The Tour de Romandie will be the final stage-race of the spring period, and the last before the Giro d'Italia. The Swiss race every year attracts some of the best stage-racers in the world for its climbing and time-trial tests, and this year will be no exception. Find the start times and order right here!
First rider down the start ramp will be the Dane Johan Price-Pejtersen at 13:32 local time. For the big GC contenders however, the wait is a little longer. Remco Evenepoel embarks at 15:24, Jay Vine at 15:34, João Almeida goes at 15:36, before the Maillot Jaune Lenny Martinez concludes the time trial at 15:40. See the full list of start times and order down below!
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Start Times & Order for Stage 5 Tour de Romandie 2025
| No. | Start Time (local time) | Rider Name | Team | Nation |
| 1 | 13:32 | Johan Price Pejtersen | ADC | DEN |
| 2 | 13:33 | Julien Vermote | TVL | BEL |
| 3 | 13:34 | Leandre Lozouet | ARK | FRA |
| 4 | 13:35 | Davide Cimolai | MOV | ITA |
| 5 | 13:36 | Timo Roosen | TPP | NED |
| 6 | 13:37 | Mathias Norsgaard | MOV | DEN |
| 7 | 13:38 | Stefan Bissegger | DAT | SUI |
| 8 | 13:39 | Sebastian Kolze Changizi | TUD | DEN |
| 9 | 13:40 | Nicolo Buratti | TBV | ITA |
| 10 | 13:41 | Clement Davy | GFC | FRA |
| 11 | 13:42 | Michele Gazzoli | XAT | ITA |
| 12 | 13:43 | Phillip Casper Pedersen | SOQ | DEN |
| 13 | 13:44 | Dries De Pooter | IWA | BEL |
| 14 | 13:45 | Romain Combaud | TPP | FRA |
| 15 | 13:46 | Victor Guernalec | ARK | FRA |
| 16 | 13:47 | Jarrad Drizners | LOT | AUS |
| 17 | 13:48 | Tobias Bayer | ADC | AUT |
| 18 | 13:49 | Silvan Dillier | ADC | SUI |
| 19 | 13:50 | Josef Cerny | SOQ | CZE |
| 20 | 13:51 | Bauke Mollema | LTK | NED |
| 21 | 13:52 | Jonas Gregaard Wilsly | LOT | DEN |
| 22 | 13:53 | Pascal Eenkhoorn | SOQ | NED |
| 23 | 13:54 | Oliver Knight | COF | GBR |
| 24 | 13:55 | Kasper Asgreen | EFE | DEN |
| 25 | 13:56 | Pavel Bittner | TPP | CZE |
| 26 | 13:57 | Benoit Cosnefroy | DAT | FRA |
| 27 | 13:58 | Enzo Paleni | GFC | FRA |
| 28 | 13:59 | James Matthew Brennan | TVL | GBR |
| 29 | 14:00 | Patrick Eddy | TPP | AUS |
| 30 | 14:01 | Kamil Gradek | TBV | POL |
| 31 | 14:02 | Logan Currie | LOT | NZL |
| 32 | 14:03 | Remi Cavagna | GFC | FRA |
| 33 | 14:04 | Rui Oliveira | MOV | POR |
| 34 | 14:05 | Filip Maciejuk | RBH | POL |
| 35 | 14:06 | Ben Zwiehoff | RBH | GER |
| 36 | 14:07 | Alexander Hajek | RBH | AUT |
| 37 | 14:08 | Lucas Plapp | JAY | AUS |
| 38 | 14:09 | Hugh Carthy | EFE | GBR |
| 39 | 14:10 | Stefan Küng | GFC | SUI |
| 40 | 14:11 | Felix Grossschartner | UAD | AUT |
| 41 | 14:12 | Menno Huising | TVL | NED |
| 42 | 14:13 | Ivo Oliveira | UAD | POR |
| 43 | 14:14 | Jorge Arcas | MOV | ESP |
| 44 | 14:15 | Jacopo Mosca | LTK | ITA |
| 45 | 14:16 | Thibault Guernalec | ARK | FRA |
| 46 | 14:17 | Max Van der Meulen | TBV | NED |
