on the side of the road with all the adoring cycling fans anticipating those blink-and-you-missed-it few seconds when the peloton whooshes past in a blur of spinning pedals and wheels, tanned limbs clad in blazing colour and all the intense concentration on the road ahead that makes you think afterwar