"Official" TdF program
I can't help you about your particular problem, but I have received two TdF programs that are really excellent. Every year Velonews publishes a very good Official Guide, and this year they published a great one. They analyze each stage, give a very good elevation profile, and give their favorites for victory. Then they analyze each team's strenghts and weaknesses and its chances of winning overall, categories, or stages. Plus Velonews has Bernard Hinault give a fairly impartial analysis of the team's possibilities for victory. They fill up the remainder of the pages with interviews, features, and background geared to all segments of audience.
Cycle Sport Americaalso published a very decently produced "Essential Guide" to the Tour in which they too discuss and analyze each stage and each team. They too then fill up the 188 pages with background, etc. The difference between these two very good publications is the tone. Because Cycle Sportperceives their audience as hard-core bike-racing fans, they feel free to indulge their sense of humor and fill the guide (and the monthly publication as well) with satirical "insider" references which, though they don't add any information, greatly add to the entertainment value of the rag: For example, when reviewing the Quick Step team, they allude to Boonen's fondness for fast sprints, fast cars, and fast women. Ah, yeah.