🚴 Le Tour de France

Every summer, millions of fans around the world turn their eyes to the roads of France. More than just a cycling race, the Tour de France has become a legendary event, followed in 190 countries, with nearly 3.5 billion cumulative television viewers. And which stages of the 2025 edition already promise to be legendary? We take a look 👇

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🌍 A unique event

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A century-old heritage

Created in 1903, the Tour de France is the oldest of the three major Tours. Every summer, the Grande Boucle embodies physical prowess, mental endurance and, above all, pure emotion.‍

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A battle of legends

The Pogacar vs Vingegaard duel, the heroic climbers, the crashes, the surprises... The Tour is Game of Thrones on two wheels. With its heroes, its twists and its tragedies.

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📆 The stages not to be missed in 2025

The 2025 edition promises to be explosive. Here are the 5 stages that will turn the race on its head:

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🔝 Stage 16 - The return from Mont Ventoux (Tuesday, July 22)

Nicknamed the Giant of Provence, the Ventoux is one of the most legendary climbs in world cycling. At 15.7 km and an average gradient of 8.7%, it has seen some men crumble... and others become legends.A finish at the top of Mont Ventoux is always a great spectacle.

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🏔️ Stages 12 to 14 - The Pyrenean trilogy

Three days of fearsome mountain action:

Stage 12: arrival at Hautacam, after a hellish sequence

Stage 13: uphill time trial to Peyragudes

Stage 14: the legendary Tourmalet-Aspin-Superbagnères🔥 loop

A block that can blow the overall classification out of the water.

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⏱️ Stage 5 - The first time trial

A solitary effort in which every second counts, ideal for specialists like Evenepoel, but also a first gauge for the favourites.

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🧭 Stage 18 - The great Alpine rendezvous

The peloton tackles La Madeleine, the Glandon and finishes in Courchevel via the Loze. Three passes, a finish line at 2,300 m... and potentially huge gaps.

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🎉 Stage 21 - Final in Paris and Montmartre

The last stage isn't always decisive, but this year it will pass through Montmartre, a nod to the Paris 2024 Olympics. A beautiful closing party, in a postcard setting.

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