After the earlier announcement of an extra team added to the Grand Tour lineups in 2025, the
Tour de France has now unveiled each and every team that are set to compete in the most watched race in the sport later this summer.
The edition this year saw arguably as tougher fight for the wildcards as ever before. The influx of big-name talents such as Julian Alaphilippe, Marc Hirschi and
Tom Pidcock to second tier sides has seen the
Tudor Pro Cycling Team and the
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team rise though the ranks, pushing the recent regulars of the Tour de France,
TotalEnergies and
Uno-X Mobility. As mentioned, an extra team has been added to the race this year, so with the 18 World Tour teams and the automatic invitations of Lotto and Israel - Premier Tech, that meant only one of the three hopefuls would be disappointed.