Britain Seeks Volunteers for 2027 Tour de France

Britain prepares to host the Tour de France in 2027, with a campaign to recruit 9,000 volunteers.

• Recruiting 9,000 volunteers to support the Tour de France in 2027
• Application period from May 27 to September 1
• Training programs provided for volunteers to enhance their skills
• Hosting men's and women's races in the same year for the first time
• Call for the UK government to invest £30 million in cycling facilities

The organizing committee for the Tour de France has announced the launch of a national campaign aimed at attracting 9,000 volunteers to support the organization of the men's and women's races in Britain in 2027. This edition will be historic, as it marks the first time a country outside France will host the start of both races in the same year.

The three British stages of the men's race will take place from July 2 to 4, starting from Edinburgh to Carlisle, then from Keswick to Liverpool, and finally from Welshpool to Cardiff. The organizing committee aims to recruit volunteers to work in the six stages, which include three men's races and three women's races, spanning across Scotland, England, and Wales.

Event Details

Anyone aged 16 years or older can apply without prior experience, as the committee will provide comprehensive training programs for volunteers. Tasks will vary from organizing the event to enhancing the audience experience, allowing volunteers to actively participate in this major sporting event.

Additionally, volunteers aged between 18 and 25 years will have the opportunity to join the

How can I apply to be a volunteer?

You can apply through the official race website during the specified application period.

Are there any specific requirements to apply?

Applicants must be 16 years or older, and no prior experience is required.

What tasks will I perform as a volunteer?

Tasks will include organizing the event and enhancing the audience experience.