Bradley Wiggins, from Great Britain
No, it is entirely held within France. Many of the team may visit and train in Great Britain prior to the race. *That is completely untrue! The Tour de France is NOT entirely held within France, and any true race fan would know that! In fact, this year they started out in the principality of Monaco (which is NOT in France). While it's MOSTLY in France, the race has also been in Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Luxembourg, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Great Britain. So to answer the question, YES the tour has visited Great Britain.
twice 2007 and between 1970 and 2000
Le tour de France
no, it takes part in different countries, but the majority of the tour is in France
Bradley Wiggins, from Great Britain
No, it is entirely held within France. Many of the team may visit and train in Great Britain prior to the race. *That is completely untrue! The Tour de France is NOT entirely held within France, and any true race fan would know that! In fact, this year they started out in the principality of Monaco (which is NOT in France). While it's MOSTLY in France, the race has also been in Spain, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Luxembourg, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Great Britain. So to answer the question, YES the tour has visited Great Britain.
For the current 2013 tour that The Eagles are on, it does not look like they will be touring in Great Britain. There is no information about when they will be back in Great Britain on tour.
A tour thro' the whole island of Great Britain was created in 1724.
The European Ladies golf tour is held every year in certain venues across Europe. Countries that are included in the tour are Spain, France, Germany and Great Britain.
Criss Froome - from Great Britain won the most recent race in 2015.
No
Yes, the most recent was in 2007.
twice 2007 and between 1970 and 2000
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Not at the moment - but he will probably in the future. If you really want to see him go to America - or send him viewer mail (or tweet him) and tell him to go on tour in Great Britain!!
"Tour de" basically means "tour of". So tour de France = tour of France.