The Women’s Tour 2025 will have seven stages and will be played from May 4 to 10
The Women’s return 2025 will leave Barcelona on May 4, and will conclude in The roblawith the ascension to the first category port of Cotobellowhich will end “the toughest stage ever disputed” in the Spanish women’s career, as explained by the organization in the presentation carried out on Monday in the Catalan city. He Labor Kutxa-Foundation Euskadi It is among the eight invited teams.
The opening day of the test will start with a 8 -kilometer team counterreloj with departure and finish in the Milà house. Subsequently, the first three stages online will present a flat predominant profile: Llobregat Rei-Sant Boi Molins (99 kilometers, with up to the top of the creu de l’aragall), Barbastro-Huesca (132 kilometers) and Pedrola-Borja (111 kilometers, with ascents to Moncayo and Buste).
The first high mountain ration will take place in Burgoswith a stage between Golmayo and The Lagunas de Neilaand the next day the runners will face a new tour between Campos Becerril and Baltanás.
On Saturday, May 10, the Leonese town of The robla It will be the starting point of the last stage, an authentic mountain festival with the Colladonna (2nd), el Alto de la Colladiella (1st) and the hard ascent to Cotobello (1st). With more than 2,500 meters of unevenness in just over 150 kilometers, it will become the hardest stage of the three editions.
Stages of the Women’s Tour 2025
Sunday, May 4 (Stage 1): Barcelona> Barcelona (TEAMPRY TRADE, 8 KM).
Monday, May 5 (Stage 2): Molins de Rei> Sant Boi de Llobregat (99 km).
Tuesday, May 6 (stage 3): Barbastro> Huesca (132 km).
Wednesday, May 7 (Stage 4): Pedrola> Borja (111 km).
Thursday, May 8 (stage 5): Golmayo> Lagunas de Neila (120 km).
Friday, May 9 (Stage 6): Becerril de Campos> Baltanás (126 km).
Saturday, May 10 (Stage 7): La Robla> Cotobello (152 km).
Source: Eitb
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