Tour du Finistère Pays de Quimper

The Tour du Finistère has spent four decades crossing the westernmost department of France with the character typical of Breton cycling: no great altitudes, but a relentless rolling terrain that wears riders down before the decisive moment arrives.

The first half comprises three climbs —the Côte de la Roche du Feu (1.3 km at 6%), the Côte de Gulvain (800 m at 6%) and the Côte de Locronan (1.2 km at 7.7%)— before entering the 9.8 km finishing circuit around Quimper, repeated six times with the Côte Route de Plogonnec (1.3 km at 7%) and the Côte de la Lorette (1.4 km at 4.9%) on each lap.