Tour de France Femmes 2025 Route + results stage 7: Bourg-en-Bresse - Chambéry

The first 108 kilometres of the route are hardly worth mentioning. The riders head south on flat roads, following the Rhône Valley for dozens of kilometers after moving through Lagnieu.

The interesting part of the stage begins at the foot of the Côte de Saint-Franc. The 3.8-kilometer climb at 6.9% is a perfect way to get into the climbing rythm. The descent precedes 5 kilometres on the flat, and then it’s action time for real.

The Côte de Berland marks the start of the big climb of the day. The Côte de Berland is only 1.2 kilometers long (with an average gradient of 7.2%), but since the road continues all the way to the top of the Col du Garnier, you could consider it one long climb. From this perspective, the Garnier is a 20-kilometre climb with an average gradient of 3.8%.

Officially, the Col du Garnier is 8.8 kilometres long and the average gradient sits at 5.4%. From the summit, it’s a 17.7 kilometres dive down to the finish line in Chambéry.

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Results 7th stage 2025 Tour de Femmes

1. Maeva Squiban (fra) 3:58:26
2. Cédrine Kerbaol (fra) + 0:51
3. Ruth Edwards (usa) s.t.
4. Shirin van Anrooij (nld) + 0:53
5. Dominika Włodarczyk (pol) + 1:00

GC after stage 7
1. Kimberley Le Court (Mau)
2. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (fra) + 0:26
3. Kasia Nieuwiadoma (pol) + 0:30
4. Demi Vollering (nld) + 0:31
5. Anna van der Breggen (nld) + 0:35

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage 7: route, profile & videos

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