Volta ao Algarve 2025

Jonas Vingegaard won the 51st edition of the Volta ao Algarve, while João Almeida and Laurens De Plus rounded out the podium. The race started on Wednesday, 19 February 2025, and finished on Sunday, the 23rd.

Top 5 Volta ao Algarve 2025
1. Jonas Vingegaard
2. João Almeida + 0.15
3. Laurens de Plus + 0.24
4. Romain Grégoire + 0.36
5. Maximilian Schachmann + 0.40

Read about the route and start list of the Volta ao Algarve.

Please click the links in the table below for race results/reports, and detailed information on individual stages.

Volta ao Algarve 2025 stages:

Volta ao Algarve 2025: route & profiles

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stage 1, route

stage 1, profile

stage 1, finale route

stage 1, finale profile

stage 2, route

stage 2, profile

stage 2, finale route

stage 2, finale profile

stage 3, route

stage 3, profile

stage 3, finale route

stage 3, finale profile

stage 4, route

stage 4, profile

stage 4, finale route

stage 4, finale profile

stage 5, route

stage 5, profile

stage 5, finale route

stage 5, finale profile

route

route

Vingegaard does the double in final ITT

In the final time trial of the Volta ao Algarve, Jonas Vingegaard powers to both the stage and overall victory. João Almeida and Laurens De Plus join the Dane on the podium.

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Start times ITT

The riders in the Volta ao Algarve battle it out against the clock on the final day of action. Cyclingstage.com brings you the key start times.

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Fretin wins in Faro, Christen retains GC lead.

On the rising finish in Faro, Milan Fretin takes the spoils ahead of Jordi Meeus and Filippo Ganna. Jan Christen retains the overall lead.

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Sprint win Meeus, Christen still leader

Jordi Meeus powers to triumph is the slighly uphill finish in Tavira. The Belgian rider outguns Alberto Dainese and Biniam Girmay, while Jan Christen retains the overall race lead.

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Double win Christen at the Fóia summit

Laurens De Plus attacks just before the final climb. Jan Christen is one of the riders who goes with him. The young Swiss rider pushes on alone in the final kilometre. He takes the stage win and the leader's jersey, while his teammate João Almeida finishes second. Both Jonas Vingegaard and Primoz Roglic don't live up to the expectations.

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