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2025 Tour De France Femmes: Everything To Know Before The Grand Départ
FRANCE, JUL 24 – The 2025 Tour de France Femmes features reshuffled teams and heightened rivalry with FDJ-SUEZ leading rankings by over 500 points, increasing competition among 154 riders from 22 teams.
- Saturday marks the start of the 2025 Tour de France Femmes in Brittany, with 154 riders across 22 teams, concluding August 3 in Châtel.
- Amid widespread rider moves, the race’s competitive landscape changed, triggered by 2022's reboot, with key reshuffles reshaping team strategies and rivalries.
- In team standings, FDJ-SUEZ leads with 8,801 points, while SD Worx-Protime lost Vollering, Reusser and Fisher-Black, backing Kopecky, and the rivalry tightens.
- The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift drove grassroots participation, 80 million viewing hours in 2024, and an upward sponsorship trajectory traced directly to the race’s existence.
- Looking to the 1,165 km finale on August 3, as the nine-day race is extended, and no rider has ever repeated as winner.
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The big start of the Tour de France Femmes 2025 will be given in Vannes in the Morbihan on Saturday 26 July 2025. The peloton will spend three days in Brittany. The 154 riders of this 4th edition of the Tour de France Femmes will live nine days of competition for a total of 1,165 kilometers. The Dutch Demi Vollering is the great favourite of this fourth edition.
The Neerlanadaise, beaten with a hair a year ago, passed to the FDJ-Suez. She wants her revenge on Niewiadoma. Pauline Ferrand-Prevot will discover the race that will simmer from Vannes on Saturday 26 July with a...
The Tour de France Femmes 2025 leads from Brittany to the French Alps - with mountain arrivals at the Col de la Madeleine and in Châtel. 22 teams fight for the yellow jersey - so you are live.
The kick-off of the Tour de France women will be held this Saturday, July 26th with a first stage between Vannes and Plumelec. An appointment that the Malouine Célia Le Mouel recognized on May 1st. We were there.
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