The 2014 Tour de France is back for the sixth day! Cycling fans can watch the Tour de France 2014 Live Stream from the US, the UK and all over the world. The Tour de France will be available on the Internet thanks to links to live streams provided below, and on national TV channels. If you miss the live stream for any stage, you can also watch videos of the 2014 Tour de France with all the action from your smartphone, tablet or laptop, thanks to videos provided on this website.
Five days have passed, and the cyclists participating in this year’s Tour de France have already been in three different countries. The 2014 Tour de France resumes on Thursday 10th July 2014, with the sixth stage set to commence at around 7:00 AM ET.
Mixed fortunes awaited the teams and players as the fifth stage from the 2014 Tour de France went from Belgium to France on Wednesday. Lars Boom won his first ever Tour de France stage, Vincenzo Nibali got first place in Le Tour’s standings, and Chris Froome had to pull out of the race. Meanwhile the team standings saw changes up top as Astana Pro Team moved up to first position ahead of Team Sky. The sixth stage will present the cyclists with the opportunity to close down on Nibali and challenge for the yellow shirt and all the action will be available in the Tour de France live stream.
Fans worldwide will be able to watch the Tour de France 2014 live stream thanks to links provided here. National TV channels will also be broadcasting each stage, including Eurosport France (France), RAI (Italy), ITV (UK), RDS (Canada) and NBC Sport (USA).
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Tour de France Live Stream
Disappointment and misfortune has marred this year’s Tour de France. After Mark Cavendish, who was forced to withdraw from the race early on, defending champion Chris Froome too abandoned the race after crashing twice. Meanwhile Contador struggled to make an impact and continued to lose ground. With Nibali leading the flock and wearing the symbolic yellow shirt, all eyes turn towards the Italian cyclist in tomorrow’s stage.
The sixth Tour de France stage is the first one which sees the cyclists start in France. The stage, which starts in Arras, is the fifth of nine flat stages and takes riders all the way to Reims through 194km. In contrast with the previous stage, tomorrow’s route should allow cyclists to relax and take it easier. Cycling fans can watch this stage of the race thanks to the Tour de France live stream.
Tour de France 2014 Preview
After the cobblestones in stage five, the sixth Tour de France stage will be welcomed by the cyclists. Kittel has already won three stages so far, and with Mark Cavendish out of the picture, the German could see his way to a fourth Tour de France stage victory in the medieval town of Reims.
Braving the windy plains of France in-between the two French medieval towns, cyclists will have to pay attention to the final stretch leading to Reims, which should benefit the sprinters. The 194km stretch only contains two category 4 hills, both after the halfway mark, and the front runners will want to exploit this to gain an advantage over their opponents. Fans worldwide can watch the Tour de France live stream thanks to links provided here!
Tour de France Highlights Video
As the Tour de France moves into France, the stakes are ever higher as the first cyclists detach from the rest. Nevertheless, with sixteen stages left to compete in, nothing is decided yet and everything is to race for. Will Nibali consolidate his first place and the yellow shirt that comes with it? All the questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Tour de France live stream.
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