Netflix has unveiled the trailer and release date for the third and final season of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de France: Unchained documentary, which gives a detailed insight into the behind-the-scenesꩲ action of the 2024 race.

It's set to release on the streaming service on July 2, just three days before the Grand Départ of thi൩s year's Tour de France in Lille on July 5. In 2024, the serieꦫs was released 18 days before the race's start, while the year prior, fans had 22 days to digest the episodes before the first stage.

The trailer, released by Netflix France on Wednesday morning, shows a heavy focus on eventual race winner 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tadej Pogačar and🌄 his UAE Team Emirates-XRG squad, with several fra✅mes filmed in the UAE.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mark Cavendish's r൲ecord 35th stage win will also be one of the key storylines, likely alongside Biniam Girmay taking three historic victories, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Remco Evenepoel and Jonas Vingegaard challenging the Slovenian, and the crashes and chaos of th🤪e race, which have featured heavily in the first two seasons. 

It was confirmed in February that this would be th💦e final season after just three series, with a statement being issued to several media outlets to explain the🎃 decision to cancel Unchain🐻ed.

"After three seasons, we are naturally coming to an end of this cycle. We're very proud of the 🍰work we'v🏅e done and of the public response to the documentary series, which has allowed us to offer a fresh take on this legendary competition," the statement read.

"Netflix France will continue to explore new territorie🔴s in the world of sport."

The s🦄eries was des🍬igned to introduce cycling to a wider audience, with a focus on countries like the USA, where Formula 1 has seen a big boost in recent years, thanks primarily to the popularity of Netflix's Drive to Survive series. 

Unchained was announced back in March 2022 with a host of top WorldTour teams signing on to take part in filming. It cut the 2022 and 2023 Tours, both won by Vingegaard and Visma-Lease a Bike, into eight-episode chunks, and was br🌜oadcast in 190 territories around the world.

Before the cancellation was confirmed, reported that the viewing figures for season 2 of the series were "judged to be average" across the board, and "a little disappointing" in France, with 😼production costs and payments to teams and Tour organiser ASO are also cited as factors in the decision to end the programme.