The Tour 21

Ride all 21 stages of the Tour de France, one week ahead of the professionals

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27/06/2026 - 19/07/2026
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Have you got what it takes to ride one of the world’s most gruelling and iconic cycling challenges?

The Tour 21 sees a team of amateur cyclists, take on the world’s most gruelling cycling challenge by riding the full Tour de France route, one week ahead of the professionals in June and July. The 2026 edition will see the team start in Barcelona, with 2027 edition starting in the UK!

The team will follow the same route and ride over 3,500km in just 21 days – all to raise over £1,000,000 for Cure Leukaemia, the official charity partner of the Tour de France in the UK.

For the closest experience to a pro-cycling team that you will find, register your interest in joining the team today!

Entry fee: £12,000

Minimum Fundraising: £30,000

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Being part of a team that is going to raise such important funds for this great charity, £1m will be a hell of an achievement and I want to ensure I play my part in getting to this. I’m also looking forward to some fantastic views, some nice weather, and that feeling of accomplishment after a really hard day cycling and climbing….. oh, and of course the two rest days.
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