gap between first and last rider for each stage

45’47”

between the f irst and last r ider

longest time gap

03’ 36’’ 11' 06'' 21' 38'' 26' 04'' 14' 15'' 06' 02'' 06' 12'' 10' 58'' TTT 29' 15'' 45’ 47”

1 4 72 5 8 103 6 9 11

37’ 33” 21’ 37” 20’ 56” 15’ 41” 30’ 36” 37’ 09” 35’ 51” 30’ 30” 23’ 57” 00’00”

12 15 1813 16 19 2114 17 20

Race in Review

After 21 stages the riders have now completed the 102nd edition of the Tour de France.

Here’s a look at the data we’ve collected on their journey.

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stage 1 stage 7

stage 8

stage 9

stage 10

stage 11

stage 12

stage 13

stage 14

stage 15

stage 16

stage 18

stage 19

stage 20

stage 21

stage 17stage 2

stage 3

stage 4

stage 5

stage 6

37°Chottest stage on le Tour

Stage 12

13.8 km

160 km

223.5 km

(Stage 1)

(Stage 4)

3360.3 km total distance travelled

shortest distance travelled on one day

average distance travelled each day

longest distance travelled on one day

320 hours spent on the road

total distance travel led

Dimension Data’s Big Data Truck

5151 km

the riders produced a combined power output equal to about 90 kilowatt

t h a t ’s ro u g h l y t h e s a m e a s

power output

22.5 solar roof panels

equalling about

burned an estimated total 23,940,000 kcal

85,807 hamburgers

the riders together

55.45 km/h

average speed of riders across 21 stages

38.34 km/h

51.04 km/h

46.87 km/h

44.96 km/h

39.98 km/h

39.87 km/h

38.95 km/h

42.71 km/h

41.08 km/h

49.98 km/h

36.27 km/h

34.79 km/h

1 4 72 5 8 103 6 9 11

average speed on each stage

31.92 km/h

41.10 km/h

38.92 km/h

45.66 km/h

41.09 km/h

35.48 km/h

34.13 km/h

28.94 km/h

31.20 km/h

38.72 km/h

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highest average speed on a stage (stage 1)

lowest average speed on a stage (stage 19)28.94 km/h

stage 1 Rohan Dennis – BMC | 55.45 km/h

stage 2 André Greipel – LTS | 47.64 km/h

stage 3 Joaquim Rodríguez – KAT | 46.25 km/h

stage 4 Tony Martin – EQS | 40.76 km/h

stage 5 André Greipel – LTS | 40.75 km/h

stage 6 Zdenek Stybar – EQS | 39.11 km/h

stage 7 Mark Cavendish – EQS | 42.74 km/h

stage 8 Alexis Vuillermoz – ALM | 41.74 km/h

stage 9 Team BMC Racing – | 52.09 km/h

stage 10 Chris Froome – SKY | 38.23 km/h

stage 11 Rafal Majka – TCS | 37.35 km/h

stage 12 Joaquim Rodriguez – KAT | 34.39 km/h

stage 13 Greg van Avermaet – BMC | 41.98 km/h

stage 14 Stephen Cummings – MTN | 40.61 km/h

stage 15 André Greipel – LTS | 46.41 km/h

stage 16 Ruben Plaza Molina – LAM | 44.64 km/h

stage 17 Simon Geschke – TGA | 38.29 km/h

stage 18 Romain Bardet – ALM | 36.85 km/h

stage 19 Vincenzo Nibali – AST | 31.5 km/h

stage 20 Thibaut Pinot – FDJ | 33.6 km/h

stage 21 André Greipel – LTS | 38.72 km/h

55.45 km/hspeed achieved by a stage winner highest average

average speed of each stage winner

58 on this year’s route

total number of categorised climbs

of sprint sections on this year’s route

total number of 19

78.48 km/hhighest recorded speed on a sprint

5 highest recorded sprint speeds

78.48 km/h | John Degenkolb – TGA | Rancourt (Stage 5)

76.46 km/h | André Greipel – LTS | Gare de Moncontour (Stage 8)

75.13 km/h | Peter Sagan – TCS | Argentan (Stage 7)

64.67 km/h | John Degenkolb – TGA | Trois-Villes (Stage 10)

62.96 km/h | Thomas De Gendt – LTS | Rioupéroux (Stage 18)

59,556 metres of elevation

the riders covered

that’s 6.7 Mount Everests

4 million and 6 million

records each stage

to generate race insights Dimension Data has processed between

663,912 total number of visitors to the BETA live tracking website since it went live

74,607 highest number of unique visitors supported on a single day on the BETA live tracking website

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after 21 Stagesoverall classifications

Individual

Chris Froome – SKY

84h 46’ 14’’

Youth

Nairo Alexander Quintana – MOV

84h 47’ 26’’

Team

Movistar

255h 24’ 24’’

Points

Peter Sagan – TCS

432 points

Climber

Chris Froome – SKY

119 points

38 number of cyclists who abandoned the race this year

(which is relatively low when compared against the history books)

54.09of abandoned r iders across al l 102 Tour de France racesaverage number

year starters finishers abandoned

1995 189 115 741996 189 129 601997 198 139 591998 189 96 931999 180 141 392000 180 128 522001 189 144 452002 189 153 362003 189 147 422004 188 147 412005 189 155 342006 176 139 372007 189 141 482008 180 145 352009 180 156 242010 197 170 272011 198 167 312012 198 153 452013 198 169 292014 198 164 342015 198 160 38

the lowest number of finishers ever(1919 with 69 starters)

the highest number of finishers ever(2010 with 197 starters)

10170

here’s a look at the last 21 years…

average 43.95

top 5 steepest gradients riders climbed

5 climbs with the lowest recorded average speed

19%steepest gradient on a climb on

this year’s route

19% Mur de Huy | Stage 311% Alpe d’Huez | Stage 2010.8% Col de Labays | Stage 1010.1% Mûr de Bretagne | Stage 810% Col du Tourmalet | Stage 11

15.52 km/h Côte de la Croix Neuve | Stage 14 (3 km cat.2 at 10.3%) 15.84 km/h Alpe d’Huez | Stage 20 (13.8 km HC at 8.1%)16.21 km/h La Pierre-Saint-Martin | Stage 10 (15.3 km HC at 7.4%) 16.49 km/h Plateau de Beille | Stage 12 (15.8 km HC at 7.9%) 16.76 km/h Lacets de Montvernier | Stage 18 (3.4 km cat. 2 at 8.2%)

(Source: Météo France. Figures stated are the highest temperature recorded on the Stage.)