Tour de France 2023 Stage 9: How to watch, TV and live stream details, start time, route map and profile

Since the construction of a railway taking tourists to the summit of the now-extinct volcano in the Auvergne, it was thought that the Puy de Dome’s time on the Tour was over.

But 35 years after it hosted its last summit finish – won by the Dane Johnny Weltz – the climb will make its long-awaited return.

Over the years, the Puy de Dome (13.3km at 7.7%) has played host to some notable battles, not least in 1964 when Jacques Anquetil and Raymond Poulidor went head-to-head – or perhaps that should be shoulder-to-shoulder – or in 1975 when Eddy Merckx was infamously punched in the kidneys by a spectator. The last 4.5km – likely to be closed to the public and team cars alike – boast double-digit gradients that should make this one of the stand-out stages of the race.

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The Poulidor connection is also reflected in the start town of Saint-Leonard-De-Noblat, the Frenchman’s hometown until his death in 2019. Leg-sapping lumpy roads and three lower-category climbs precede the final climb, which will be the last slice of action before the first rest day.

Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) will take a 25-second lead over Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) into the stage, while Mark Cavendish (Astana Qazaqstan) will not even take to the start after his heartbreaking crash on Saturday.
Eurosport’s Felix Lowe was hard at work pre-Tour and has lots for you to feast your eyes on. Head here for his bumper team guide, over this way for his yellow jersey guide and ratings (i.e. Jonas Vingegaard v Tadej Pogacar), or in this direction for his guide to the key stages.

How can I watch the 2023 Tour de France on TV and live stream?

Every stage of the 2023 Tour de France will be broadcast in full on Eurosport 1, while you can watch ad-free on discovery+ and eurosport.com. Orla Chennaoui will again front our pre- and post-race show The Breakaway, with Robbie McEwen, Adam Blythe and Dan Lloyd as pundits.

Rob Hatch and Carlton Kirby will be leading things in the commentary box, with Sean Kelly, Lloyd, Blythe, McEwen and Jonathan Harris-Bass for company, while Philippe Gilbert, Alberto Contador, Jens Voigt and Blythe will be bringing fans closer to the action from the back of the motorbike during the race.

Our Stage 9 coverage kicks off from 12:00 BST on Friday with The Breakaway, with the stage scheduled to start at 12:45 BST.

Tour de France 2023 TV and live stream schedule, plus route details

Stage Date Start / Finish Distance Breakaway on-air time (BST)
Stage 1 Sat July 1 Bilbao – Bilbao 182km (Hills) 11:00
Stage 2 Sun July 2 Vitoria-Gasteiz – San Sebastian 209km (Hills) 11:00
Stage 3 Mon July 3 Amorebieta-Etxano – Bayonne 185km (Flat) 11:30
Stage 4 Tue July 4 Dax – Nogaro Circuit 182km (Flat) 11:30
Stage 5 Wed July 5 Pau – Laruns 165km (Mountains) 11:30
Stage 6 Thu July 6 Tarbes – Cauterets 145km (Mountains) 12:00
Stage 7 Fri July 7 Mont de Marsan – Bordeaux 170km (Flat) 12:00
Stage 8 Sat July 8 Libourne – Limoges 201km (Hills) 11:00
Stage 9 Sun July 9 Saint-Leonard-de-Noblat – Puy de Dome 184km (Mountains) 12:00
Rest day Mon July 10
Stage 10 Tue Jul 11 Parc Vulcania – Issoire 167km (Hills) 11:45
Stage 11 Wed Jul 12 Clermont Ferrand – Moulins 180km (Flat) 11:45
Stage 12 Thu July 13 Roanne – Belleville-en-Beaujolais 169km (Hills) 11:45
Stage 13 Fri July 14 Chatillon-Sur-Chalaronne – Grand Colombier 138km (Mountains) 12:30
Stage 14 Sat July 15 Annemasse – Morzine 152km (Mountains) 11:45
Stage 15 Sun July 16 Les Gets – Saint Gervais 180km (Mountains) 11:45
Rest day Mon July 17
Stage 16 Tue July 18 Passy – Combloux 22km (ITT) 11:45
Stage 17 Wed July 19 Saint Gervais – Courchevel 166km (Mountains) 11:00
Stage 18 Thu July 20 Moutiers – Bourg en Bresse 186km (Hills) 12:00
Stage 19 Fri July 21 Moirans-en-Montagne – Poligny 173km (Flat) 12:00
Stage 20 Sat July 22 Belfort – Le Markstein 133km (Mountains) 12:00
Stage 21 Sun July 23 Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines – Paris Champs-Elysees 115km (Flat) 15:00

Stage 9 profile video

Stage 9 profile and route map: Saint-Leonard-de-Noblat – Puy de Dome

Tour de France 2023 route map

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Who’s riding at the Tour de France?

Vingegaard and Pogacar lead the field at the Tour, but four-time champion Chris Froome will not be competing as he was not selected by Israel Premier Tech.

Cavendish had been going for history before his desperately unfortunate exit on Stage 8.

Check out the full list of all the riders and teams here.

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Stream the 2023 Tour de France live and on-demand on discovery+ and eurosport.co.uk

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