The 2020 Tour de France is the 107th edition of Tour de France, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The Tour began in Nice with a hilly stage on 29 August, and Stage 12 occurred on 10 September with a hilly stage from Chauvigny. The race finished on the Champs-Élysées in Paris on 20 September. Classification standings Stage 12 10 September 2020 – Chauvigny to Sarran, The stage breakaway contained Sánchez. Walscheid, Asgreen, Erviti, Burgaudeau and Politt. The latter won the intermediate sprint and Burgaudeau collected mountain points on two occasions. The peloton caught the last survivors with 43 kilometers left, while riders from the peloton launched multiple attacks. Soler, Pacher, Schachmann and trio Benoot, Kragh Andersen and Marc Hirschi made the front group on the Côte de la Croix du Pey. A dozen of riders formed a chasing group. The decisive move by Hirschi came on Suc au May, 26 kilometers before the finish. The Swiss rider reached his first World Tour victory. Pierre Rolland finished second and Søren Kragh Andersen third. Stage 13 11 September 2020 – Châtel-Guyon to Puy Mary, Many riders were trying to form a breakaway and seventeen riders finally allied together around 60 kilometers after race began. Simon Geschke and Valentin Madouas won the mountain bonuses on two category 2 climbs, Pierre Rolland won two mountain bonuses on category 3 climbs. Julian Alaphilippe was first on intermediate sprint. The advantage on the peloton grew up to 11 minutes, so the stage winner was expected to be from the breakaway. Neilson Powless attacked first. Maximilian Schachmann joined him with 29 kilometers remaining. Powless was dropped on Col de Neronne and his teammate Daniel Martínez accelerated from breakaway group, followed by Schachmann's teammate Lennard Kämna. Both riders overtook Schachmann within last two kilometers. The Colombian won the sprint for the stage victory. Kämna and Schachmann filled the podium. Meanwhile, crash injuries forced Bauke Mollema and Romain Bardet to leave the race. led the peloton to Col de Neronne. Martin was in trouble. Roglič and Pogačar pushed hard on the Pas de Peyrol. Landa, Porte, López were chasing and they dropped Egan Bernal. The Slovenian duo reached the summit six minutes behind the stage winner. Landa, Porte and López finished less than 20 seconds behind them. Bernal came along with Quintana, Urán and Yates. The title defender lost 38 seconds to Roglič. Pogačar jumped to second place overall.