Cyclists racing in Paris during the modified final stage of the Tour de France.
Cyclists racing in Paris during the modified final stage of the Tour de France.
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Tour de France: final stage modified and limited to Paris

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Tour de France organisers have shortened the 21st stage to 89 km and confined it entirely to Paris on Sunday to ease emergency services in Gironde.

Due to fires in Gironde, the start originally planned in Thoiry has been moved to Paris. Rider presentations will take place around 15:40 in Thoiry, after which the riders will travel by coach to the capital for a 17:50 start from the Champs-Élysées finish line.

The riders will complete two additional laps of the final circuit before passing three times over the Côte de la Butte Montmartre via rue Lepic. The finish is scheduled for around 19:45.

The police prefecture stated that the interior minister has redeployed some security forces to the fire-affected areas. The organising team thanked all parties for their understanding and expressed solidarity with the affected populations.

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Media accounts on X report the Tour de France final stage shortened to 89 km and limited to Paris to free emergency services amid Gironde wildfires. Posts highlight the bus transfer from Thoiry and cite organizers and police prefecture. Reactions emphasize logistical adjustments for safety without additional commentary.

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Police and crowds at Paris music festival along the Seine during a heatwave
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Paris deploys 4800 officers for music festival amid heatwave

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Paris police prefecture announced on Saturday the deployment of 4800 police officers and gendarmes plus 2500 firefighters for the Fête de la musique on Sunday. Alcohol consumption bans and restrictions on undeclared gatherings along the Seine quays have been imposed due to the heatwave. The event is also drawing growing numbers of European visitors.

A major wildfire has burned over 1600 hectares in the Pyrénées-Orientales since Saturday evening. More than 10000 people have been evacuated and the third stage of the Tour de France on Monday will proceed without spectators on French territory.

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The Tour de France has encountered record heat and a wildfire during its 23-day course through France, prompting adjustments to stages and safety measures. Tadej Pogačar is expected to win the race when it concludes Sunday on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. The conditions have highlighted challenges posed by climate change to the event.

Several wildfires affected southern France on Thursday, particularly in the Aude and Pyrénées-Orientales. Nearly 3000 people were evacuated in Canet-en-Roussillon.

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Paris firefighters announced on Friday the cancellation of their balls on July 13 and 14 due to extreme heat. The brigade described the move as the most responsible decision to ensure everyone's safety.

The end of the Pro D2 final between Vannes and Provence Rugby was marked by a bomb alert on Saturday in Toulouse. The 18,000 spectators were confined inside Ernest-Wallon Stadium after Vannes won 18-14.

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Tuesday evening, the Seine-et-Marne prefect announced the two fires ravaging the Fontainebleau forest were contained after burning more than 2,000 hectares. Six people were detained, including a volunteer firefighter suspected of deliberately starting a blaze.

 

 

 

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