Program, participants and results European cycling championships 2025 | Another gold for the Netherlands, last race on Sunday
CyclingSunday, 05 October 2025 at 08:43
The planning could have been a little better, but cycling fans are over the moon these days. After a week of cycling excitement at the World Championships in Rwanda, the whole circus will move to the Drôme and Ardèche regions of France in a few days' time. From October 1 to 5, the European Cycling Championships will be held there. This is the program:
Wednesday, Oct. 1
09:30 - 10:38 AM local time: Junior women's time trial (12.2 kilometers)
🥇️Paula Ostiz (Spain)
🥈️Magdalena Leis (Germany)
🥉Oda Aune Gissinger (Norway)
🥇️Paula Ostiz (Spain)
🥈️Magdalena Leis (Germany)
🥉Oda Aune Gissinger (Norway)
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10:45 - 12:24 AM local time: Junior men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
🥇️Michiel Mouris (the Netherlands)
🥈️Conor Murphy (Ireland)
🥉Julius Løvstrup Birkedal (Denmark)
🥇️Michiel Mouris (the Netherlands)
🥈️Conor Murphy (Ireland)
🥉Julius Løvstrup Birkedal (Denmark)
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12:00 - 1:13 PM local time: U23 Women's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
🥇️Federica Venturelli (Italy)
🥈️Aniina Athosalo (Finland)
🥉Luca Vierstraete (Belgium)
🥇️Federica Venturelli (Italy)
🥈️Aniina Athosalo (Finland)
🥉Luca Vierstraete (Belgium)
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12:45 - 1:58 PM local time: U23 Men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
🥇️Jonathan Vervenne (Belgium)
🥈️Matisse Van Kerckhove (Belgium)
🥉Adam Rafferty (Ireland)
🥇️Jonathan Vervenne (Belgium)
🥈️Matisse Van Kerckhove (Belgium)
🥉Adam Rafferty (Ireland)
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2:20 - 3:30 PM local time: Elite women's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
🥇️Marlen Reusser (Switzerland)
🥈️Mie Bjorndal Ottestad (Norway)
🥉Mischa Bredewold (the Netherlands)
🥇️Marlen Reusser (Switzerland)
🥈️Mie Bjorndal Ottestad (Norway)
🥉Mischa Bredewold (the Netherlands)
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3:45 - 4:53 PM local time: Elite men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
🥇️Remco Evenepoel (Belgium)
🥈️Filippo Ganna (Italy)
🥉Niklas Larsen (Norway)
🥇️Remco Evenepoel (Belgium)
🥈️Filippo Ganna (Italy)
🥉Niklas Larsen (Norway)
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Thursday, Oct. 2
11 AM - 1:36 PM local time: Team Mixed Relay juniors (40 kilometers, 2x 20 kilometers)
🥇️ Norway
🥈️ France
🥉 Poland
🥇️ Norway
🥈️ France
🥉 Poland
2:30 - 4:36 PM local time: Team Mixed Relay elite (40 kilometers, 2x 20 kilometers)
🥇️ France
🥈️ Italy
🥉 Switzerland
🥇️ France
🥈️ Italy
🥉 Switzerland
Friday, Oct. 3
09.00 - 11.25 AM local time: U23 women's road race (85.7 kilometers)
🥇️Paula Blasi (Spain)
🥈️Eleonora Ciabocco (Italy)
🥉Julie Bego (France)
🥇️Paula Blasi (Spain)
🥈️Eleonora Ciabocco (Italy)
🥉Julie Bego (France)
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12:40 - 2:23 PM local time: Junior women's road race (62.9 kilometers)
🥇️Paula Ostiz (Spain)
🥈️Anja Grossmann (Switzerland)
🥉Chantal Pegolo (Italy)
🥇️Paula Ostiz (Spain)
🥈️Anja Grossmann (Switzerland)
🥉Chantal Pegolo (Italy)
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3:35 - 6:15 PM local time: Junior men's road race (103.4 kilometers)
🥇️Karl Herzog (Germany)
🥈️Roberto Capello (Italy)
🥉David Gaffney (Ireland)
🥇️Karl Herzog (Germany)
🥈️Roberto Capello (Italy)
🥉David Gaffney (Ireland)
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Saturday, Oct. 4
09:00 - 12:06 AM local time: Road race U23 men (121.1 kilometers)
🥇️Jarno Widar (Belgium)
🥈️Maxime Decomble (France)
🥉Hector Alvarez (Spain)
🥇️Jarno Widar (Belgium)
🥈️Maxime Decomble (France)
🥉Hector Alvarez (Spain)
2:00. - 5 :00 PM local time: elite women's road race (116.1 kilometers)
🥇️Demi Vollering (the Netherlands)
🥈️Kasia Niewiadoma (Poland)
🥉Anna van der Breggen (the Netherlands)
🥇️Demi Vollering (the Netherlands)
🥈️Kasia Niewiadoma (Poland)
🥉Anna van der Breggen (the Netherlands)
Sunday, Oct. 5
11:45 - 5 PM local time: Elite men's road race (202.5 kilometers)
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Latest Comments
