This years must have DVD!
The route of the 2011 Tour had been determined with two objectives in mind: to set the pace from the beginning of the race and maintain suspense right up until the very end.

All the hard work pays off for a history making Cadel Evans!

Evans, a two-time runner-up, made history for Australia by becoming the first Australian to ever win the prestigious Tour de France!

'This is reward for someone who has had a long and successful career and was meticulous in preparing for this race.'
Christian Prudhomme, Tour de France Director

Running from Saturday July 2nd to Sunday July 24th 2011, the 98th Tour de France was made up of 21 stages and covered a total distance of approximately 3,471 kilometres.

Distinctive aspects of the race:

le Galibier climbed twice
2 rest days
23 level 2, 1 or highest level mountain passes or summit finishes
no bonuses will be awarded during the intermediate sprints and stage finishes

The stages:
10 flat stages
3 medium mountain stages
6 mountain stages with 4 summit finishes
1 individual time-trial stage
1 team time-trial stage
2 rest days

3 disc set ,running time approx. 525 mins