Tour de France 2025: a Grand Boucle under close surveillance
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The Tour de France peloton, in Aire-sur-la-Lys (Pas-de-Calais), during the 3rd stage, on July 7. MARCO BERTORELLO / AFP
Every year, the Tour de France is marked by its share of incidents: spectacular falls, collisions with vehicles, overly reckless spectators... While the event remains an unmissable popular celebration, safety is more than ever at the heart of the organization.
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I subscribeEvery summer, the Tour de France unfurls its road markings across France. Behind this traveling, open-air festival lies a colossal security logistical package designed to protect riders and the public in a changing and sometimes unpredictable environment. As the fourth stage between Amiens and Rouen begins this Tuesday, July 8, a battalion of government officials remains mobilized at every moment to prevent damage.
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