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Flat Stage, Five Climbs: Tour de France Femmes Deceives
2 Aug
Summary
- Stage two is unexpectedly categorized as flat but features five climbs.
- Lorena Wiebes leads the race after winning stage one.
- The 147.9km route passes UCI headquarters and Lake Geneva.
The second stage of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, a 147.9km race from Aigle to Geneva, presents a deceptive profile. Although categorized as flat, the route contains five climbs, including the Côte de Chexbres approximately 30km into the stage.
The race leader, Lorena Wiebes, who secured victory on stage one, will be looking to maintain her advantage. She is closely followed by Kim Le Court and Demi Vollering in the general classification.
Following a neutralised start at 1:20 PM (2:20 PM CET), the peloton will head towards the finish on Quai du Mont-Blanc. The stage route promises scenic views along Lake Geneva and passes by the UCI headquarters and World Cycling Centre.
