7/6 - 7/28/2019

Tour de France

ŠKODA is the official partner and official car of the Tour de France.

No matter where you come from. If you are on two wheels you are family.

Moving cyclists since 1895

And sponsoring Tour de France since 2004.

ŠKODA was born on two wheels and has been supporting the cycling family ever since. It's in our blood. The Tour de France sponsorship is an expression of our passion for the sport and tribute to our heritage. Here's to the gratest family of all: cyclists.

TOUR DE FRANCE 2019, presented by ŠKODA

Get the Tour de France app to keep up with the latest rankings, real-time race updates, GPS tracking, rider profiles and much more.

Stay on the safe side

We love cycling as much as we love safety. Tag along to learn how to stay on the safe side.

Rear Traffic Alert warns the driver if a hazard is identified behind the vehicle and an emergency stop is initiated if the driver does not react.
Cyclists should always leave a door-sized space when passing parked cars. Drivers, never park in or block bike lanes.
Cyclists, if you see the cars ahead slowing down to make a turn, go around them on the outside, or slow down as well.
Drivers, don’t forget to use your indicators when overtaking. Be aware that a cyclist may hit a pothole or catch a gust of wind at any time.
Garmin's Varia radar will alert you of cars approaching from behind. The tail light unit brightens and flashes to notify approaching drivers of the cyclist ahead.
When Lane Assist identifies an unintended departure from the lane, the system automatically initiates corrective steering.
Side Assist provides the driver with support for lane changing. Two radar systems at the rear monitor the areas behind the car and in the blind spots at the sides.
Cyclists, you should ride parallel so the driver can see you, or slow down until you are visible in the car’s mirrors.
Adaptive Cruise Control helps to avoid accidents by always keeping your car at a safe distance from the traffic ahead.

ŠKODA Cycling Collection 2019

If you like what we do with four wheels, check here and see what we can do with two.