00:00 – Movistar Reveals 2025 Tour de France Femmes Roster with Reusser & Lippert!
02:12 РPauline Ferrand-Pr̩vot & Marianne Vos: Leading Visma-Lease a Bike at Tour de France Femmes
04:15 – Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney’s Unforgettable Tour de France Femmes Victory
1. Movistar Reveals 2025 Tour de France Femmes Roster with Reusser & Lippert!
Movistar Team announces powerhouse lineup for 2025 Tour de France Femmes featuring Marlen Reusser, Liane Lippert and five elite riders.
The Spanish squad enters the race after strong Giro d’Italia performances including Reusser’s time trial win and GC second place, plus Lippert’s two stage victories.
Covering 1,168.6km from Vannes to Châtel, this nine-stage race starts July 26th. Get the full team analysis and race expectations.
Follow Movistar’s pursuit of stage wins and general classification success in women’s cycling’s premier event.
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2. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot & Marianne Vos: Leading Visma-Lease a Bike at Tour de France Femmes
Join us as we dive into the exciting journey of Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Marianne Vos, who are set to lead the Visma-Lease a Bike team at the 2025 Tour de France Femmes. Discover their preparation, team dynamics, and ambitions for the race. We’ll explore their strategies, the mix of climbers and all-rounders in their squad, and what it means for women’s cycling. Don’t miss out on insights from expert journalist James Moultrie!
3. Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney’s Unforgettable Tour de France Femmes Victory
Join us as we relive the thrilling moments of Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney’s historic win at the 2024 Tour de France Femmes. Experience the drama of the final day, her incredible performance on Alpe d’Huez, and the emotional aftermath of winning by just four seconds. Discover her journey, the challenges she faced, and what this victory means for her career. Don’t miss out on the insights from the Polish champion as she prepares for her title defense in the upcoming season!
Movar reveals 2025 tour to France fam roster with Royer and Lipet. Attention. The road to glory takes an unexpected twist in this year’s tour to France fam. The movie star team has proudly unveiled its lineup for the prestigious event with seven formidable riders set to represent Spain. Marlon Royer, Lean Lipett, Marray Mering, Totetom Sautin, Yelena Eric, and Obanic. Mark your calendars for next Saturday, July 26th, when the vibrant city of Vans becomes the launch pad for the Grand Depart. This electrifying start takes place in the picturesque Britney region, setting the stage for a grueling nine-stage journey that will culminate in the charming town of Chhatel in Oats Savvoir. Over the course of 1,168.6 kilometers, riders will traverse the heart of France from west to east, confronting challenging terrains and unpredictable conditions. The movie star team rides into this event with confidence. Fresh off a successful campaign in the gyro de Italia dun. Their recent performance was nothing short of impressive. Marlon Royster not only triumphed in the opening time trial by securing the leader jersey, but also finished an admirable second overall, while Lean Lip celebrated two significant stage victories. The inclusion of Yelena Eric further bolsters the team’s strength and depth, adding new energy to an already dynamic roster. With a well-rounded and ambitious squad, Mover Star is not just aiming to capitalize on past successes, but is also determined to keep the momentum alive and deliver unmatched excitement to cycling fans around the globe. But here’s where it gets controversial. Can this celebrated team truly sustain their winning streak in a race known for its unpredictable challenges? And this is the part most people miss. Does their bold strategy have the potential to spark further debate among fans about the future dynamics of women’s cycling? What are your thoughts on their approach? Feel free to share your opinions in the comments below. Pauline Faren Privot and Marian Vos leading Vismalis a bike at Tour to France fam. The wait is over. The tour to France fam is finally here and the stakes are higher than ever as the world of cycling gears up for the most anticipated event of the season. Two powerhouses are ready to take center stage. Pauline Faren Privot and Marian Vos are set to lead Vizmissa Bikes charge at the Tour to France fam and the excitement is palpable. But here’s where it gets interesting. Fen Privot, a season pro, will be making her debut at the Tour to France fam, while Vos, a cycling legend, will be chasing stage victories. The dynamic duo will share team leadership, bringing a unique blend of skills and experience to the table. The Dutch team has carefully cured a seven rider squad featuring a mix of climbers and all rounders to support their two leaders. With just three days to go before the grand depart in vans, the anticipation is building. Can far and privot and Vos lead Vizmissa a bike to victory. As we countdown to the start of the tour to France, fam, one thing is clear. This is going to be a battle for the ages. With a talented roster and a clear strategy in place, Vizmissa bike is poised to make a strong statement. But what do you think? Can Faren Privot and Vos overcome the odds and emerge victorious? