2025 Tour de l’Avenir: Route, Schedule, Riders

The Tour de l'Avenir will take place from August 23 to 29, on a course that resembles a mini Grand Tour, as it will suit all types of riders. As a result, puncheurs, climbers, all-rounders, and sprinters will all have their say throughout the week of racing. The six stages will be preceded by a hill prologue.
The Haute-Tarentaise, the race’s traditional venue, will be the epicenter of the event, as the Grand Départ will take place there in the form of a prologue starting from Tignes, while the race will conclude at an altitude of 2,000 meters, at the Golf de La Rosière.
The 2025 edition is expected to continue the tradition of the race, which has launched the careers of some of cycling’s biggest names throughout its history—notably in recent years with Egan Bernal (2017), Tadej Pogacar (2018), and Isaac Del Toro (2023). This year, two names keep coming up whenever the general classification is discussed: Paul Seixas and Arno Widar. The overall victory could very well come down to these two exceptionally talented young riders.

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TV Broadcast Schedule for the 2025 Tour de l’Avenir

The race will be broadcast daily on Eurosport via the Max platform and on L’Équipe Live.

Stages of the 2025 Tour de l’Avenir

Saturday, August 23: Tignes les Bréviaires – Tignes 1800, 3 km (prologue)

Sunday, August 24: Aosta – Saint Galmier, 188.6 km

Monday, August 25: Saint Symphorien sur Coise – Vitry en Charolais, 136.7 km

Tuesday, August 26: Etang-sur-Arroux – Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne, 158.6 km

Wednesday, August 27: Montagnat – Val Suran, 110.2 km

Thursday, August 28: Saint-Gervais-Mont-Blanc – Tignes 2100, 121 km

Friday, August 29: La Rosière – La Rosière, 41.6 km (1st half-stage)


Friday, August 29: Montvalezan – La Rosière, 10.3 km (2nd half-stage)

The list of riders for the 2025 Tour de l’Avenir

Spain (ESP)
11 Ibai AZANZA BURUSCO
12 Hugo AZNAR VIJUESCA
13 Alberto FERNANDEZ REVIEJO
14 Pau MARTI SORIANO
15 Adria PERICAS CAPDEVILA
16 Pablo TORRES ARIAS

Great Britain (GBR)
1 Noah HOBBS
2 Callum THORNLEY
3 Jacob BUSH
4 Oliver PEACE
5 Tomos PATTINSON
6 Elliot ROWE

Netherlands (NLD)
21 Marvin PETERS
22 Joris REINDERINK
23 Viego TIJSSEN
24 Otto VAN ZANDEN
25 Stef KONING
26 Nino DE JONG

France (FRA)
31 Paul SEIXAS
32 Maxime DECOMBLE
33 Ugo FABRIES
34 Antoine L'HOTE
35 Victor LOULERGUE
36 Pierre-Henry BASSET

Italy (ITA)
41 Lorenzo Mark FINN
42 Simone GUALDI
43 Filippo TURCONI
44 Alessandro BORGO
45 Davide DONATI
46 Pietro MATTIO

World Cycling Center (CMC)
71 Basara MYKHAILO
72 Petri CRAUSE
73 Oussama Abdellah MIMOUNI
74 Nasrallah ESSEMIANI
75 Heorhii CHYZHYKOV
76 Yafiet MULUGETA

United States (USA)
181 Cole KESSLER
182 Gavin HLADY
183 Ezra CAUDELL
184 Alfredo BUENO
185 Ethan DUNHAM
186 Ian LOPEZ DE SAN ROMAN

Sweden (SWE)
201 Ville MERLÖV
202 Hugo LENNARTSSON
203 Acke DAHLBLOM
204 Teodor DE LUCA
205 Joel MELLBY
206 Isak MAGNUSSON

Switzerland (SUI)
111 Nicola SCHLEUNIGER
112 Robin DONZÉ
113 Diego CASAGRANDE
114 Ilian BARHOUMI
115 Nicola ZUMSTEG
116 Jan HUBER

Slovenia (SLO)
171 Jakob OMRZEL
172 Erazem VALJAVEC
173 Anže RAVBAR
174 Jaka MAROLT
175 Aljaž TURK
176 Nejc KOMAC

