Program, participants and results European cycling championships 2025 | Another gold for the Netherlands, last race on Sunday
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Follow us on GoogleThe 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 DrĂŽme and ArdĂšche 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:
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Wednesday, Oct. 1
09:30 - 10:38 AM local time: Junior women's time trial (12.2 kilometers)
đ„ïžPaula Ostiz (Spain)
đ„ïžMagdalena Leis (Germany)
đ„Oda Aune Gissinger (Norway)
đ„ïžPaula Ostiz (Spain)
đ„ïžMagdalena Leis (Germany)
đ„Oda Aune Gissinger (Norway)
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10:45 - 12:24 AM local time: Junior men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
đ„ïžMichiel Mouris (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžConor Murphy (Ireland)
đ„Julius LĂžvstrup Birkedal (Denmark)
đ„ïžMichiel Mouris (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžConor Murphy (Ireland)
đ„Julius LĂžvstrup Birkedal (Denmark)
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12:00 - 1:13 PM local time: U23 Women's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
đ„ïžFederica Venturelli (Italy)
đ„ïžAniina Athosalo (Finland)
đ„Luca Vierstraete (Belgium)
đ„ïžFederica Venturelli (Italy)
đ„ïžAniina Athosalo (Finland)
đ„Luca Vierstraete (Belgium)
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12:45 - 1:58 PM local time: U23 Men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
đ„ïžJonathan Vervenne (Belgium)
đ„ïžMatisse Van Kerckhove (Belgium)
đ„Adam Rafferty (Ireland)
đ„ïžJonathan Vervenne (Belgium)
đ„ïžMatisse Van Kerckhove (Belgium)
đ„Adam Rafferty (Ireland)
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2:20 - 3:30 PM local time: Elite women's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
đ„ïžMarlen Reusser (Switzerland)
đ„ïžMie Bjorndal Ottestad (Norway)
đ„Mischa Bredewold (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžMarlen Reusser (Switzerland)
đ„ïžMie Bjorndal Ottestad (Norway)
đ„Mischa Bredewold (the Netherlands)
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3:45 - 4:53 PM local time: Elite men's time trial (24.0 kilometers)
đ„ïžRemco Evenepoel (Belgium)
đ„ïžFilippo Ganna (Italy)
đ„Niklas Larsen (Norway)
đ„ïžRemco Evenepoel (Belgium)
đ„ïžFilippo Ganna (Italy)
đ„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)
đ„ïž Norway
đ„ïž France
đ„ Poland
đ„ïž Norway
đ„ïž France
đ„ Poland
2:30 - 4:36 PM local time: Team Mixed Relay elite (40 kilometers, 2x 20 kilometers)
đ„ïž France
đ„ïž Italy
đ„ Switzerland
đ„ïž France
đ„ïž Italy
đ„ Switzerland
Friday, Oct. 3
09.00 - 11.25 AM local time: U23 women's road race (85.7 kilometers)
đ„ïžPaula Blasi (Spain)
đ„ïžEleonora Ciabocco (Italy)
đ„Julie Bego (France)
đ„ïžPaula Blasi (Spain)
đ„ïžEleonora Ciabocco (Italy)
đ„Julie Bego (France)
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12:40 - 2:23 PM local time: Junior women's road race (62.9 kilometers)
đ„ïžPaula Ostiz (Spain)
đ„ïžAnja Grossmann (Switzerland)
đ„Chantal Pegolo (Italy)
đ„ïžPaula Ostiz (Spain)
đ„ïžAnja Grossmann (Switzerland)
đ„Chantal Pegolo (Italy)
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3:35 - 6:15 PM local time: Junior men's road race (103.4 kilometers)
đ„ïžKarl Herzog (Germany)
đ„ïžRoberto Capello (Italy)
đ„David Gaffney (Ireland)
đ„ïžKarl Herzog (Germany)
đ„ïžRoberto Capello (Italy)
đ„David Gaffney (Ireland)
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Saturday, Oct. 4
09:00 - 12:06 AM local time: Road race U23 men (121.1 kilometers)
đ„ïžJarno Widar (Belgium)
đ„ïžMaxime Decomble (France)
đ„Hector Alvarez (Spain)
đ„ïžJarno Widar (Belgium)
đ„ïžMaxime Decomble (France)
đ„Hector Alvarez (Spain)
2:00. - 5 :00 PM local time: elite women's road race (116.1 kilometers)
đ„ïžDemi Vollering (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžKasia Niewiadoma (Poland)
đ„Anna van der Breggen (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžDemi Vollering (the Netherlands)
đ„ïžKasia Niewiadoma (Poland)
đ„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
- Even if Armstrong wasn't a cheater, even if he didn't attempt to destroy the lives of other human beings (not unlike the lawfare that Trump is waging against those who have tried to hold him accountable), I would still find him to be completely insufferable. Last year, I tuned into the show once to see if he or Wiggins or Hincapie had any meaningful insights into the stage I had just watched. They didn't. But while the other two were tolerable, especially Hincappie, Armstrong was all about bloated posturing and self-promotion. I couldn't shut him up, but I did close him down.rjb14-07-2026
- - Short climbs, high chaos, perfect for a puncher like Seixas. Stage felt more Flandrien than pure mountain. Grande journée pour le jeune Français, vraiment top.samanthak14-07-2026
- - Not sure I buy the âlet Jonas rideâ bit â felt more like Jumbo/Visma (Visma | Lease a Bike!?) didnât have the numbers and Seixas was hanging on. Still, fair play, he sprinted for third.jeremya14-07-2026
- - Love how Decathlon actually raced the finale instead of just hanging on. Prodhomme and Riccitello keeping him in position was clutch. White jersey battle now just 13s to Ayuso⊠câest chaud!cadencekingm14-07-2026
- - Is âmelting asphaltâ common in the Tour? How do they decide not to neutralise a descent if itâs that slippery?cyclechamp4514-07-2026
- - Brilliant ride from Seixas â gutsy and smart. That descent looked sketchy on TV; you could see riders tip-toeing through corners. Third behind Pog and Remco is massive for Decathlon.robert6514-07-2026
- - Not sure I buy the idea he wonât take a year off. The calendarâs brutalâOlympics, Worlds, Monuments. You canât just bank on seven or eight like itâs a video game. But man, he does make it look easy sometimes.samanthak14-07-2026
- - Honestly, Iâm here for the sporting side. Pogâs going for five, maybe more, on road and with that Giro-Tour double rhythm. If he backs it up clean, thatâs the benchmark. Chapeau.davidm14-07-2026
- - Quick question: when they say âreal record,â do they mean including wins that were later stripped? How does ASO/UCI officially count it on podium ceremonies?michael5414-07-2026
- - Dekkerâs spot on about the damage done to Landis and Hamilton. Thereâs a difference between acknowledging an era and using it to grandstand. PogaÄar should chase whatâs in front of him, not ghosts.julien14-07-2026
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