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- Video: 2013 Tour de France route (letourdefrance, 04:00)

- Video: 2013 Grand Depart from Corsica (NBC Sports, English subtitles, 05:31)

- Video: Bradley Wiggins, Tejay Van Garderen, Cadel Evans and Alberto Contador react (letourdefrance, English, 05:07)

- Video: Prestige route for centenary (Eurosport, English, 03:41)

- Video: The Tour 2013 video (Eurosport, French, 04:20)

- Video: L'Alpe d'Huez Featured Tour 2013 (RTBF, French, 04:33)

- Video: Interview with TDF director Christian Prudhomme (letourdefrance, French, 04:20)

- 2013 Tour de France map, route, stages and info here.

- LIVE here (English) and here (French) and here and here and here.

- French TV confirmed Tuesday evening that there will be a stage to Mont Ventoux, Alpe d'Huez will be climbed twice in the same stage and the final stage will be a Paris circuit with the race finishing at around 9:30pm in the evening. They are hoping for a nice sunset as a backdrop. Also confirmed stages to Montpellier and Mont Saint-Michel.

- Before the route is revealed, it is expected that ASO president Jean-Etienne Amaury and Tour director Christian Prudhomme will comment on the latest crisis in pro cycling, the biggest in the sport's history, following the stripping of Lance Armstrong's 7 victories in the TDF.  Riders expected to attend the event, held at the Palais des Congres in Paris, include Alberto Contador, Andy Schleck, Cadel Evans, Bradley Wiggins, Philippe Gilbert, Mark Cavendish, and Pierre Rolland according to French sports daily L'Equipe.

- The 2013 Tour de France will start on the island of Corsica which will host the first three stages.  The race will then move to the mainland where there will be a Team Time Trial at Nice.  It is expected that the 2013 TDF will be very mountainous, including stages to Mont Ventoux and Alpe d'Huez.  According to France TV, the final stage, for the sprinters, will be run from Versailles to Paris in the evening under the lights of Paris.  If true, the stage would need to finish quite late in the evening on the final day.  More details here.  All will be revealed on Wednesday.

With a 9:30pm evening finish in Paris on the final stage, organizers are hoping for a sunset end to the 100th Tour de France.
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The final stage will start in Versailles.
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Organizers have also planned a time trial to Mont Saint-Michel.
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- Wednesday's 2013 Tour de France Route Presentation is scheduled to be broadcast live starting around 11:30am CET (5:30am U.S. Eastern).

Each October, team bosses such as Patrick Lefevere (Quick Step),
left, and broadcasters such as Phil Liggett, join riders, sponsors,
media and special guests in Paris at the invitation-only presentation
of the next year's Tour route.
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- Links to live video feeds are listed at right.

- More info and links to come.

- We will update here with the best and latest live feeds at broadcast time.

- Welcome to our live coverage guide for the 2013 Tour de France Route Presentation.