Final startlist Tour de France 2025 (with bib numbers) - Pogacar, Vingegaard, Evenepoel, Van der Poel, Van Aert, Almeida, Roglic & many more!
CyclingSaturday, 05 July 2025 at 10:12
The 2025 Tour de France will be the biggest and most important race of the season, taking place between July 5th and 27th. This is the sport's climax of the season, and every year it delivers memorable action.
The final startlist features riders such as: Felix Gall, Neilson Powless, Ben Healy, Lenny Martínez, Santiago Buitrago, Matej Mohoric, Magnus Cort Nielsen, Soren Waerenskjold, Tobias Johannessen, Pascal Ackermann, Jonathan Milan, Thibau Nys, Mattias Skjelmose, Kaden Groves, Jasper Philipsen, Mathieu van der Poel, Dylan Groenewegen, Ben O'Connor, Biniam Girmay, Filippo Ganna, Carlos Rodríguez, Thymen Arensman, Geraint Thomas, Florian Lipowitz, Primoz Roglic, Aleksandr Vlasov, Oscar Onley, Arnaud de Lie, Lennert van Eetvelt, Wout van Aert, Matteo Jorgenson, Sepp Kuss, Jonas Vingegaard, Simon Yates, Remco Evenepoel, Tim Merlier, João Almeida, Tadej Pogacar, Adam Yates, Romain Grégoire, Stefan Küng, Enric Mas, Arnaud Démare, Kévin Vauquelin, Julian Alaphilippe and Marc Hirschi.
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UAE Team Emirates XRG
| 1 | Pogačar, Tadej |
| 2 | Almeida, João |
| 3 | Narváez, Jhonatan |
| 4 | Politt, Nils |
| 5 | Sivakov, Pavel |
| 6 | Soler, Marc |
| 7 | Wellens, Tim |
| 8 | Yates, Adam |
Team Visma - Lease a Bike
| 11 | Vingegaard, Jonas |
| 12 | Affini, Edoardo |
| 13 | Benoot, Tiesj |
| 14 | Campenaerts, Victor |
| 15 | Jorgenson, Matteo |
| 16 | Kuss, Sepp |
| 17 | Aert, Wout van |
| 18 | Yates, Simon |
Soudal - Quick-Step
| 21 | Evenepoel, Remco |
| 22 | Cattaneo, Mattia |
| 23 | Eenkhoorn, Pascal |
| 24 | Merlier, Tim |
| 25 | Paret-Peintre, Valentin |
| 26 | Schachmann, Maximilian |
| 27 | Lerberghe, Bert Van |
| 28 | Wilder, Ilan Van |
EF Education - EasyPost
| 31 | Healy, Ben |
| 32 | Albanese, Vincenzo |
| 33 | Asgreen, Kasper |
| 34 | Baudin, Alex |
| 35 | Powless, Neilson |
| 36 | Sweeny, Harry |
| 37 | Valgren, Michael |
| 38 | Berg, Marijn van den |
Intermarché - Wanty
| 41 | Girmay, Biniam |
| 42 | Barré, Louis |
| 43 | Braet, Vito |
| 44 | Page, Hugo |
| 45 | Rex, Laurenz |
| 46 | Rutsch, Jonas |
| 47 | Sintmaartensdijk, Roel van |
| 48 | Zimmermann, Georg |
Bahrain Victorious
| 51 | Buitrago, Santiago |
| 52 | Bauhaus, Phil |
| 53 | Gradek, Kamil |
| 54 | Haig, Jack |
| 55 | Martinez, Lenny |
| 56 | Mohorič, Matej |
| 57 | Stannard, Robert |
| 58 | Wright, Fred |
INEOS Grenadiers
| 61 | Thomas, Geraint |
| 62 | Arensman, Thymen |
| 63 | Foss, Tobias |
| 64 | Ganna, Filippo |
| 65 | Laurance, Axel |
| 66 | Rodriguez, Carlos |
| 67 | Swift, Connor |
| 68 | Watson, Sam |
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
| 71 | Roglič, Primož |
| 72 | Lipowitz, Florian |
| 73 | Meeus, Jordi |
| 74 | Moscon, Gianni |
| 75 | Pithie, Laurence |
| 76 | Dijke, Mick van |
| 77 | Poppel, Danny van |
| 78 | Vlasov, Aleksandr |
Lidl - Trek
| 81 | Milan, Jonathan |
| 82 | Consonni, Simone |
| 83 | Nys, Thibau |
| 84 | Simmons, Quinn |
| 85 | Skjelmose, Mattias |
| 86 | Skujins, Toms |
| 87 | Stuyven, Jasper |
| 88 | Theuns, Edward |
Groupama - FDJ
| 91 | Martin-Guyonnet, Guillaume |
| 92 | Askey, Lewis |
| 93 | Barthe, Cyril |
| 94 | Grégoire, Romain |
| 95 | Madouas, Valentin |
| 96 | Pacher, Quentin |
| 97 | Penhoët, Paul |
| 98 | Russo, Clément |
Alpecin - Deceuninck
| 101 | Philipsen, Jasper |
| 102 | Dillier, Silvan |
| 103 | Groves, Kaden |
| 104 | Meurisse, Xandro |
| 105 | Rickaert, Jonas |
| 106 | Poel, Mathieu van der |
| 107 | Vermeersch, Gianni |
| 108 | Verstrynge, Emiel |
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
| 111 | Alaphilippe, Julian |
| 112 | Dainese, Alberto |
| 113 | Haller, Marco |
| 114 | Hirschi, Marc |
| 115 | Lienhard, Fabian |
| 116 | Mayrhofer, Marius |
| 117 | Storer, Michael |
| 118 | Trentin, Matteo |
