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Tour de France 2025

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Dates: July 5-27
Stages: 21
Rest days: 2
Start: Lille, France
Finish: Paris, France

The 2025 Tour de France will take place July 5-27. The 112th edition of the race starts in Lille, France, with a total of 21 days of racing and two rest-days. The final stage returns to Paris after finishing last year in Nice due to the Olympic Games.

Latest Tour de France News

11 years ago

Alpe d’Huez finale looks to highlight 2015 Tour route

With anticipation building ahead of Wednesday's Tour de France route announcement, will 2015 be a climber's delight?


11 years ago

The 2015 Tour de France: Nibali’s to win again?

Next year's Tour is expected to be light on time trials and heavy on punchy climbs, which favors the defending champion from Italy


11 years ago

2015 Tour de France with Plateau de Beille, Pra Loup, and Alpe d’Huez?

French media speculates that the 2015 Tour route will include a TTT and a penultimate-stage finish on Alpe d'Huez


11 years ago

In the News: ASO seeks American sponsor for women’s Tour de France

Bloomberg News reports that Tour de France organizers are seeking American-based companies to sponsor a women's Tour


11 years ago

La Course by Le Tour returns in 2015

Organizers announce that the women's event will again take place in conjunction with the final stage of the Tour de France


11 years ago

Degenkolb sees Kittel split if they want green jersey

Though he's happy with his team, the German all-rounder knows something must change if he wants to win the Tour's points competition


11 years ago

Contador’s Vuelta victory sets up thrilling 2015 Tour

With the Vuelta in the rearview mirror, the 2015 Tour de France could see an epic clash of the GC titans


11 years ago

UCI announces no positive doping tests in 2014 Tour de France

A total of 719 blood and urine samples were taken in this year's Tour, compared to 622 a year ago


11 years ago

In the News: Froome says Tour withdrawal was ‘devastating’

2013 Tour champion says: "It will definitely spur me on to be absolutely ready for next year’s edition"


11 years ago

Photo Essay: A look back at the 2014 Tour de France

BrakeThrough Media looks back at the best moments of the 2014 Tour — the crashes, sprints, climbs, and fans


11 years ago

Relive the best moments of the 2014 Tour de France

A visually striking, dramatic video summary of the best moments from this year's Tour de France


11 years ago

Photo Essay: 2014 Tour de France ends in Paris

BrakeThrough Media was on hand to capture the final moments of the 2014 Tour, highlighted by Vincenzo Nibali’s victory


11 years ago

Valverde lashes out at critics after missing Tour podium

The Spaniard has come under fire following his fourth-place performance in the Tour de France


11 years ago

The Cycling Podcast: Tour de France wrap-up

Matthew Beaudin and Caley Fretz reflect on the 2014 Tour de France with The Cycling Podcast


11 years ago

How France reclaimed the Tour from Britain

The 2014 Tour de France started out with great promise for Britain, but in the end, the Tour's host country had the strongest showing


11 years ago

Marcel Kittel to target green jersey in future

Kittel may aim for the points competition in future Tours, and he hopes Germany's resurgence at the Tour will reignite interest in the sport


11 years ago

Gallery: 2014 Tour de France, stage 21

Marcel Kittel triumphs on the Champs-Élysées while Nibali celebrates a dominant Tour de France victory


11 years ago

Kazakhstan wants Tour after Nibali wins for state-backed Astana

Astana is backed by the government of Kazakhstan and will host the world junior cycling championships next year


11 years ago

Analysis: In chaotic Tour de France, only the strong survived

Vincenzo Nibali’s Tour victory comes at the end of three weeks of chaos that left only the strong standing


11 years ago

Vincenzo Nibali’s Tour triumph is the culmination of a slow, steady progression

The Italian was driven early by dreams of becoming a pro cyclist, and his progression through the ranks has been a slow, steady one


11 years ago

Despite struggles, Richie Porte remains a grand tour man for the future

Though Porte struggled throughout the 2014 Tour, Sky boss Brailsford thinks he has the ability and leadership skills to captain a grand-tour campaign


11 years ago

Gentle giant Marcel Kittel lets his stage-winning legs do his talking

The powerful speedster with the gentle-giant demeanor is as driven as any other sprinter, and it shows at the finish line


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 21

Results from the 21st and final stage of the 2014 Tour de France


11 years ago

Improved drug testing helped me win, says Vincenzo Nibali

The Italian is widely regarded as a clean rider, and his impending Tour victory is seen as proof that cyclists can win without cheating


