Auray France

Wood-paneled houses line Auray's harbor at Saint-Goustan, which was once a highly busy port until the 18th Century.Tour de France: Stage 2 - Auray to Saint-Brieuc Apart from its harbor, the town is also known for its "atmospheric" and "narrow, cobbled" streets.Bikeradar.com: Stage 2: Auray - Saint-Brieuc

Auray was a starting point for stage two of the 2008 Tour de France. Though the stage itself was short, bikers faced "frequent climbs and crosswinds" on their way to Saint-Brieuc.VeloNews: STAGE 2: Auray—St. Brieuc (164.5km)

On July 6, Thor Hushovd won the race after cycling 164.5 kilometers to Saint-Brieuc. Kim Kirchen and Gerald Ciolek followed Hushovd across the finish line, placing second and third respectively.VeloNews: Tour de France stage 2: Hushovd gets the win (July 6, 2008)

1. Plumelec
2. Lavelanet
3. Bagneres de Bigorre
4. Cerilly
5. Cuneo
6. Digne les Bains
7. Figeac
8. Foix
9. Hautacam
10. Lannemezan

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