Team Jayco AlUla
| 121 | O'Connor, Ben |
| 122 | Dunbar, Eddie |
| 123 | Durbridge, Luke |
| 124 | Groenewegen, Dylan |
| 125 | Mezgec, Luka |
| 126 | Plapp, Luke |
| 127 | Reinders, Elmar |
| 128 | Schmid, Mauro |
Arkéa - BnB Hotels
| 131 | Vauquelin, Kévin |
| 132 | Capiot, Amaury |
| 133 | Costiou, Ewen |
| 134 | Démare, Arnaud |
| 135 | García, Raúl |
| 136 | Le Berre, Mathis |
| 137 | Rodríguez, Cristian |
| 138 | Venturini, Clément |
Movistar Team
| 141 | Mas, Enric |
| 142 | Barta, Will |
| 143 | Castrillo, Pablo |
| 144 | Oliveira, Nelson |
| 145 | García Cortina, Iván |
| 146 | Mühlberger, Gregor |
| 147 | Romeo, Iván |
| 148 | Rubio, Einer |
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale
| 151 | Gall, Felix |
| 152 | Armirail, Bruno |
| 153 | Berthet, Clément |
| 154 | Bissegger, Stefan |
| 155 | Naesen, Oliver |
| 156 | Paret-Peintre, Aurélien |
| 157 | Scotson, Callum |
| 158 | Tronchon, Bastien |
Cofidis
| 161 | Buchmann, Emanuel |
| 162 | Aranburu, Alex |
| 163 | Coquard, Bryan |
| 164 | Izagirre, Ion |
| 165 | Renard, Alexis |
| 166 | Teuns, Dylan |
| 167 | Thomas, Benjamin |
| 168 | Touzé, Damien |
XDS Astana Team
| 171 | Tejada, Harold |
| 172 | Ballerini, Davide |
| 173 | Bol, Cees |
| 174 | Champoussin, Clément |
| 175 | Fedorov, Yevgeniy |
| 176 | Higuita, Sergio |
| 177 | Teunissen, Mike |
| 178 | Velasco, Simone |
TotalEnergies
| 181 | Cras, Steff |
| 182 | Burgaudeau, Mathieu |
| 183 | Delettre, Alexandre |
| 184 | Gachignard, Thomas |
| 185 | Jeanniere, Emilien |
| 186 | Jegat, Jordan |
| 187 | Turgis, Anthony |
| 188 | Vercher, Mattéo |
Team Picnic PostNL
| 191 | Onley, Oscar |
| 192 | Barguil, Warren |
| 193 | Bittner, Pavel |
| 194 | Flynn, Sean |
| 195 | Andresen, Tobias Lund |
| 196 | Märkl, Niklas |
| 197 | Naberman, Tim |
| 198 | Broek, Frank van den |
Israel - Premier Tech
| 201 | Woods, Michael |
| 202 | Ackermann, Pascal |
| 203 | Blackmore, Joe |
| 204 | Boivin, Guillaume |
| 205 | Louvel, Matîs |
| 206 | Lutsenko, Alexey |
| 207 | Neilands, Krists |
| 208 | Stewart, Jake |
Lotto
| 211 | Lie, Arnaud De |
| 212 | Berckmoes, Jenno |
| 213 | Buyst, Jasper De |
| 214 | Drizners, Jarrad |
| 215 | Grignard, Sébastien |
| 216 | Sepúlveda, Eduardo |
| 217 | Eetvelt, Lennert Van |
| 218 | Moer, Brent Van |
Uno-X Mobility
| 221 | Johannessen, Tobias |
| 222 | Abrahamsen, Jonas |
| 223 | Cort, Magnus |
| 224 | Fredheim, Stian |
| 225 | Hoelgaard, Markus |
| 226 | Johannessen, Anders |
| 227 | Leknessund, Andreas |
| 228 | Wærenskjold, Søren |
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- In all fairness, can you imagine what would have happened has UAE and Pogacar decided to follow the attacks of Jorgenson? With the cross winds and echelons that formed, and the distance left to ride, Vingegard might easily have found himself 20 or more minutes down, without any teammates to help. It would have been effectively the end of his tour, no doubts. Pogacar did him a huge favor by waiting up. This was no minor incident, compared to Pogacar coming off his bike with 3 km to go, shipping his chain and hopping back on to chase. In that case, the GC group were not racing, the breakaway had won the stage, and the best Visma could have hoped for, was a measly handful of seconds, and only if Pogacar didn't catch back anyway, which he probably would have. Vingegard's position, caught up behind a crash with 130 km to go, isolated, on a windy day, as a slight rider, was potentially tour ending disastrous, especially with his own teammates willing to do all the attacking work that would have pulled Pogacar to the finish had he chosen to follow. Vingegard owes Pogacar a big thank you, whether he understands it or notBarry23-07-2025
- Some riders were already laughing at Nils for screaming like an idiot and nobody listened to him. The other rider's salary is not paid by UAEabstractengineer23-07-2025
- Bruyneel is banned for life, and must stay banned for life!
