France Stage 10: Tour de France 2025
Stage 10: Tour de France 2025 Bike Climb - PJAMM Cycling

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2024 TOUR DE FRANCE STAGE 10: flat

186 km (115.5 mi) / 864 m (2,836’)

ORLÉANS>SAINT-AMAND-MONTROND

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KOM Corner

STANDINGS AFTER STAGE 10 (July 9)

GC

Rider

Time

gap

Team

1

Tadej Pogacar

40:02:48

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UAE Emirates

2

Remco Evenepoel

40:03:21

0:33

Soudal Quickstep

3

Jonas Vingegaard

40:04:03

1:15

Visma | Lease a Bike

KOM Standing

Rider

KOM Points

Country

Team

1

Jonas Abrahamsen

33

NOR

Uno-X-Mobility

2

Tadej Pogacar

20

SLO

UAE Emirates

3

Valentin Madouas

16

FRA

Groupama FDJ

4

Jonas Vingegaard

15

DEN

Visma | Lease a Bike

5

Remco Evenepoel

12

BEL

Soudal Quickstep

6

Stephen Williams

10

GBR

Israel - Premier Tech

7

Carlos Rodriguez

10

SPA

Ineos Grenadiers

8

Frank Van Den Broek

9

NDL

DSM-Firmenich Postnl

9

Ion Izagirre

8

SPA

Cofidis

10

Juaan Ayuso

8

SPA

UAE Emirates

Official post-race summary for Stage 10 (from letour.fr)

A sublime finish from Jasper Philipsen gave the Alpecin – Deceuninck rider and 2023 winner of the green jersey a stylish win in a bunch sprint in Saint-Amand-Montrond on Stage 10. Philipsen was superbly led out by his World Champion teammate Mathieu van der Poel to put him in a great position to beat Biniam Girmay (Intermarche-Wanty) and Pascal Ackermann (Israel-Premier Tech) to the line, for his first victory at this year’s Tour. On a relatively relaxed stage for the GC riders the threats of crosswinds strong enough to disrupt the peloton did not materialise and therefore there were no changes amongst the top men. After ten days of racing at this year’s Tour, Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) remains in control in the Yellow Jersey, still 33” in front of Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) and 1'15" ahead of Jonas Vingegaard (Team Visma | Lease a Bike) in the general classification.

A relaxed start to the day
Following the withdrawal from the race of Aleksandr Vlasov (Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe), due to an ankle fracture sustained in a crash on Stage 9, 172 riders were on the start line in Orleans, ready to do battle over the 187.3 km route to Saint-Amand-Montrond. Any candidates for the breakaway were in no rush at the start of the stage as the peloton advanced from Orleans at a moderate 37.2 km/h average speed in the first hour of racing.

Philipsen first in intermediate bunch sprint
A brief excursion for two teams with intermediate sprint interests saw Intermarche – Wanty’s Kobe Goossens and Lotto Dstny’s Harm Vanhoucke and Maxim Van Gils break clear. Van Gils soon sat up, but Goossens reached the point of the intermediate sprint first, followed by Vanhoucke. When the peloton arrived the bunch sprint was therefore for third place, which was taken by Jasper Philipsen (Alpecin-Deceuninck) for 15 points, two more than green jersey Biniam Girmay (Intermarche-Wanty), who followed Philipsen over the line.

No major disruptions caused by crosswinds
The approach to and passage through Issoudun (km 125.3) agitated the peloton somewhat, due to the possibility of echelons, but the expected crosswinds were not fierce enough to considerably disrupt the progress of the GC and sprinters’ teams. So it was ultimately on to a bunch sprint for an exciting finale in Saint-Amand-Montrond, with Philipsen proving too hot to handle for his rivals and able to take a memorable victory with the powerful assistance of Van der Poel.

STAGE 10 DETAILS AND STATISTICS

  • Location:   Centre-Val de Loire Region, France.
  • Distance: 186 kilometers / 115 miles
  • Altitude Gained: 864 meters / 2,836’
  • Percentage Grade:
  • 37% (68 kilometers/42 miles) descent
  • 63% (117 kilometers/73 miles) 0-5%
  • Steepest:
  • 500 meters 4.3% / ¼ mile 4.6% (Col de Guery)
  • 1 Kilometer 3.8% / 1 mile 2.8% (Col de Guery)
  • Highest Point on the Route:  221 meters / 725’
  • Lowest Point on the Route: 69 meters / 225’

COMMENTS FROM RACE DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN PRUDHOMME - STAGE 10:

“Heading through the Sologne forest, it’ll be difficult to predict the outcome of this stage, as the weather may play a significant role. After leaving Issoudun, the riders will find themselves on roads exposed to the crosswinds that scattered the peloton a decade ago. With three changes of direction in the last 30 kilometres, there’s a real chance of echelons forming.” (Tour de France Stage 10).