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Content author James Moltry, news writer about the author. James Moltry is a seasoned journalist who joined cycling news as a news writer in 2023. With a passion for cycling and a knack for storytelling, James has covered some of the biggest races in the sport, including Paris Rubé and the Gyro Dealia Dun. When he’s not writing about cycling, you can find him cheering on his favorite teams in rugby, football, cricket, and American football. Quesa Domafini’s unforgettable tour to France fam victory. Quesaney reflects on her unforgettable victory at the 2024 Tour to France fam. A moment that has already etched itself into the annals of cycling history. This summer marks the fourth edition of the Tour to France fam since its revival. Yet, it already feels like a classic, largely due to Nia Doafini’s remarkable performance. Anyone who witnessed her clinch the most significant win of her career a year ago will undoubtedly remember the intense drama that unfolded on the final day of the race. Starting the stage towards Alpu, Nia Domafini held a lead of 1 minute and 15 seconds over the pre-race favorite Demi Voling. However, Voling launched a fierce attack on the cold glandon, quickly gaining over a minute lead as she raced towards the stage victory. Meanwhile, Nia doini battled her way up the alpi, crossing the finish line and collapsing in exhaustion, uncertain if her efforts had secured her the win. When the final calculations were made, it was revealed that Nia Domai had triumphed by a mere 4 seconds, the narrowest margin of victory ever recorded in the history of both the women’s and men’s tour to France. It was euphoric and unforgettable. The Canyon Forward/sam Zonda crypto rider shared with the PA news agency. This victory is a testament to hard work, persistence, and the importance of never giving up. I was fortunate. I didn’t have to endure the nerves or second-guing. I was simply focused on doing my best. I was on my bike fighting for my life. It’s fascinating to hear people’s stories about their experiences watching the race and how they connected with the pain I was going through. Winning the most prestigious race on the calendar marked a significant milestone for the 30-year-old athlete who had previously secured third place in both 2022 and 2023. Throughout her career, she has consistently been a formidable competitor. Yet, she had rarely found herself on the top step of the podium. For many years, there were numerous instances where I knew I was the strongest, making others suffer. But I couldn’t finish the race because there are so many variables and factors at play in racing. She explained, I always had confidence because I knew I could make them suffer, but something else needed to happen for me to cross the finish line first. I never blamed myself because I understood the reality of the situation. In late June, Nero doini was crowned the Polish champion. But her 2025 season has faced challenges following a serious crash at straight bena in March. It wasn’t until the tour to Swiss that she began to show her true form, finishing in third place overall. Recently, she has been training at an altitude camp in Andor, making final preparations for her title defense. While many athletes find the isolation of these remote training camps difficult, Nia doini embraces it. It’s not a lifestyle I want to maintain forever. But when I have a significant goal, I’m more than willing to adopt this monklike existence, she stated. When you commit to this, you can see progress quickly. This year’s tour has expanded to nine stages, commencing in vans on Saturday and traversing east across France, culminating in the Alps. The memories of her previous victory will undoubtedly fuel Nuadomafini’s quest for further success. Experiences like that truly make you tremble with excitement, she remarked. I feel a strong hunger for more. But here’s where it gets controversial. Can Nia Domafini maintain her momentum and fend off the competition this year? What do you think? Are her past victories enough to secure her future success, or will the pressure of expectations weigh her down? Share your thoughts in the comments.