11 years ago

Results: 2014 La Course by Le Tour de France

Results from the inaugural La Course by Le Tour de France


11 years ago

Tony Martin says he would have been tough to beat, no matter who showed up

The reigning world champion in the race of truth acknowledged that some strong rivals were absent, but says he'd have been hard to beat


11 years ago

Jean-Christophe Peraud, Thibaut Pinot make history in French podium

Two French riders secured places on the Tour podium for the first time since the Fignon-Hinault era, ending a drought dating back to 1997


11 years ago

Gallery: 2014 Tour de France, stage 20

The Tour's sole time trial saw Tony Martin triumphant, Vincenzo Nibali authoritative and some changes in the top 10 on GC


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 20

Results from stage 20 of the 2014 Tour de France


11 years ago

Greg LeMond’s thoughts on Tour de France, stage 19

LeMond talks about how the sprinters have to fight through many difficult days for a shot at glory on the Champs-Élysées


11 years ago

Poll: What was the funniest moment of the 2014 Tour de France?

This year's Tour has seen plenty of dramatic moments, but along the way, there has been a bit of comedy on the road


11 years ago

Gallery: Tour de France, stage 19

The peloton endures another rainy day, and Garmin-Sharp gets the stage win that has eluded them until now


11 years ago

‘Have faith’ that Nibali is a clean Tour champion, says Astana

Astana team management said the cycling world needs to keep its faith in Vincenzo Nibali's yellow jersey ride, despite the sport's past problems


11 years ago

Preview: Tour de France, stage 20

The stage is set for a showdown to determine who will stand on the second and third steps of the final Tour podium


11 years ago

Results: Tour de France, stage 19

Results from the 208.5km stage from Maubourguet Pays du Val d’Adour to Bergerac


11 years ago

Three riders, but only two seats left at the Tour podium banquet

Three men are separated by 15 seconds heading into Saturday's time trial, but there will only be room for two on the podium in Paris


11 years ago

Greg LeMond’s thoughts on Tour de France, stage 18

LeMond considers how the Tour would have looked if Contador and Froome had survived to battle Nibali in the mountains


11 years ago

Final two Tour GC spots separated by 15 seconds

Barring splits in the peloton or crashes Friday, three riders will duke it out for the two remaining places of honor in Saturday's TT


11 years ago

Gallery: Tour de France, stage 18

Atop the mammoth Hautacam climb, Nibali shows the Tour who's boss, and the battle for second and third heats up


11 years ago

Sky stands behind all-for-Froome Tour approach

Despite losing its captain, its plan B, and so far, going winless, David Brailsford said that supporting one man is the way to win


11 years ago

Vincenzo Nibali: The man, without question

Vincenzo Nibali has now won four road stages at this Tour de France — not typical in the modern era for GC riders


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 18

Results from the 145.5km stage from Pau to Hautacam


11 years ago

Greg LeMond’s thoughts on Tour de France, stage 17

LeMond talks about how riders like Rafal Majka get their chance to shine when their leaders leave the Tour


11 years ago

Nibali toying with Tour de France rivals

Vincenzo Nibali has a healthy GC lead. So much so that he appears to be toying with his rivals in the final mountain stages


11 years ago

Behind Nibali’s dominance, first French podium in nearly 20 years looks likely

The long drought for Italian and French riders at the Tour de France is likely to come to an end in 2014


11 years ago

Gallery: Tour de France, stage 17

The Tour's trip up to Pla d'Adet sees a young star shine and the race leader consolidate his advantage


11 years ago

Racism at the Tour, or a misunderstanding?

After stage 16, Albasini is accused of making a racist remark to Kevin Reza during the stage. The riders appear to have settled the matter


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 17

Results from the 124.5km stage from Saint-Gaudens to Saint-Lary-Soulan


11 years ago

Gerrans pulls out of Tour de France in wake of stage 1 crash

Gerrans went down hard in the opening stage and had been trying to make it to Paris ever since


11 years ago

Greg LeMond’s thoughts on Tour de France, stage 16

Greg LeMond's reactions to the Tour's first day in the Pyrenees


11 years ago

Tour de France marks a low point for Team Sky

Brailsford tells riders, "There are other blokes who are disappointed not to be here and they would rip your arm off to be sitting in this bus"


