Amstel Gold Race 2025

Mattias Skjelmose won the 59th edition of the Amstel Gold Race, flanked on the podium by Tadej Pogacar and Remco Evenepoel. Covering 255.9 kilometres and featuring 34 climbs, the race was held on Sunday 20 April 2025.

Check the results/race report of the 2025 Amstel Gold Race, and read about the route and start list.

Amstel Gold Race 2025: route, profiles, video

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route

profile

finale

hills

scheduled times

interactive map

video with highlights, 2024

Cauberg interactive

streetview Cauberg

Keutenberg interactive

Streetview Keutenberg

Gulperberg interactive

streetview Gulperberg

Camerig interactive

streetview Camerig

Vaalserberg interactive

streetview Vaalserberg

Skjelmose outsprints Pogacar and Evenepoel

Tadej Pogacar spends dozens of kilometres solo at the front before Remco Evenepoel and Mattias Skjelmose overhaul him inside the final 8 kilometres. The Dane narrowly beats the world champion in the sprint, while Evenepoel has to settle for third place.

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The Route

Sunday, 20 April – The Amstel Gold Race serves up its familiar barrage of climbs, but this time, the Cauberg is brought back for the finale for the first time in nine years. Over 255.9 kilometres, the riders tackle 34 climbs, with the final drag up the Cauberg crested with 2.5 kilometres to go.

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Riders

Tom Pidcock returns to the hilly Limburg region in the south of the Netherlands to defend his crown, while former winners Tadej Pogacar and Wout van Aert are also on the start line aiming to reclaim it. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list for the Amstel Gold Race.

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Favourites

The rolling hills of Zuid-Limburg in the Netherlands are a recipe for thrilling racing – especially with big guns like Pogacar, Evenepoel, Van Aert, Pidcock, and Healy on the start line. Who are the favourites to win the Amstel Gold Race?

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