Tour de Romandie 2025
João Almeida won the 78th edition of Tour de Romandie, while Lenny Martinez and Jay Vine joined the Portuguese rider on the final podium. The race started on Tuesday, 29 April 2025, and finished on Sunday, 4 May.
Top 5 Tour de Romandie 2025
1. João Almeida
2. Lenny Martinez + 0.26
3. Jay Vine + 0.41
4. Lorenzo Fortunato + 1.22
5. Remco Evenepoel + 1.26
Read about the route and check out the start list.
Click the links in the table below for race results/reports, and detailed information on each individual stage.
Tour de Romandie 2025 stages:
| date | start - finish | km | type | results | winner | leader | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 29-4 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route prologue Saint Imier | 3.5 | prologue | read more | Watson | Watson |
| 2 | 30-4 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route stage 1 Münchenstein – Fribourg | 194.6 | mountains | read more | Brennan | Brennan |
| 3 | 1-5 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route stage 2 La Grande Béroche – La Grande Béroche | 157.0 | mountains | read more | Fortunato | Baudin |
| 4 | 2-5 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route stage 3 Cossonay – Cossonay | 183.1 | hills | read more | Vine | Baudin |
| 5 | 3-5 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route stage 4 Sion – Thyon 2000 | 128.4 | mountains | read more | Martinez | Martinez |
| 6 | 4-5 | Tour de Romandie 2025 route stage 5 Geneva – Geneva | 17.1 | ITT | read more | Evenepoel | Almeida |
Tour de Romandie 2025: route, profiles, more
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Evenepoel wins ITT, overall victory for Almeida
In the final time trial of the Tour de Romandie, Remco Evenepoel storms to a commanding win, while João Almeida finishes second to secure the overall win. Lenny Martinez and Jay Vine flank the Portuguese rider on the final podium.
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Start times Geneva ITT
The final decision in the Tour de Romandie will be made on a 17.1-kilometre course starting and finishing in Geneva. Cyclingstage.com presents the key start times.
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Martinez takes queen stage and GC lead
In the final 4 kilometres of the queen stage, João Almeida and Lenny Martinez go clear together. The Frenchman outsprints Almeida at Thyon 2000 to take both the stage win and the leader’s jersey. Lorenzo Fortunato and João Almeida sit in second and third place in the GC, just 2 and 3 seconds down respectively.
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Vine wins with late attack, Baudin retains GC lead
Jay Vine takes the spoils with an attack from the flamme rouge on the punchy finish in Cossonay. Lenny Martinez outkicks João Almeida in the sprint for second place, while Alex Baudin retains the overall lead.
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Fortunato wins in La Grande Béroche, Baudin new leader
After a mountainous start, stage 3 is decided on the flat. Alex Baudin, Junior Lecerf, Juan Pedro López, Lennert Van Eetvelt and Lorenzo Fortunato break away from a front group that includes all the GC contenders. While the escapees work well together, the cooperation falters behind. Fortunato takes the spoils with a late attack, while Baudin finishes second to take the leader’s jersey.
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Start times
The Route
Riders
Saint-Imier
Münchenstein – Fribourg
La Grande Béroche
Cossonay - Cossonay
Sion - Thyon 2000
Geneva - Geneva