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WorldTeam Men 09 May '25 - 01 Jun '25
8/21 Castel di Sangro › Tagliacozzo (Marsia) 168km
9/21 Giulianova › Castelraimondo 197km
10/21 Gubbio › Siena 181km
fr 4 Jours de Dunkerque / Grand Prix des Hauts de France
WorldTeam Men 14 May '25 - 18 May '25
2/5 Avesnes-sur-Helpe › Crépy-en-Valois 178km
3/5 Valenciennes › Famars 154km
4/5 La Chapelle d’Armentières › Cassel 172km
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WorldTeam Women 16 May '25 - 18 May '25
1/3 Zumarraga › Agurain 148km
2/3 Ugao-Miraballes › Igorre 116km
3/3 Donostia › Donostia 112km
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WorldTeam Women 17 May '25
1/1 Veldhoven › Veldhoven 121km
de Rund um Köln
Development Team 18 May '25
1/1 Cologne › Cologne 181km
fr Alpes Isère Tour
Development Team 28 May '25 - 01 Jun '25
1/5 Charvieu-Chavagnieux › Charvieu-Chavagnieux 135km
2/5 Dolomieu › Satolas-et-Bonce 153km
3/5 Colombier-Saugnieu › Jons 159km
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WorldTeam Men 29 May '25 - 01 Jun '25
1/4 Stage 1
2/4 Stage 2
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WorldTeam Women 31 May '25 - 01 Jun '25
1/2 Stage 1
2/2 Stage 2
The most beautiful photos from the Tour de Romandie

The most beautiful photos from the Tour de Romandie

Team Jumbo-Visma was active in the Tour de Romandie last week. Tobias Foss had good chances in the general classification for a long time after a strong prologue. Tom Gloag also showed himself. The 21-year-old British rider finished the stage race with a top-ten place in the queen stage. Relive the Tour de Romandie in photos below!

Prologue - Stage 2

The Swiss stage race opened with a prologue of almost seven kilometres in Port-Valais. Time trial world champion Tobias Foss performed well, but the 25-year-old Norwegian missed out on the win by only a second. In stages two and three, team leaders Foss and Gloag also showed themselves racing up front.

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Stage 3 - Stage 5

On day three, another time trial had to be ridden. Around 18 kilometres had to be covered in Châtel-Saint-Denis. Foss finished eighth, maintaining a place in the top three of the general classification. Unfortunately, he and Robert Gesink had to leave the race due to minor health problems. Meanwhile, a strong Tom Gloag climbed to a great ninth place in the GC.

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