Llywelynglyndwr23-07-2025 - Tadej was climbing Mont Ventoux with the nagging memory of his previous defeat to Jonas on the same climb, where he cracked and was dropped. Vice-versa for Jonas. Naturally, Tadej would be extra cautious this time around. Considering that Jonas said he was feeling 100% pre-stage, and Tadej feeling a bit down with sore throat, I think the result was favorable for Tadej, even more than it is for Jonas, although I cannot fault Jonas for feeling rejuvenated. The forthcoming confrontations would certainly be reason to feel excited about this TdF.FredMan23-07-2025
- Contador is just as much a fraud now as he was while riding. Wrong every time but still gets paid.Renz23-07-2025
- Cracked tadej can still chip in few seconds from Jonas here and thereZamorano23-07-2025
- He said visma tactic is good tactic because Jonas has higher endurance, then when pogi win 2 mountain stage, he said he never in doubt that pogi will win that stage . now pogi played defensive tactic, he said pogi is cracked already.Zamorano23-07-2025
- In the past it was way worse in this regard. Bernard Hinault had almost as much influence as the race organisers.Llywelynglyndwr23-07-2025
- The reason why most people think Pogačar is not on form when he doesn't go for the stage win is because most people think that he's going to go all out to beat Cavendish's record.Llywelynglyndwr23-07-2025
- Wasn't Contador saying that Visma are trying to tire Pogačar, thinking that Vingegaard has a greater endurance? I don't remember him actually saying that he doubts Pogačar's strength. Before the tour, Contador said that Pogačar's busy schedule wasn't the best way to prepare for the Tour.Llywelynglyndwr23-07-2025
Are Ineos melodramatically waiting until last to announce their team?
Wow. Every team here is packed with a depth of talent - except for total energies. Bring on the tour!
Is this list still provisional or are there good reasons why some of the big teams only have 7 or 8 riders as opposed to 9?
Looks like a provisional one. Almost there 😁
It literally says "the preliminary startlist features..." at the start of the second paragraph ffs
Thanks, for the unnecessary vulgarity.
I was always taught "Ask a stupid question, be prepared for a stupid answer"
Your answer wasn’t stupid, it was just unnecessarily vulgar that’s all, especially given that in an article practically devoid of text it said starting list 3 times with your preliminary almost hidden in a long list of repeated names not many would bother to look at.
Hope you pay as much attention to the small print of your insurance policy and the like, they may not be as vulgar in answering but, well, one day you’ll remember this ;-)
What a really dumb question, 8 days before the TDF. Did he think XDS Astana team would be only 3 riders. Really have to wonder about some people.
Obviously not you presumptuous squeek, seeing as the question was concerning the teams presenting 7, 8, or 9. The site has in the meantime upgraded its presentation to explain which teams are defined but that could not be deduced from the number alone unless there is a rule that forbids starting with a team of 7, I expect you know the answer to that but will refrain from sharing.
8 being the max. still doesn’t mean a list of 8 is definitive and won’t change, and showing 9 is in actually in bad taste (if there is hesitation between 2 or 3 riders then just list the sure starters and wait to complete instead of leaving everyone to guess and not be disappointed which name will be crossed off later). But hey, if you need a punching bag too, feel free.
OKAY! so ALL the big guns and ALL of them healthy!!! damn… i’m crazy effing excited!
Now all we need is for them to dare to RACE :-)
...and for Roglic not to crash out!
I agree, the big GC guys are there, but looking at the list, it seems a bit few teams with real GC ambitions. Or is it normal, half of the team are only there for stages