Tour de France Highlights - Season 11 / Year 2026
Season 11 / Year 2026
Episodes
Stage One
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights of the opening stage of the race, a 19.6km team time-trial in Barcelona.
Stage Two
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights of stage two, a hilly 168.5km route from Tarragona to Barcelona.
Stage Three
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights of stage three, a mountainous 195.9km route from Granollers in Spain to the ski resort of Les Angles in the French Pyrénées.
Stage Four
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the fourth stage of this year's race, a 181.9km route from Carcassonne to Foix. Eventual winner Tadej Pogacar took the first of four victories at this stage last year after leading a 174.2km route from Amiens to Rouen. He moved closer to Dutch cyclist Mathieu van der Poel who was leading the race at the time.
Stage Five
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the fifth stage of this year's race, a 158.3km route starting in Lannemezan and ending in Pau. Remco Evenepoel became the third Belgian stage winner at this stage last year after he won a 33km individual time trial around the city of Caen on the north-west coast of France. That victory moved him up to second in the overall standings behind eventual winner Tadej Pogacar.
Stage Six
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the sixth stage of this year's race, a 186.2km route from Pau to Gavarnie-Gedre. Ireland's Ben Healy won his first-ever Tour de France stage at this point last year after a 201.5km ride from Bayeux to Vire Normandie. The Irishman's victory at this point moved him up to eighth in the overall general classification.
Stage Seven
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the seventh stage of this year's race, a 175.1km route from Hagetmau to Bordeaux. Eventual winner Tadej Pogacar picked up the second of four stage victories at this point last year after a 197km route from Saint-Malo to Guerledan. The Slovenian moved back to the top of the general classification thanks to this victory in his quest to win his fourth Tour de France title.
Stage 8
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights from stage eight as the race moved through the Dordogne region on a 184.4km stage from Périgueux to Bergerac. With relatively gentle terrain compared with the mountain stages earlier in the week, the day's route could have favoured the sprinters or a determined breakaway. As the first rest day approached, riders continue their battle for stage wins and positions in the various classifications.
Stage Nine
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights from stage nine, with the peloton travelling 185.5km from Malemort to Ussel on the final stage before the race's first rest day. Teams will have been looking to finish the opening phase of the Tour strongly before taking stock of the overall standings. Featuring the key moments, analysis and reaction from another crucial day of competition.
Stage 10
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights of the 10th stage of the Grand Tour race, a 166.6km mountainous route from Aurillac to Le Lioran, as the race returned after a rest day. This stage last year saw Great Britain's Simon Yates claim his one and only stage victory as he finished clear of Dutch cyclist Thymen Arensman and Ireland's Ben Healy. Healy's third place finish at this point moved him top of the general classification, a place above eventual winner Tadej Pogacar.
Stage 11
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the 11th stage of the Grand Tour race, a 161.3km flat route from Vichy to Nevers. This stage last year saw Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen claim victory after a 156.8km flat stage ride around Toulouse. The Norwegian finished just clear of nearest challengers Mauro Schmid and Mathieu van der Poel, as he claimed his one and only stage victory of the 2025 race.
Stage 12
Rebecca Charlton presents highlights of the 12th stage of the Grand Tour race, a 179.1km flat route from Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours to Chalon-sur-Saone. This stage last year saw eventual winner Tadej Pogacar pick up the third of his four stage victories to move himself top of the general classification, somewhere he stayed for the rest of the race.
Stage 13
Rebecca Charlton presents action from the 13th stage of the Grand Tour race, a 205.8km hilly route from Dole to Belfort. Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar claimed his fourth and final stage victory at this point last year as he made it two successive stage wins to consolidate his place at the top of the general classification.
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