Tour de France third stage held behind closed doors as wildfires scorch Pyrénées-Orientales

Tour de France third stage held behind closed doors as wildfires scorch Pyrénées-Orientales
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The third stage of the Tour de France will proceed on Monday without spectators after wildfires forced the evacuation of more than 10,000 people in France’s Pyrénées-Orientales, authorities confirmed on Sunday night. The blaze near Trévillach has already scorched 4,500 hectares, with 700 firefighters struggling to contain the flames amid high winds and temperatures exceeding 40°C. A resident and a firefighter remain in critical condition after being injured in the inferno.

The Tour’s organiser, Amaury Sport Organisation, announced that the stage from Granollers to Les Angles will be held behind closed doors, citing “exceptional circumstances” and the need to prioritise public safety. “The absolute priority is protecting lives, property, and natural spaces,” said Prefect Regnault de la Mothe. The decision follows a weekend of escalating fires across southern Europe, where blazes have forced evacuations in Portugal, Spain, and Greece, burning more than 19,000 hectares in total.

In the Pyrénées-Orientales, the fire’s intensity has prompted the evacuation of 10,000 residents from 20 communes, with authorities warning that conditions remain volatile. Météo-France has placed seven departments on red alert for wildfire risk, while 41 others face heightened danger as a third heatwave of the year grips the country. The blaze has also disrupted transport, with the A9 motorway near Lédenon temporarily closed due to nearby flames.

International assistance has been mobilised, with Cyprus sending two firefighting air tractors to France under the EU’s RescEU mechanism. The fires have drawn comparisons to last month’s deadly heatwave, which claimed an estimated 20,000 lives across Europe, according to a preprint study. Scientists warn that climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of such events, with some tree species in southern France already nearing their “hydraulic failure threshold.”

The Tour de France’s adaptation reflects broader concerns about the intersection of sport and climate extremes. Organisers have faced similar challenges in recent years, including the 2022 edition, which was shortened due to extreme heat. While the race will proceed, the absence of spectators underscores the human cost of the crisis. “The forest fire of exceptional magnitude currently raging in the Pyrénées-Orientales requires a massive deployment of resources,” de la Mothe said. “But the clear and absolute priority remains the protection of our population.”

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