11 years ago

Gallery: Tour de France, stage 16

The Tour's first day in the Pyrenees sees Rogers' first-ever Tour stage win, and difficulties for notable GC contenders


11 years ago

Van Garderen’s podium hopes take dive in Movistar ambush

On the Tour's first Pyrénéan day, Movistar takes control, putting time in to Tejay van Garderen, who was not at his best


11 years ago

Rogers makes it two for Tinkoff

Michael Rogers wins his first Tour stage in 10 Tours de France, and not one moment was lost on him


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 16

Results from the 237.5km stage from Carcassonne to Bagneres-de-Luchon


11 years ago

The Cycling Podcast: Looking ahead to the Tour’s final stages

Andrew Hood and Matthew Beaudin discuss the Tour's final tests in the Pyrenees and the penultimate-stage Time Trial


11 years ago

Photo Essay: Tinkoff-Saxo enjoys the Tour’s second rest day

With GC hopeful Alberto Contador out of the Tour, Tinkoff-Saxo regroups and unwinds on a much-appreciated rest day


11 years ago

Horner Q&A: Father time, the Tour, and the Vuelta defense

American Chris Horner is riding the Tour, but he’s focusing on defending his Vuelta a Espana title starting next month


11 years ago

Stetina ready to step up and deliver van Garderen to Tour podium

The American is ready to help escort teammate Tejay van Garderen to the final Tour podium via the Pyrénées this week


11 years ago

Peraud exceeding his expectations with Tour podium in his sights

The Frenchman was sixth overall entering Tuesday’s stage 16


11 years ago

World champion Rui Costa withdraws from Tour de France

The Portuguese rider was almost 13 minutes behind race leader Vincenzo Nibali entering Tuesday's stage 16


11 years ago

Ukrainian Grivko riding Tour for peace back home

Andriy Grivko, the only Ukrainian rider in this year's Tour, says his presence is essential to convey a message of peace


11 years ago

Van Garderen Q&A: podium dreams and the final TT

Van Garderen: "This is my first grand tour that I’ve done where I’ve been the outright leader. And the guys have been incredible"


11 years ago

Despite Sky’s GC woes, Pate keeps pushing on

Danny Pate says Team Sky will go down swinging despite losing GC hopes with Chris Froome and Richie Porte


11 years ago

Does Nibali risk running out of fuel before Tour pulls into Paris?

Astana trainer, Paolo Slongo, keeps a close eye on Nibali's numbers as the race heads through the Pyrénées and on to Paris


11 years ago

Cavendish eager to return to racing after Tour de France crash

The British sprinter separated his shoulder in stage 1 and exited the race


11 years ago

Konig paces Netapp’s strong Tour de France debut

The German team is getting a boost thanks to Konig's top-10 placing entering the final week


11 years ago

And the band played on: Jack Bauer nearly wins stage 15

For a rider like Bauer, there are limited chances to be perfect on the grandest of stages. He came very close on Sunday


11 years ago

BMC Racing’s director on Tejay van Garderen: ‘He’s in the flow’

BMC sporting manager Allan Peiper says that Tejay van Garderen is 'in the flow' as he hunts a possible podium finish at the Tour de France


11 years ago

Gallery: 2014 Tour de France, stage 15

Stage 15 ended with a mad dash to the line that swallowed up Jack Bauer and Martin Elmiger in the final 200 meters


11 years ago

The bandaged lieutenant: Astana’s Fuglsang soldiers on

Outside of the Astana team bus Sunday morning, Jakob Fuglsang needed to be helped on to his bike to roll to the start line


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 15

Results from stage 15 of the 2014 Tour de France


11 years ago

Gallery: 2014 Tour de France, stage 14

Stage 14 of the 2014 Tour de France sees Rafal Majka win the day and Vincenzo Nibali pad his overall lead


11 years ago

With the overall out of reach, Sky keeps fighting for stage wins

Absent Chris Froome, with deputy Richie Porte losing ground, Sky finds itself racing in one-day mode, hoping to catch a break


11 years ago

Tejay van Garderen beating back bronchitis, looking toward ITT

Van Garderen is battling a chest bug while defending his position on GC, hoping to recover on the rest day and make gains in the time trial


11 years ago

Results: 2014 Tour de France, stage 14

Results from stage 14 of the 2014 Tour de France


11 years ago

French podium hopes on rise with Pinot, Bardet

Podium hopes are on the rise with the strong performances from Pinot and Bardet as a new generation of French riders takes over