- What the data doesn't show is how much of an effect drafting had for evenepoel. Pogacar went with del toro at 100km whilst Evenepoel was still in the bunch. Despite the bike changes he still had a lot of assistance getting back to the bunch. Pogacar then rode 60km solo whilst evenepoel rode with Healy/Skjelmose until going solo in thd last 10-15km. Thats ~20% less power / energy requirements for 45-50km. Apples and oranges...kevpt30-09-2025
- 👏👏Bea24-09-2025
- Agreed! As we all know now, Juan Ayuso will be on another team. But it was sweet to see him win the stages at La Vuelta. I do love the drama of cycling admittedly but its clear to see the talent of winners of stages in a Grand Tourryhw2814fq921-09-2025
- Pogacar has no competition he has won everything, I cant imagine even being him in that position!! Crazy. I am sure he has some back up plan for how he wants to spend his retirement years at age 30 onward. Does he like beer? Plenty of innovation in brewing. And you don't have to be super social. Chapeau/Cheers whatever you like Tadej you will do.ryhw2814fq921-09-2025
- Plus its confirmed that the Philadelphia Cycling Classic up the Manayunk Wall is back for 2026! hooray for thatryhw2814fq918-09-2025
- This is a dumb question but still why doesn't the UCI consider a grand tour in the USA in the future. We have the desolate/scary back roads in Pennsylvania and Virginia, just like in France with loads of rural land and hills. Plus the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and the Cascade/Olympic Mountains in Washington State. I'm sure it'll never happen but honestly people in PA/NJ/NY/VT/NH would love it. We are already sports fans, what is another sport to learn. I am forever optimistic about cycling in the US.ryhw2814fq918-09-2025
- Zonneveld makes some excellent points.The sponsorship model is broken and companies like Verizon who have multi billion dollar with a B ad budgets need to be involved again.
Brucegel17-09-2025 - Roger Vlaeminck says Mads is not a good rider? Where is the headline saying you don't even have to be a good rider to win the World Road Championship says Roger Vlaeminck, who never won it!!? Perhaps his aging mind needs to think about what the heck he's saying.packfiller7103-09-2025
- Wow, there is so much criticism of the UAE XRG riders. Why so much criticism is being leveled solely at the riders is baffling. The UAE XRG management deserves a good amount of the criticism aimed at the team, as a whole. They have not managed the talent they have at all. They failed miserably to properly handle young Isaac del Toro on that penultimate day of the Giro. And they have not handled Juan Ayuso well either. If they didn't have Tadej Pogacar in their roster, we might not be talking about them as winners, at all. So many think that Ayuso has shown that he is not a "team" player at all. Does anybody think that he might be thinking about his own future at this point? That he might want to feel like the team has his back, when they load the pressure onto him? And Joao is not a team leader. That burden might be laid on him by the management, but they need to properly support that assignment, not make it a contentious situation, within the team. And then how management has conducted themselves throughout this parting of ways between themselves and Ayuso has been totally indiscreet. And yet people want to pile onto Ayuso when he tells the truth about the manner that this is all soap opera is developing. He wants out. He shouldn't be getting so much negative criticism for that. It's a situation that has soured. Yes he has a contract, but he is not the first, nor will he be the last that wants to get out of a relationship that just isn't working anymore. And DeCauwer seems to have very vague reasons for criticizing Almeida. He does realize that Jonas is the second best Grand Tour rider of this current generation, so it should be no shame that Joao is behind him in the standings. Riders are giving their all in an extremely difficult sport that stretches them, often beyond their limits. Now many are wanting to send them to Behavioral School as well? The criticism ought to mellow out, or it ought to simply be ignored, as nothing more than blah, blah, blah, not worth the headlines it gets
reemmo002-09-2025 - In 5yrs, Pogi will be a top Twitch streamer living on baked goods while Urska is still racing.Veganpotter11-08-2025
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