# Tour de France 2018 — stage profiles & results

Page: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018

## Stages

- Stage 1: Noirmoutier-en-l'Île → Fontenay-le-Comte, 201 km — won by Fernando Gaviria — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-1 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-1.md)
- Stage 2: Mouilleron-Saint-Germain → La Roche-sur-Yon, 182.5 km — won by Peter Sagan — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-2 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-2.md)
- Stage 3: Cholet → Cholet, 35.5 km — won by BMC Racing Team — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-3 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-3.md)
- Stage 4: La Baule → Sarzeau, 195 km — won by Fernando Gaviria — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-4 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-4.md)
- Stage 5: Lorient → Quimper, 204.5 km — won by Peter Sagan — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-5 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-5.md)
- Stage 6: Brest → Mûr-de-Bretagne Guerlédan, 181 km — won by Dan Martin — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-6 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-6.md)
- Stage 7: Fougères → Chartres, 231 km — won by Dylan Groenewegen — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-7 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-7.md)
- Stage 8: Dreux → Amiens Métropole, 181 km — won by Dylan Groenewegen — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-8 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-8.md)
- Stage 9: Arras Citadelle → Roubaix, 156.5 km — won by John Degenkolb — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-9 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-9.md)
- Stage 10: Annecy → Le Grand-Bornand, 158.5 km — won by Julian Alaphilippe — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-10 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-10.md)
- Stage 11: Albertville → La Rosière Espace San Bernardo, 108.5 km — won by Geraint Thomas — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-11 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-11.md)
- Stage 12: Bourg-Saint-Maurice Les Arcs → Alpe d'Huez, 175.5 km — won by Geraint Thomas — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-12 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-12.md)
- Stage 13: Bourg d'Oisans → Valence, 169.5 km — won by Peter Sagan — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-13 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-13.md)
- Stage 14: Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux → Mende, 188 km — won by Omar Fraile — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-14 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-14.md)
- Stage 15: Millau → Carcassonne, 181.5 km — won by Magnus Cort Nielsen — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-15 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-15.md)
- Stage 16: Carcassonne → Bagnères-de-Luchon, 218 km — won by Julian Alaphilippe — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-16 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-16.md)
- Stage 17: Bagnères-de-Luchon → Saint-Lary-Soulan Col du Portet, 65 km — won by Nairo Quintana — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-17 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-17.md)
- Stage 18: Trie-sur-Baïse → Pau, 171 km — won by Arnaud Démare — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-18 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-18.md)
- Stage 19: Lourdes → Laruns, 200.5 km — won by Primož Roglič — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-19 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-19.md)
- Stage 20: Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle → Espelette, 31 km — won by Tom Dumoulin — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-20 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-20.md)
- Stage 21: Houilles → Paris Champs-Élysées, 116 km — won by Alexander Kristoff — https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-21 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/tour-2018-stage-21.md)

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