Tour De Celeb - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Cycling-based reality series. Eight familiar faces prepare to tackle the toughest stage of the Tour de France. With just eight weeks to train for their mountainous 140-kilometre ordeal, the celebs must clock 25 hours in the saddle every single week. But the punishing schedule leads to injury for Jodie Kidd.
Episode 2
Cycling-based reality series. With just six weeks of training left, Olympian Ed Clancy is brought in to teach the celebs how to ride as a mini peloton, before some of the more advanced riders head to the Pyrenees while the others tackle the Surrey Hills Sportive.
Episode 3
Cycling-based reality series. Just four weeks to go and it's all getting very serious. The anxious coaches have laid on extra training in the Exmoor Hills but only Olympian Amy turns up. Lucy is sent to see top sports psychologist Tim Harkness who tries to help her get her over her fear of descending, while Darren has a heart-to-heart with Dame Sarah Storey about his collapse in Andorra.
Episode 4
Cycling-based reality series. Race day arrives and the celebrities join thousands of other riders on the 130km course that pushes them to their limits and beyond. Austin predictably storms off, until he's badly shaken by witnessing a major crash. Jodie and Hugo are dogged by mechanical failures, while Louie and Angellica are quickly find themselves near the back. But which team crosses the line first?
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