198 riders (22 teams of 9 riders)

More than 500 hotels visited during the whole Tour

300 team staff members

15 members of the race jury

RIDERS

ORGANIZATION

2017 ROUTE

MEDICAL SERVICE

380 team mates

100 A.S.O. staff

10 doctors (of all specialties)

7 nurses

2 medical cars7 ambulances with doctor

1 motorcycle

1 radiologytruck

7 airplanes reserved for the transfers (9th and 23rd of July)

34

3 540 KM 3,540km (21 stages))

9 flat stages5 medium mountain stage5 mountain stage with 3 mountain top finishes

2 individual time-trials

23 pass or climbs and top finishes categorized category 2, category 1 and highest level category

4 countries visited (Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and France)

34 French departments visited

35 stage-sites, including 10 first ever

635 cities crossed

2,100 residents in Laissac-Sévérac L’Église, the smallest stage town

2,250,000  residents in Paris, the biggest stage town 

222.5km : lenght of stage 19 (Embrun Salon-de-Provence), the longest of this 104th edition

101km :  length of stage 13 (Saint-Girons Foix), the shortest stage of this 104th edition

2,642m : altitude of Col du Galibier, the highest point of the 2017 Tour de France, where the Souvenir Henri Desgrange will be awarded

222.5KMSALON-DE-PROVENCE

4,500 PEOPLE: ORGANIZATION – TEAMS - MEDIA - PARTNERS – PUBLICITY CARAVAN - SUPPLIERS

2017 TOUR DE FRANCE KEY FIGURES

SECURITY

TV BROADCAST

50 members of the Republican Guard

12 full-time police officers on duty as the permanent police of the Tour de France

23,000 police officers and gendarmes mobilized for securing the Tour de France route

5,000m2 needed to install the technical area at the finish

120 trucks that make up the technical area

60km of cable rolled out on average in the technical area at the finish

3,000 agents from the Departmental Councils

3,600 traffic signs affixed by the Assemblée des Départements de France on the dangerous points

65 people present on the Tour de France trained each year in the prevention of road risk, i.e. more than 450 people since 2010

500 people of the TV productions teams 5 video motorcycles, 2 sound motorcycles, 2 video helicopters, 1 HF relay helicopter, 2 HF airplanes relays needed for the production of TV images on the Tour de France90 TV and radio journalists from 10 different nationalities in the grandstands commentators

750 people have taken a course in the awareness of work-related risks

198 trackers mounted on the bicycles at the start of the first stage: every bicycle will be equipped with a tracker each day

16 GoPro cameras on the bicycles each day

68 radio networks

94 television channels

91 photo agencies

301 newspapers, press agencies and Internet websites

2,000 journalists, consultants and photographers

600 different media outlets

MEDIA (2016 Figures)

TV PRODUCTION

105 hours of live coverage produced (international signal) 6,300 hours

of air-time around the world

in 2016

Broadcast in 190 countries

Host broadcaster : France Télévisions

100 channels including 60 liveFull broadcast for all stages in 2017

35min

PARTNERS PUBLICITY CARAVAN

170 vehicles

35 brands

600 people

18 million goodies distributed

12km procession

35 minutes of show

55 people for security

10 TO 12 MILLIONS SPECTATORS ON THE ROADSIDE (2016 Figures)

(Dated 25 June 2017)

65% male 35% female

80% French spectators and 20% foreign

6 hours 15 minutes: presence on the roadside

93% of people attending as a group (4 to 5 people per group on average)

LETOUR.FR

MOBILE APP

RÉSEAUX SOCIAUX

36M visits*

120M viewed pages *

4 LANGUAGES: French, English, Spanish and German

640.000 followers

2.7 MILLIONS followers

FOLLOW THE RACE IN LIVE

THE TOUR OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS@letour_de @letour_uk

@letour_col1 Snapchat account 1 Dailymotion channel 1 YouTube channel 1 official hashtag : #TDF2017

DIGITAL

Available in 4 languages of the website: French, English, German and Spanish On computer, tablet and mobile

THE RACE CENTER

5 Club Partners: LCL, CARREFOUR, ŠKODA, VITTEL, KRYS

10 Official Partners 15 Official Suppliers 6 Technical Partners 3 Official Supporters 4 Media Partners 3 Institutional Partners

*Source : XITI during the Tour 2016

17 MILLIONS visits*

New version in 2017

A community of 5,640,000 fans and followers

letourdefrance

@radiotour_es@radiotour_en @radiotour_fr

2.3 MILLIONS fans

@letour

LA COURSE BY LE TOUR DE FRANCE(4th edition)

@LaCoursebyTDFlacoursebyletour.com

SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY ON TOUR DE FRANCE

100 sensitive natural zones protected (Natura 2000 zones, national parks, regional nature reserves…)

100,000 bin bags 100% recycled, distributed along the route of the Tour de France

42 rubbish collection zones for the riders

8 awareness zones around the biking activity: Ateliers du Tour workshops!

252 children saved from 2003 thanks to the partnership with Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque

5,000 roadbooks in Braille distributed by HandiCaPZéro

5,000 children for the Dictée du Tour (school dictation)

LOGISTICS

4,000m of linear barriers at the start and the finish of each stage on average

2.7km of banners per stage on average

1,050 tall barriers each day at the finish

450 publicity signs each day at the finish

7 hectares needed to install the Tour de France finish area on average

7ha

2,360 metres The finish at the col d’Izoard, the same as the 18th stage of the Tour de France

67.5km from Briançon to l’Izoard (stage)

22.5km in Marseille (New: High-speed pursuit with the best riders of the first round)

126 participants: 21 teams of 6 riders

90km to run in 2 rounds

L’IZOARD

BRIANÇON

90 KM

1st round 2nd round