Proper noun
Tour de France (plural Tours de France)
(cycle racing) An annual long-distance cycling race through France and other European countries.
Synonym: Tour (by ellipsis)
Abdoujaparov has won the green jersey points contest in the Tour de France three times. citation Abdoujaparov was a specialist at winning stages in tours or one-day races when the bunch or peloton would finish together. Source: Internet
A decision is yet to have been made on the future of the Tour de France, after the nation's Health Minister said it is too early to decide whether it needs to be called off due to the coronavirus. Source: Internet
Advertisers pay the Société du Tour de France approximately €150,000 to place three vehicles in the caravan. Source: Internet
Egan Bernal looks in good shape for the Tour de France after taking overall honours at the Route d'Occitanie. Source: Internet
Alberto Contador is the leading Spanish cyclist and has won several Grand Tour titles including two Tour de France titles. Source: Internet
Again featuring a mix of matte-grey and the deep red-orange colors, the interior underlines the car's Tour de France inspiration with exposed tubes, molded bucket seats and layered features echoing the cladding effect found on the exterior. Source: Internet