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Profiles & Route Tour de France 2025 | Grand Depart in Lille confirmed, 3 stages confirmed

Cycling
by Rúben Silva
Wednesday, 06 December 2023 at 14:00
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Profiles. The 2025 Tour de France is no longer a secret. The Grand Depart will take place in Lille and the profiles of the first 3 stages has already been revealed. We follow the updates and rumours regarding the route.
The presentation took place in late November 2023 in Lille and revealed the French city to host it's start in 2025. The first three stages take place in the far northwestern corner of France. Race director Christian Prudhomme has already revealed that the race will not leave the country in this year, but the route is still being worked on.

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Tour de France 2025 stages:
Stage 1: Lille - Lille, 185 kilometers
Stage 1: Lille - Lille, 185 kilometers
Stage 2: Lauwin-Planque - Boulogne-sur-Mer, 209 kilometers
Stage 2: Lauwin-Planque - Boulogne-sur-Mer, 209 kilometers
Stage 3: Valenciennes - Dunkerque, 172 kilometers
Stage 3: Valenciennes - Dunkerque, 172 kilometers
Stage 4: Amiens - ?
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"I will do the maximum to be able to race there" - Adrien Petit hopes to be at the Lille Grand Départ in 2025"I will do the maximum to be able to race there" - Adrien Petit hopes to be at the Lille Grand Départ in 2025
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