Paris - Tours 2025

Paris-Tours 2025Matteo Trentin won the 119th edition of Paris–Tours by beating Christophe Laporte and Albert Withen Philipsen in a sprint from a group of six. Featuring ten gravel sectors and eight climbs, the race was held on Sunday, 12 October 2025. (Slideshow route/profile)

Check out results/report of Paris-Tours 2025, and read about the route and start list.

Paris-Tours: routes, profiles, videos

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Paris-Tours 2025: route - source: paris-tours.frroute

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Paris-Tours 2025: routevideo - source: dailymotion.com


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Paris-Tours 2024: video highlights - source:dailymotion.com


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Paris-Tours: video highlights, 2018-2024 - source:dailymotion.com


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Paris - Tours 2025



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Paris - Tours 2025: Trentin outsprints Laporte to win from a group of seven

Matteo Trentin - Paris - Tours 2025: Trentin outsprints Laporte to win from a group of sevenIn the hilly and gravel section, Paul Lapeira and Thibaud Gruel slip away from the peloton with 35 kilometers remaining. Due to tactical hesitation in the final kilometre, they are caught by Christophe Laporte, Albert Withen Philipsen, Stefan Bissegger, and Matteo Trentin. In the sprint, Trentin proves the strongest, with Laporte crossing the line in second place.
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Paris - Tours 2025: Route

Paris - Tours 2025
Sunday 12 October - Paris–Tours covers 211.6 kilometres, with ten dust roads en eight hills packed into the final 66 kilometres. The last obstacle is the Côte de Rochecorbon, a short climb with its summit coming 8.7 kilometres from the finish line
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Paris - Tours 2025: Riders

Arnaud De Lie - Paris - Tours 2025: RidersArnaud De Lie aims to dethrone Christophe Laporte in Paris–Tours, while Olav Kooij, Matthew Brennan and two-time winner Arnaud Démare also have their sights set on a win in one of the oldest Classics on the calendar. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list.
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