Portugal (PRT)
91 Daniel LIMA
92 Gonçalo TAVARES
93 Duarte DOMINGUES
94 Joao MARTINS
95 Lucas LOPES
96 Daniel MOREIRA

Poland (POL)
161 Mateusz GAJDULEWICZ
162 Filip GRUSZCZYŃSKI
163 Patryk GOSZCZURNY
164 Dawid LEWANDOWSKI
165 Michał POMORSKI
166 Franciszek MATUSZEWSKI

Norway (NOR)
231 Jørgen NORDHAGEN
232 Jonas Kind HØYDAHL
233 Eivind FOUGNER
234 Halvor SANDSTAD
235 Storm INGEBRIGTSEN
236 Karsten FELDMANN

Mexico (MEX)
211
212
213
214
215
216

Luxembourg (LUX)
81 Arno WALLENBORN
82 Mathieu KOCKELMANN
83 Mats BERNS
84 Alexandre KESS
85 Mil MORANG
86 Noé URY

Kazakhstan (KAZ)
251 Vladislav BASHLYKOV
251 Dias RYSBAY
253 Aslan SILYKBEK
254 Rudolf REMKHI
255 Mikhail PODLUZHNYY
256 Mansur BEISEMBAY

Japan (JPN)
261 Ren MOCHIZUKI
262 Jo HASHIKAWA
263 Shoma HAYASHIBARA
264 Genji IWAMURA
265 Koki KAMADA
266 Ikki WATANABE

Ireland (IRL)
241 Seth DUNWOODY
242 Liam O'BRIEN
243 Adam RAFFERTY
244 Dean HARVEY
245 Jamie MEEHAN
256 Ronan O'CONNOR

Australia (AUS)
101 Luke TUCKWELL
102 Zachary MARRIAGE
103 Fergus BROWNING
104 Jack WARD
105 Jackson MEDWAY
106 Julian BAUDRY

Ecuador (ECU)
221 Pablo Mateo RAMIREZ TORRES
222 Luis Javier MONTEROS ROMERO
223 Robert Jacob WHITE ESPADERO
224 Alejandro Bladimir PITA HIDROBO
225 Jhoffre Polivio IMBAQUINGO BENAVIDES
226 Daulet Bladimir HUERA MONTENEGRO

Denmark (DEN)
51 Patrick Boje FRYDKJÆR
52 Peter Øxenberg HANSEN
53 Tobias SVARRE
54 Tore TROELSEN
55 Simon DALBY
56 Carl-Frederik BÉVORT

Czech Republic (CZE)
121 Tomáš PŘIDAL
122 Pavel NOVÁK
123 Václav JEŽEK
124 Adam BITTMAN
125 Matyáš KOPECKÝ
126 Štěpán ZAHÁLKA

Colombia (COL)
61 Juan Felipe RODRIGUEZ CONTRERAS
62 Estiven GARCIA GOMEZ
63 Jaider MUÑOZ RESTREPO
64 Samuel FLOREZ GARCES
65 Miguel Angel MARIN MARTINEZ
66 Mauricio ZAPATA ARBOLEDA

Canada (CAN)
151 Jérôme GAUTHIER
152 Carson MATTERN
153 Jonas WALTON
154 Samuel COUTURE
155 Leonard PELOQUIN
156 Luke VALENTI

Belgium (BEL)
141 Jarno WIDAR
142 Tim REX
143 Kamiel EEMAN
144 Jasper SCHOOFS
145 Jente MICHELS
146 Aaron DOCKX

Austria (AUT)
131 Killian FEURSTEIN
132 David PAUMANN
133 Jakob PURTSCHELLER
134 Sebastian PUTZ
135 Marco SCHRETTL
136 Adrian STIEGER

Germany (GER)
191 Max BOCK
192 Mauro BRENNER
193 Paul FIETZKE
194 Bruno KEßLER
195 Silas KOECHER
196 Louis LEIDERT

Winners of the last 10 editions of the Tour de l'Avenir

2015: Marc Soler
2016: David Gaudu
2017: Egan Bernal
2018: Tadej Pogacar
2019: Tobias Foss
2020: Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021: Tobias Johannessen
2022: Cian Uijtdebroeks
2023: Isaac Del Toro
2024: Joseph Blackmore

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