Nowhere is harder to get near than the Tour
Tell us which stage and how many of you there are. We will come back with what is possible as soon as the 2027 route and pricing are confirmed.
2027 pricing is being confirmed
Three weeks, twelve million people on the roadside, and barriers on everything that matters. The Tour is the most watched bike race in the world and the hardest one to actually get close to.
This is a day on the inside of it. You start at the Tudor Pro Cycling team hotel before the riders leave, and you spend the stage in a team vehicle, ahead of the peloton, off the road at the points the team decides are worth stopping for.
Race radio on the whole way. Lunch somewhere on the course. Finish in the official hospitality lounge.
Tudor Pro Cycling is a Swiss team, launched in 2022 at the initiative of Fabian Cancellara.
You arrive while the riders are still eating and the mechanics are still working
How a team sets up for a race day, seen before any of it is packed away
Alongside the riders and staff, in the hour nobody usually sees
An exclusive Tudor Pro Cycling vehicle for you and your guests
Feed zone, climbs, sprints and the points the team decides matter on the day
The feed the sports directors are working from, on for the whole race
A picnic stop somewhere on the route, with the race still to come
The day ends at the official lounge as the race arrives
To the closest airport or train station when the day is done
Team issue, from the day you were part of the operation
Timings follow the race. The team sets the day.
Welcome at the Tudor Pro Cycling team hotel or team bus. The riders are still eating. Nothing has started yet.
Behind the scenes through the team's race infrastructure, then coffee with the riders and staff. Nobody is performing for you. You are just there.
Race radio on, and it stays on. You hear the gaps, the crashes and the calls in the order they actually happen, which is nothing like watching it on television.
Out at key points along the route. Watch the race arrive, get back in, go again. Lunch somewhere on the course, and people on the roadside working out who you are with.
The day ends at the official hospitality lounge, watching the race come in.
To the closest airport or train station. Or stay on, if you are with us for the rest of race week.
This one runs from four guests. Let us know your group and the race you want.
Dates, vehicle and pricing come back from the team, and we come back to you.
Meeting point, timings and what to bring, sent through ahead of race day.
You meet the team at the hotel and the day runs from there.
