TourDeFrance.online welcomes factual corrections, editorial feedback, rights enquiries and legitimate business messages.
To help us respond efficiently, choose the type of enquiry below and include the relevant page URL whenever your message concerns published content.
Report a factual correction
If you believe a route, result, rider, team, date, statistic or broadcast detail is wrong, please provide:
- the URL of the TourDeFrance.online page;
- the exact sentence, table row or figure you believe is incorrect;
- what you believe the correct information should be;
- a reliable source supporting the correction.
Primary sources such as the official Tour de France, UCI, a team, broadcaster or public authority are especially helpful.
A correction request is not rejected simply because it challenges published content. Material errors should be checked and corrected when the evidence supports the change.
Report an outdated page
Some 2027 guides are deliberately published before every detail is known. If an official route, squad, timetable or viewing arrangement has been announced since the guide was written, send the source and the page URL.
This is particularly useful for living pages such as teams, riders, TV schedules and visitor guides.
Rights and trademark enquiries
If you are a copyright, trademark, image or other rights holder and believe material on the site should be reviewed, identify the material clearly and explain the basis of your concern.
Include enough information for the operator to locate the content and contact you. The final production site should publish any formal legal notice procedure required in the operator's jurisdiction.
Editorial feedback
We welcome suggestions that make a page clearer or more useful, including:
- a missing reader question;
- a confusing table;
- an accessibility issue;
- a broken internal or external link;
- a factual source that could improve a historical article.
We cannot promise to adopt every suggestion, but recurring questions can help improve existing guides.
Business and advertising
Future advertising, sponsorship or partnership enquiries can be sent to the contact email below. Commercial relationships do not purchase favorable race coverage, rankings or factual conclusions.
If the site later accepts sponsored content, that material should be labeled clearly and kept distinguishable from independent editorial coverage.
Privacy-related requests
Privacy requests should be sent to Contact@tourdefrance.online. Do not send passwords, payment-card information, health records or other highly sensitive information through a general contact form.
Source suggestions and research leads
If you are sending a source rather than reporting a definite error, explain why it may improve an existing article. Useful examples include a newly published official route document, a team squad announcement, a broadcaster schedule, a local road-closure plan or an organizer correction.
We may use a source to update a page without quoting the submitted message. Sending a suggestion does not create an obligation to publish it.
What we cannot provide
TourDeFrance.online is not an event help desk. We cannot issue official media accreditation, sell official Tour hospitality, change a road closure, confirm a team's private selection decision or provide emergency assistance.
For those matters, contact the official organizer, relevant team, broadcaster, host authority or emergency service. This distinction helps editorial enquiries reach the right place and prevents readers from relying on an independent publication for operational decisions.
Contact details
Contact and editorial enquiries: Contact@tourdefrance.online
Response expectations
The production site should not promise an unrealistic response time unless the owner can maintain it. A simple statement such as “We review legitimate enquiries as soon as practical” is safer than guaranteeing a 24-hour reply that cannot consistently be met.
Messages should be routed by purpose where possible so that corrections are not lost among commercial enquiries. If a message concerns several pages, list the most important URLs rather than sending screenshots without context.
For urgent event-day safety issues, contact the relevant official event staff, emergency service or local authority rather than TourDeFrance.online. This website is an editorial publication, not an event-control service.
Before sending a correction
Please check confirmed information and pending details in the article. A living 2027 page may already identify a detail as pending. If an official announcement has since been made, sending the newer source is still helpful, but it is different from reporting that the earlier wording was false at the time it was written.
Clear, source-backed messages are the easiest to verify and usually lead to the fastest editorial decision.