Volta a Catalunya 2025: the route, stage maps and profiles, and the start list for this 104th edition

The Volta a Catalunya 2025 begins on Monday, March 24, for a week of racing. On the program for the peloton are 7 stages, 1,230 km, and 19,902 m of elevation gain, to succeed Slovenian Tadej Pogacar, last year’s winner but absent this year. Announced at the start, his best enemy, Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard, is ultimately not present following his crash at Paris-Nice. Slovenian Primoz Roglic (Red Bull Bora) and Spain’s Juan Ayuso (UAE) are among the favorites for the general classification. To follow the race closely, find the details of the route, including maps and profiles of each stage, as well as TV broadcast times and the list of riders and teams for this 104th edition.

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How to follow the Volta a Catalunya 2025 on TV?

You can follow the Volta a Catalunya 2025 daily on Eurosport Max and 2, as well as on Eurosport.fr, starting at 3:15 PM, except for stage 5 (2:15 PM) and stage 7 (11:15 AM).

The Volta a Catalunya 2025 route at a glance

Maps and profiles of the Volta a Catalunya 2025 stages

Stage 1 – Monday, March 24 – Sant Feliu de Guíxols – Sant Feliu de Guíxols (178.3 km, 2,765 m D+)

Stage 2 – Tuesday, March 25 – Banyoles – Figueres (177.3 km, 1,790 m D+)

Stage 3 – Wednesday, March 26 – Viladecans The Style Outlets – La Molina (218.6 km, 5,093 m D+)

Stage 4 – Thursday, March 27 – Sant Vicenç de Castellet – Montserrat Millénaire (188.7 km, 3,089 m D+)

Stage 5 – Friday, March 28 – Paüls – Amposta – Terres de l’Ebre (172 km, 1,320 m D+)

Stage 6 – Saturday, March 29 – Berga – Queralt (159 km, 4,064 m D+)

Stage 7 – Sunday, March 30 – Barcelona – Barcelona (136.2 km, 1,781 m D+)

The list of teams entered for the Volta a Catalunya 2025

The list of riders entered (as of March 21) for the Volta a Catalunya 2025

EF Education – EasyPost
CARAPAZ Richard
VAN DEN BERG Marijn
CARTHY Hugh
CHAVES Esteban
RAFFERTY Darren
SHAW James
STEINHAUSER Georg

Alpecin – Deceuninck
GLIVAR Gal
GROVES Kaden
HERMANS Quinten
DEL GROSSO Tibor

Arkéa – B&B Hotels
RODRÍGUEZ Cristián

XDS Astana Team
FORTUNATO Lorenzo
POELS Wout
SCHELLING Ide

Bahrain – Victorious
GOVEKAR Matevž

Cofidis
BUCHMANN Emanuel
ANIOŁKOWSKI Stanisław
HERRADA Jesús
LASTRA Jonathan
MAHOUDO Nolann
MONIQUET Sylvain
TOUMIRE Hugo

Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
ARMIRAIL Bruno
STAUNE-MITTET Johannes
BOUCHARD Geoffrey
GALL Felix
BERTHET Clément
VENDRAME Andrea
GODON Dorian

Groupama – FDJ
ROLLAND Brieuc
ROCHAS Rémy
BRAZ AFONSO Clément

INEOS Grenadiers
THOMAS Geraint
BERNAL Egan
HAMILTON Lucas
FRAILE Omar
LAURANCE Axel
LEONARD Michael
DE PLUS Laurens

Intermarché – Wanty
PAQUOT Tom
FAURE PROST Alexy

Lidl – Trek
KÄMNA Lennard
GEOGHEGAN HART Tao
GHEBREIGZABHIER Amanuel
VERONA Carlos
LÓPEZ Juan Pedro
SIMMONS Quinn
OOMEN Sam

Movistar Team
MAS Enric
QUINTANA Nairo
ROMO Javier

Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe
ROGLIČ Primož
PELLIZZARI Giulio
TRATNIK Jan
WANDAHL Frederik
ALEOTTI Giovanni
HAJEK Alexander

Soudal Quick-Step
HAYTER Ethan
PARET-PEINTRE Valentin
LANDA Mikel
KNOX James
SERRY Pieter
LECERF Junior
GAROFOLI Gianmarco

Team Picnic PostNL
DHONDT Robbe
BITTNER Pavel
EEKHOFF Nils
ROOSEN Timo
VAN DEN BROEK Frank
EDDY Patrick
COMBAUD Romain

Team Jayco AlUla
BERHE Welay Hagos
BOUWMAN Koen
DE MARCHI Alessandro
FOLDAGER Anders
HELLEMOSE Asbjørn
JUUL-JENSEN Christopher
O’CONNOR Ben

Team Visma | Lease a Bike
YATES Simon
KUSS Sepp
KELDERMAN Wilco
HUISING Menno
KRUIJSWIJK Steven
LEMMEN Bart
BRENNAN Matthew

UAE Team Emirates – XRG
NOVAK Domen
YATES Adam
SOLER Marc
AYUSO Juan
JOHANSEN Julius
SIVAKOV Pavel
TORRES Pablo

Israel – Premier Tech
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Lotto
VAN EETVELT Lennert
GREGAARD Jonas

Caja Rural – Seguros RGA
BARCELÓ Fernando

Equipo Kern Pharma
BERRADE Urko
GUTIÉRREZ Jorge
MIQUEL Pau
PARRA José Félix
SOSA Iván Ramiro
URIARTE Diego
WENZEL Mats

Euskaltel – Euskadi
BIZKARRA Mikel

Burgos Burpellet BH
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