9 stages from 26 July 2025 to 3 August 2025: 1,169 km and 17,061 m of climbing in total, made up of 2 flat, 3 hilly and 4 mountain stages. The longest is stage 5 at 165.8 km; the biggest day of climbing is stage 8 with 3,517 m; the highest point of the race is 1,993 m on stage 8. Each stage page carries the route profile, the gradient figures, the categorised climbs where the roadbook data is in the app, and the wind from the day it was raced.

Every stage

StageRouteDateDistanceClimbingType
1Vannes → Plumelec26 Jul78.8 km926 mHilly
2Brest → Quimper27 Jul110.4 km1,651 mHilly
3La Gacilly → Angers28 Jul163.5 km1,050 mFlat
4Saumur → Poitiers29 Jul130.7 km748 mFlat
5Chasseneuil-du-Poitou (Futuroscope) → Guéret30 Jul165.8 km1,861 mHilly
6Clermont-Ferrand → Ambert31 Jul123.7 km2,397 mMountain
7Bourg-en-Bresse → Chambéry1 Aug159.7 km1,986 mMountain
8Chambéry → Saint-François-Longchamp (Col de la Madeleine)2 Aug111.9 km3,517 mMountain
9Praz-sur-Arly → Châtel3 Aug124.1 km2,925 mMountain

Distance, climbing and type from the official route data.

Biggest days of climbing

Named climbs with roadbook figures are in the app for the 2026 races; see the climbs page.

Every stage here runs in ProPace with the real wind from the day, and the app puts your own numbers on it against the pro reference. How the simulation works, and what it deliberately cannot tell you, is set out in How much slower than a pro are you?

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