| 47 | 14:18 | Pieter Serry | SOQ | BEL |
| 48 | 14:19 | Lennard Kämna | LTK | GER |
| 49 | 14:20 | Ramses Debruyne | ADC | BEL |
| 50 | 14:21 | Michael Leonard | IGD | CAN |
| 51 | 14:22 | Louis Barre | IWA | FRA |
| 52 | 14:23 | Gerben Kuypers | IWA | BEL |
| 53 | 14:24 | Alberto Bettiol | XAT | ITA |
| 54 | 14:25 | Mathijs Paasschens | TBV | NED |
| 55 | 14:26 | Ben Swift | IGD | GBR |
| 56 | 14:27 | Pablo Castrillo | MOV | ESP |
| 57 | 14:28 | Jesus Herrada | COF | ESP |
| 58 | 14:29 | Roland Thalmann | TUD | SUI |
| 59 | 14:30 | Mauri Vansevenant | SOQ | BEL |
| 60 | 14:31 | James Shaw | EFE | GBR |
| 61 | 14:32 | Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier | LTK | ERI |
| 62 | 14:33 | Christopher Juul-Jensen | JAY | DEN |
| 63 | 14:34 | Clement Venturini | ARK | FRA |
| 64 | 14:35 | Bjoern Koerdt | TPP | GBR |
| 65 | 14:36 | Xavier Pickering | TBV | GBR |
| 66 | 14:37 | Tijmen Graat | TVL | NED |
| 67 | 14:38 | Victor Langellotti | IGD | MON |
| 68 | 14:39 | Anton Palzer | RBH | GER |
| 69 | 14:40 | Darren Rafferty | EFE | IRL |
| 70 | 14:41 | Lorenzo Germani | GFC | ITA |
| 71 | 14:42 | Raul Garcia Pierna | ARK | ESP |
| 72 | 14:43 | Julien Bernard | LTK | FRA |
| 73 | 14:44 | Kamiel Bonneu | IWA | BEL |
| 74 | 14:45 | Ivan Romeo | MOV | ESP |
| 75 | 14:46 | Remy Rochas | GFC | FRA |
| 76 | 14:47 | Reuben Thompson | LOT | NZL |
| 77 | 14:48 | Alex Baudin | EFE | FRA |
| 78 | 14:49 | Gijs Leemreize | TPP | NED |
| 79 | 14:50 | Aurelien Paret-Peintre | DAT | FRA |
| 80 | 14:51 | Eduardo Sepulveda | LOT | ARG |
| 81 | 14:52 | David Gaudu | GFC | FRA |
| 82 | 14:53 | Aleksandr Vlasov | RBH | — |
| 83 | 14:54 | Geraint Thomas | IGD | GBR |
| 84 | 14:55 | Edward Dunbar | JAY | IRL |
| 85 | 14:56 | Sam Oomen | LTK | NED |
| 86 | 14:57 | Pablo Torres Arias | UAD | ESP |
| 87 | 14:58 | Archie Ryan | EFE | IRL |
| 88 | 14:59 | Ion Izagirre | COF | ESP |
| 89 | 15:00 | Callum Scotson | DAT | AUS |
| 90 | 15:02 | Asbjorn Hellemose | JAY | DEN |
| 91 | 15:04 | Jack Haig | TBV | AUS |
| 92 | 15:06 | Emanuel Buchmann | COF | GER |
| 93 | 15:08 | Harold Tejada | XAT | COL |
| 94 | 15:10 | Jorgen Nordhagen | TVL | NOR |
| 95 | 15:12 | Oscar Onley | TPP | GBR |
| 96 | 15:14 | Lennert Van Eetvelt | LOT | BEL |
| 97 | 15:16 | Johannes Staune-Mittet | DAT | NOR |
| 98 | 15:18 | Sergio Higuita | XAT | COL |
| 99 | 15:20 | Javier Romo | MOV | ESP |
| 100 | 15:22 | Cristian Rodriguez | ARK | ESP |
| 101 | 15:24 | Remco Evenepoel | SOQ | BEL |
| 102 | 15:26 | Mathys Rondel | TUD | FRA |
| 103 | 15:28 | Juan Pedro Lopez | LTK | ESP |
| 104 | 15:30 | Carlos Rodriguez | IGD | ESP |
| 105 | 15:32 | Junior Lecerf | SOQ | BEL |
| 106 | 15:34 | Jay Vine | UAD | AUS |
| 107 | 15:36 | Joao Almeida | UAD | POR |
| 108 | 15:38 | Lorenzo Fortunato | XAT | ITA |
| 109 | 15:40 | Lenny Martinez | TBV | FRA |
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