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Tour de France Writers

Andrew Hood

Andrew Hood, aka “EuroHoody,” is European editor for Velo. Since joining the title in 2002, he’s been chasing bike races all over the world. He’s covered dozens of editions of the spring classics and the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, and Vuelta a España, as well as numerous world championships in road, track, and mountain biking. He’s also covered six Olympic Games and reported on bike races across six continents. Beyond the Outside cycling network, his work has appeared in The New York Times, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, Outside, SKITraveler Magazine, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, and Denver Post. He’s a voting member of the Velo d’Or prize committee, and he’s appeared on CNN, NBC, NPR, and BBC. Chances are, if there’s a bike race, EuroHoody’s been to it, or will be going soon.

Betsy Welch

Betsy writes about off-road racing, culture, and personalities for Outside’s cycling group. As a rider, she loves big adventures on the bike. Some of her most memorable reporting/riding trips include the Migration Gravel Race in Kenya, bikepacking the Colorado Trail, and riding from Torino to Nice after the inaugural Tour de France Femmes. In the summer, she loves to run, ride, and hike through the Elk Mountains in her backyard; in the winter, she skis uphill.

Jim Cotton

Jim is a UK-based editor and reporter focusing on road racing, training, and nutrition. He’s developed a bank of experience working on the ground at all three grand tours, Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flanders, Strade Bianche, road worlds, and many more prestigious races. Additionally, Jim writes the ‘Behind the Ride’ series of features that digs into how riders in the pro peloton have become the best in the world. It’s a wide-ranging column that’s covered diet, training, recovery, altitude camps, and a lot more. And when he’s not working? After a few decades of mostly dismal results, he’s hung up the wheels on his bike racing career. Instead, now, he’s a trail / ultra racer… but don’t hold that against him.

Andy McGrath

Formerly editor of Rouleur magazine, Andy McGrath is a freelance sports journalist and has covered the Tour de France, Tour of Italy and the sport’s big one-day Classics. He covered the 2023 Tour de France for VELO.

Shane Stokes

Shane Stokes has written about pro cycling for over 25 years, covering grand tours, world championships, Classics and other major events during that time. He’s been the Irish Times cycling correspondent for over two decades, appeared regularly on that country’s national broadcaster RTE in analyzing the sport, and contributed to Velo and many of the sport’s international outlets. When not writing about cycling he’s happiest in nature on a sunny day, particularly with a dog or two in tow.

Will Tracy

Will Tracy is a San Francisco based editor interested in all things cycling. Since getting his start in cycling journalism with Peloton Magazine, he has reported from the Tour de France; the Taipei Cycle, Eurobike, and Sea Otter trade shows; and covered the biggest events in gravel racing including Unbound and SBT GRVL. When not biking, he stays active with climbing and running and likes to take photos, cook, and serially dabble in new hobbies.

Alvin Holbrook

Alvin is a tech editor for Velo, where he covers road, gravel, and e-bikes after nearly a decade in the bike industry. In addition, he uses his background in urban planning to cover stories around active transportation, policy, tech, and infrastructure through the Urbanist Update series. He currently lives in the Bay Area with his wife and an ever-growing stable of bikes and kitchen utensils. Meet Alvin

Josh Ross

Josh hails from the Pacific Northwest but when it’s time to ride, hot and dry is better than cold and wet. He will happily talk for hours about the minutiae of cycling tech but understands most people just want things to work. He is a road cyclist at heart and doesn’t care much if those roads are paved, dirt, or digital. Although he rarely races, if you ask him to ride from sunrise to sunset, and beyond, the answer is always yes.

How to watch the Tour de France in 2025

For 2024: Peacock is showing the Tour de France in North America. Those of you in Europe have more options.

Inside the United States and Canada

Cycling fans in the U.S.A. and Canada can watch the Tour de France streamed through Peacock. The $6 per month subscription will allow you to watch via a web browser, the mobile app, or a smart TV app. Select stages of the Tour are also broadcast on NBC and USA.

Daily coverage begins as early as 5:00 a.m. EDT daily. You’ll want to check the specific broadcast time for each stage, since there is some variability in the start times of the daily broadcast.

Outside the United States and Canada

Eurosport will show the race in Europe. Other options include Rai Sport in Italy, L'Equipe TV in France, and Sporza in Belgium.