📢 Updated Daily Vuelta a España 2025 teams riders bikes Ultimate Guide is fully updated with official team rosters, bike details, and stage information. Last update: 14 September 2025
The Vuelta a España 2025 runs from 23 August to 14 September, covering 21 stages, 3,180 km, and 54,488 m of climbing from the start in Torino to the traditional finale in Madrid.
An international peloton of 22 teams from 11 nations lines up, including home squads Movistar, Burgos BH, and Caja Rural–Seguros RGA, French outfits Arkéa–B&B Hotels, Cofidis, and Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale, and Belgian powerhouses Alpecin–Deceuninck, Soudal Quick-Step, and Intermarché–Wanty. They are joined by teams from the USA, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, Great Britain, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Israel, and the Netherlands.
Tour de France 2025 is on. 23 teams, 185 riders, and wild bikes are set to race 3,336.8 km across France — and this year, there are no border crossings. It’s the 112th edition, starting July 5 in Lille and finishing in Paris on July 27. This guide breaks down the Tour de France 2025 teams, riders, and bikes you’ll want to follow. Let’s dive in.
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The Tour de France 2023 and its variations have been presented to the press and general public on October 27th, 2022.
The most famous version of the Tour de France is the men’s version, which is what it refers to whenever someones refer to “Le Tour“.
Three Events
The dates of the 2023 edition of the most famous bicycle race in the universe are from July 1st to July 23. The women’s edition which is called “Le Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift” is held from July 23 to July 30.
27/10/2022 – Presentation Tour de France – Tadej Pogacar and Christian Prudhomme / Credits: A.S.O. / Etienne Coudret
Traditionally a third event is revealed at the same time as the Tour de France route, it is “L’Etape by Le Tour de France.” This one-day race is a Gran Fondo (aka Cyclosportive) for the “amateurs” to ride one stage of the Tour de France in the same conditions as the professional peloton does. This means closed roads to cars.
L’etape 2023 is on July 9 and it uses stage 14 of the Tour de France 2023. The professional peloton will race the 152km and 4,100m of cumulative climbs of stage 14 Annemasse – Morzine on July 15.
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Sprint To book Your Room
As the new Tour de France route is announced, there are a lot of events and organizations active in the background. Fans from around the world planning going to watch or participate in the Tour de France and its variation need to start booking their hotels literally as they watch the live presentation.
The next day of the Tour de France routes announcement, I went on Booking.com to check available accommodation in the areas of the Tour de France, Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, and L’Etape 2023.
The remaining accommodation availabilities and choices are already limited within 24h of the announcement of the route. This is to be expected of course with so many people moving around the three events.
16,000 Riders on l’Etape
Just on L’Etape du Tour alone, there are 16,000 riders to tackle the one-day event in the French Alps. That’s a lot of hotel rooms to be booked. For sure the Tour de France events are great business opportunities for all the cities, towns, and villages it starts or ends at.
A popular alternative to hotels is the camping-cars. It has become a popular summer activity to follow the Tour de France by camping cars. My dream would be to try following most European races of the UCI World Tour calendar by camping car as ProCyclingStats does.
Watching the Tour de France from the side of the road, when you live in the area is as normal as the cows looking at the train zipping by the pasture. It is free and accessible to anybody.
However, it is more challenging when living in a different area and you want to be on the side of the road on a Col. You need to be more organized and planning is required to find a place to sleep as you are in competition with the whole members of the Tour de France, the racers, the teams staff, the caravan staff, the journalists, the event logistic staff, etc…
The courses of the three events are viewable on the Tour de France website, I am sparing you the repetition and going straight to what is known but was not said.
Which teams are racing the Tour de France 2023?
22 teams of 8 riders are racing the 2023 Tour de France. The 18 teams of the UCI World Tour, which is the equivalent of the top league of road cycling, are automatically selected for the three Grand Tours.
Then four teams from the UCI Pro Tour, the second tier of pro cycling, are invited a few weeks before the Tour de France.
Despite being downgraded to the UCI Pro Tour team in 2023, the team Lotto-Dstny is automatically invited according to the UCI rules.
Below are the teams certain to start the Grand Depart in Bilbao on the 1st of July 2023:
AG2R Citroën Team Alpecin-Deceuninck Astana Qazaqstan Team Bahrain – Victorious BORA – hansgrohe Cofidis EF Education-EasyPost Groupama – FDJ INEOS Grenadiers Intermarché – Circus – Wanty Jumbo-Visma Lotto-Dstny Movistar Team Soudal – Quick Step Arkéa Samsic Team BikeExchange – Jayco Team DSM Team Trek – Segafredo UAE Team Emirates
The remaining wildcard teams will be announce in 2023. The definitive riders start list will be known in the last week of June 2023.
27/10/2022 – Presentation Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift – Annemiek Van Vleuten, winner of TDFFAZ 2022 et Marion Rousse race director / Credits A.S.O. / Maxime Delobel
Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift
For the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2023, as of the time of writing it is not yet announced which teams will be competing in the one-week women’s edition.
Of course, the “big” teams are expected to be present. Three teams are already officially committed to racing the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift as below:
Movistar Team (Annemiek Van Vleuten won the 2022 edition, see her bike size here) FDJ – SUEZ – Futuroscope Team DSM
There is so much to write about until the start of the Tour de France, with rider transfers, new bikes, new sponsors, new team names, legendary riders retiring, neo-pros joining the World Tour, etc…
I’ll stop here until the next update.
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Today I am writing about Jelle Wallays De Rosa Bike size. Jelle has been very kind to let me know his bike setup. I am so grateful for this privilege and cannot thank Jelle enough for his disponibility.
The Belgian professional cyclist is racing with the French Team Cofidis since 2021.
Jelle Wallays lives in the western Flanders area, which explains why he can be considered a Flandrian rider. A tough rider used to race in the cold wind and rainy weather. Jelle is a stage-winning hunter, not a General classification type of rider. He has fast sprinting top speed ability and is strong enough to win solo.
Wallays usually races most of the Frandrian classics with an incursion to the Paris-Roubaix. Then his second part of the season is the Vuelta a Espana.
This page focus on UAE Team Emirates Cycling Team 2022. The prime purpose is to link each rider to his bike review as the season goes.
Needless to present, the team that won the Tour de France 2020 and 2021 with super talented Tadej Pogacar. With more strong riders joining this year, the team will keep its winning streak. After hiring George Bennett, Primoz Roglic lieutenant till 2021, Jao Almeida, and Marc Soler, UAE Team Emirates Cycling Team 2022 looks like the strongest team heading the Tour de France.
Looking at the team selection for the Tour de France and La Vuelta, I think UAE will win both Grand Tours with this configuration.
The team has also fine-tuned its sprinter’s team to support Fernando Gaviria with Pascal Ackermann and Felix Groß joining.
