The routes are out, and buckle up for the ride

epa11690052 Tour de France General Director Christian Prudhomme (L) and Women Tour General Director Marion Rousse (R) attend the presentation of the Men and Women Tour de France 2025 cycling race in Paris, France, 29 October 2024. The 112th edition of the Tour de France will start from Lille, France, on 05 July 2025 and will arrive in Paris, France, on 21 July 2025. EPA/CHRISTOPHE PETIT TESSON

Christophe and Macka review the 2025 Tour de France route, as it promises a classic route with historical climbs and concurrent men’s and women’s races, offering an exciting spectacle for us all.


Christophe and Macka review the 2025 Tour de France route as it has been officially unveiled, promising a classic edition honouring the race’s rich history while introducing new challenges. Starting in Lille, the first week will feature flat stages ideal for sprinters, followed by a journey through France’s diverse landscapes, including the rolling hills of Normandy and the challenging climbs of the Pyrenees and the Alps. Highlights include the return of Mont Ventoux as a summit finish, alongside other iconic climbs like the Col de la Loze and Superbagneres, offering dramatic opportunities for both breakaways and general classification contenders.

The Tour de France Femme avec Zwift will also run concurrently with the men’s race, creating a seamless cycling spectacle. The women’s race will traverse a diagonal route from Brittany to the Alps, featuring challenging climbs and scenic stages.


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