The curtain falls on the 2026 Tour de France

After several weeks on the roads of France, the 2026 Tour de France has come to an end. For the riders, this final stage marks the end of an exceptional competition. For the teams at HAPPEE Services, it also represents the culmination of several months of preparation and a daily commitment to supporting one of the world’s greatest sporting events.

As a technical partner, HAPPEE Services supported the entire Tour de France by deploying sanitation solutions tailored to the challenges of a travelling event welcoming thousands of people every day.

Logistics that drives performance

Throughout the route, our teams have been responsible for the installation, maintenance and upkeep of a wide range of equipment to ensure the best possible conditions for the riders, the organisers and everyone involved in the Tour.

The 2026 edition featured, in particular, :

• 3 dry toilet trailers ;
• 5 vacuum-sealed medical caravans ;
• 1 semi-trailer fitted with 16 showers ;
• Self-contained toilet cubicles deployed at the various stages.

Each installation has been designed to meet the demands of a dynamic event, where responsiveness, reliability and quality of service are essential.

A human adventure, first and foremost

Behind every piece of equipment installed lies the hard work of dedicated staff. Drivers, technicians, logistics specialists, project managers, and maintenance and servicing teams: they all took turns throughout the Tour to ensure an impeccable service.

In the run-up to the event, the teams also received specific training in safety and organisation to ensure they could carry out their duties under the best possible conditions at each stage.

Their professionalism, their willingness to help and their ability to adapt played a major part in the success of this mission.

Thank you to all the teams involved

This success is, above all, down to the men and women who represented HAPPEE Services on the roads of the Tour de France.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the staff involved, as well as to Tom Banning, Group Events Project Manager, who coordinated this venture on the ground.

As the peloton crosses the finish line, our teams leave feeling immensely proud: proud to have contributed, behind the scenes but with great passion, to the smooth running of one of the world’s most iconic sporting events.

See you next year for another adventure on the roads of the Tour de France !