Climate Change Impacts Tour de France with Extreme Weather
The Tour de France has faced unprecedented challenges due to climate change, with extreme heat and wildfires affecting the race. Riders have endured record-breaking temperatures, prompting organizers to shorten stages and implement safety measures. The heatwave has led to increased water consumption and the use of cooling gear by competitors. Wildfires in the Pyrénées-Orientales region forced restrictions on spectators and support vehicles. These conditions have raised concerns about the future scheduling of the race, traditionally held in the summer months. 
