Strade Bianche 2025

Tadej Pogacar won the 19th edition of the Strade Bianche. On the podium, he was joined by Tom Pidcock and Tim Wellens. The race, which was 213 kilometres long and featured almost 82 kilometres of gravel roads, took place on Saturday, 8 March 2025

Check the results/race report o the 2025 Strade Bianche, and read about the route and start list.

Another interesting read: records and winners in the Strade Bianche.

Strade Bianche 2025: routes, profiles, more

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finish route

finish profile

interactive map

sterrati

timings I

timings II

Le Tolfe interactive

Le Tolfe streetview

Piazza del Campo streetview

highlights 2024 edition

Pogacar triumphs in Siena, Pidcock second

Tadej Pogacar drops Tom Pidcock on the gravel of Colle Pinzuto, with 18 kilometres to go, and solos to his second consecutive victory in Strade Bianche. Pidcock finishes in second, with Tim Wellens in third.

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The Route

Saturday, 8 March – For years, the Strade Bianche route remained unchanged, but last year, four extra gravel sectors were added, and this year, there’s yet another addition. The race is 213 kilometres long, with 81.7 kilometres on unpaved roads. Moreover, the twisting gravel paths often feature double-digit gradients

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Riders

Title defender Tadej Pogacar returns to the Strade Bianche, this time wearing the rainbow stripes. Tom Pidcock is also there, aiming to win the illustrious race for the second time in his career. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the 2025 Strade Bianche.

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Favourites

Classics specialists, puncheurs, climbers – they all stand a chance on Tuscany’s ‘white roads’. At least, in theory. But with Tadej Pogačar on the start line... well, that’s a different story. Let’s dive into Strade Bianche!

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