Miguel Ángel López takes a solo win atop Col de la Loze, as his Wilier 0 SLR carries him to victory in the most important stage of the Tour de France 2020.

The third week of this year’s Tour represents the peak of exploration as Col de la Loze, La Montée du Plateau de Glières and La Montée de Saint-Nizier-du-Moucherotte chart another Grande Boucle in search of new and old climbs and, in the end, a winner.

The midpoint of the Tour de France: From west to east, chasing new volcanoes and new summit finishes,
observing the Alps beyond the Rhône.

Alexey Lutsenko wins the Tour de France’s first ever stage finishing on Mont Aigoual in the Cévennes, marking Astana Pro Team’s first victory in the 2020 edition of La Grande Boucle.

In 2020, the Tour de France is exploring France’s south from the Alps to the Pyrénées-Atlantiques and traversing the Massif Central, featuring stages in Orcières – Merlette, Col de la Lusette and Port de Balès.

The great Tour de France adventure is back this year with a new ascent to Col de la Loze, providing yet another destination for cycling enthusiasts. The Grande Boucle 2020 will also be travelled by Wilier Triestina with the 0 SLR.