O Gran Camiño 2025

Derek Gee won the 4th edition of O Gran Camiño ahead of Davide Piganzoli and Magnus Cort. The latter also claimed three stage victories. The race started on Wednesday, 26 February 2025, and finished on Sunday, 2 March.

Top 5 O Gran Camiño 2025
1. Derek Gee
2. Davide Piganzoli + 0.35
3. Magnus Cort + 0.38
4. Iván Cobo + 1.15
5. Eric Antonio Fagúndez + 1.34

Read about the route and start list of O Gran Camiño 2025.

Please click on the links in the table below for in-depth information on the individual stages, plus the results for each stage.

O Gran Camiño 2025, stages

O Gran Camiño 2025: route & profiles

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stage 1

stage 2

stage 3

stage 4

stage 5

The Route

As always in its short history, O Gran Camiño serves up a mountainous route. The race finishes on Sunday in the pilgrimage city of Santiago de Compostela. An ITT is scheduled for Friday, while the Queen Stage takes place on Saturday.

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Riders

Jonas Vingegaard won the last two editions of the Galician race, but the Dane does not return to defend his title. Derek Gee, Mauri Vansevenant, Simon Clarke, and Jakob Fuglsang are the stand-out names. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of O Gran Camiño.

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Maia – Matosinhos

Wednesday, 26 February - The 1st stage is a 189.7 kilometre race with over 2,000 metres of elevation gain. For O Gran Camiño standards, that’s next to nothing.

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Marín – A Estrada

Thursday, 27 February - The 2nd stage of O Gran Camiño is a compact hilly race. At just 133.1 kilometres, it still packs in over 2,600 metres of elevation gain.

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Ourense – Pereiro de Aguiar

Friday, 28 February – O Gran Camiño serves up an ITT on the third day of action. The course is 15.5 kilometres long and includes 410 metres of elevation gain, almost all of which comes on the Alto de Sabadelle, a climb that is summited halfway through the race.

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