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The Critérium du Dauphiné 2025 starts on Sunday, June 8, in Domérat, in the Allier department, and finishes on Sunday, June 15, in Val-Cenis – Plateau du Mont-Cenis, in Savoie. The program includes 1,202 km over 8 stages, including a 17.4 km individual time trial on stage 4. The 2024 Tour de France podium is reunited at the start. Tadej Pogacar, 4th in his only participation in 2020, is the favorite against 2023 winner Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel, the double Olympic champion from Paris. Nevertheless, the final podium places could also be contested by outsiders such as Florian Lipowitz, Carlos Rodriguez, Santiago Buitrago, Mattias Skjelmose, or Enric Mas. On the French side, hopes are carried by young Lenny Martinez and Guillaume Martin-Guyonnet, but a brilliant performance from Romain Bardet to end his career in style is not to be ruled out. To follow the race closely, find all the course information, stage maps and profiles, registered riders, and TV broadcast schedules for this 77th edition of the Dauphiné.
Source: criterium-du-dauphine.fr
How to watch the Dauphiné 2025 on TV?
The 77th Critérium du Dauphiné can be watched live every day on Eurosport Max & 2 (stage 1 at 1:05 PM, stage 2 at 3:25 PM, stage 3 at 3:25 PM, stage 4 at 3:25 PM, stage 5 at 3:25 PM, stage 6 at 3:25 PM, stage 7 at 2:35 PM and stage 8 at 3:10 PM) and on France 3 (stage 1 at 1:35 PM, stage 2 at 3:40 PM, stage 3 at 3:40 PM, stage 4 to be defined, stage 5 to be defined, stage 6 to be defined, stage 7 to be defined and stage 8 to be defined).
Commentators for Eurosport: Guillaume di Grazia, Jacky Durand and Philippe Gilbert.
Commentators for France Télévisions: Alexandre Pasteur, Laurent Jalabert and Marion Rousse.
The map and list of Dauphiné 2025 stages
The maps and profiles of the 8 stages of the Dauphiné 2025
Stage 1 – 08/06 – 195.8 km – Domérat > Montluçon
Stage 2 – 09/06 – 204.6 km – Prémilhat > Issoire
Stage 3 – 10/06 – 207.2 km – Brioude > Charantonnay
Stage 4 – 11/06 – 17.4 km – Charmes-sur-Rhône > Saint-Péray
Stage 5 – 12/06 – 183 km – Saint-Priest > Mâcon
Stage 6 – 13/06 – 126.7 km – Valserhône > Combloux
Stage 7 – 14/06 – 131.6 km – Grand-Aigueblanche > Valmeinier 1800
Stage 8 – 15/06 – 133.3 km – Val-d’Arc > Val-Cenis – Plateau du Mont-Cenis
The teams and riders entered for the Dauphiné 2025
Team Picnic PostNL
POOLE Max
BARDET Romain
EF Education – EasyPost
CHAVES Esteban
ASGREEN Kasper
HEALY Ben
Alpecin – Deceuninck
MEURISSE Xandro
PRICE-PEJTERSEN Johan
VERMEERSCH Gianni
GLIVAR Gal
Arkéa – B&B Hotels
GESBERT Élie
GUERNALEC Thibault
XDS Astana Team
HIGUITA Sergio
TEJADA Harold
VINOKUROV Nicolas
Bahrain – Victorious
WRIGHT Fred
BUITRAGO Santiago
MARTINEZ Lenny
Cofidis
FERRON Valentin
BUCHMANN Emanuel
TEUNS Dylan
Décathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team
PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien
GALL Felix
ARMIRAIL Bruno
SEIXAS Paul
COSNEFROY Benoît
Groupama – FDJ
CAVAGNA Rémi
MARTIN Guillaume
INEOS Grenadiers
RODRÍGUEZ Carlos
SHEFFIELD Magnus
LAURANCE Axel
Intermarché – Wanty
MEINTJES Louis
FAURE PROST Alexy
PAGE Hugo
BARRÉ Louis
Lidl – Trek
SKUJIŅŠ Toms
MILAN Jonathan
SKJELMOSE Mattias
GEOGHEGAN HART Tao
Movistar Team
CANAL Carlos
GUERREIRO Ruben
OLIVEIRA Nelson
MAS Enric
Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe
VAN GILS Maxim
LAZKANO Oier
VAN DIJKE Mick
LIPOWITZ Florian
Soudal Quick-Step
SCHACHMANN Maximilian
PARET-PEINTRE Valentin
VERVAEKE Louis
EVENEPOEL Remco
Team Jayco AlUla
DUNBAR Eddie
Team Visma | Lease a Bike
KUSS Sepp
CAMPENAERTS Victor
JORGENSON Matteo
VINGEGAARD Jonas
VALTER Attila
UAE Team Emirates – XRG
SIVAKOV Pavel
SOLER Marc
NARVÁEZ Jhonatan
NOVAK Domen
POGAČAR Tadej
WELLENS Tim
POLITT Nils
Israel – Premier Tech
STEWART Jake
LUTSENKO Alexey
ACKERMANN Pascal
VERNON Ethan
Team TotalEnergies
TURGIS Anthony
LATOUR Pierre
BURGAUDEAU Mathieu
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
TRENTIN Matteo
ALAPHILIPPE Julian
RONDEL Mathys
Uno-X Mobility
FREDHEIM Stian
HOELGAARD Markus
WÆRENSKJOLD Søren
LEKNESSUND Andreas
KRON Andreas
JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland
CORT Magnus
The top 10 of the Critérium du Dauphiné 2024
The winners of the last ten editions of the Critérium du Dauphiné
- 2024: Primoz Roglic (SLO);
- 2023: Jonas Vingegaard (DEN);
- 2022: Primoz Roglic (SLO);
- 2021: Richie Porte (AUS);
- 2020: Daniel Felipe Martinez (COL);
- 2019: Jakob Fuglsang (DEN);
- 2018: Geraint Thomas (GBR);
- 2017: Jakob Fuglsang (DEN);
- 2016: Christopher Froome (GBR);
- 2015: Christopher Froome (GBR);
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