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Tour de France 2027 stage 16: Toulouse time trial

The second time trial of the 2027 Tour is 33 km around Toulouse, flat except for the Côte de Pech David, two days before the Pyrenees.

Stage 16 of the 2027 Tour de France is a 33 km individual time trial around Toulouse on Tuesday, July 20, the day after the third rest day, and the second and last race against the clock. It is flat, with about 200 meters of climbing, apart from one sharp ramp near the end.

The Côte de Pech David, 800 m at 12 percent with ramps of up to 20 percent, comes inside the last 10 km. The Tour used the same climb in the finale of its 2025 road stage in Toulouse, which Jonas Abrahamsen won from a breakaway.

The only individual time trial of the 2026 Tour was 26.1 km from Évian-les-Bains to Thonon-les-Bains, and Remco Evenepoel won it. Prudhomme, asked whether the route was built against Tadej Pogačar, said “Pogacar loves a challenge, so perhaps he’ll be the one who wins both time trials.”

This is the last time the standings can change against the clock, and the Pyrenees start two days later with the Col du Portet.