Tour de France 2025 start list: All teams confirmed for the race, with Ineos Grenadiers revealing line-up
All the teams and riders for the 112th Tour de France, which begins in Lille on 5 July

All the teams have been revealed for the 112th Tour de France, with Ineos Grenadiers the last to announce their team on Wednesday.
Every squad has eight riders, with varying objectives; some teams aim for the overall win or top 10 on the general classification, while others aim for stage wins, sprints or otherwise.
Ineos will be led by Carlos Rodríguez for the third Tour in a row, supported by Geraint Thomas in his final Tour.
EF Education-EasyPost will be targeting stage wins with Ben Healy, Michael Valgren and Neilson Powless all part of the American squad.
Arnaud De Lie will lead Lotto, it was announced on Tuesday afternoon, with experienced lead out man Jasper De Buyst supporting the former Belgian national champion in his ambitions.
Earlier on Tuesday, Alpecin-Deceuninck revealed that Jasper Philipsen and Mathieu van der Poel will lead their squad in France.
Remco Evenepoel and Tim Merlier will both ride for Soudal Quick-Step at the French Grand Tour.
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Evenepoel will be supported by Ilan Van Wilder and Max Schachmann as his squad aims for the yellow jersey, but also stage wins through Merlier.
XDS Astana will hunt for stages through riders like Cees Bol, Harold Tejada and Clément Champoussin.
Jonathan Milan and Mattias Skjelmose are to lead Lidl-Trek, with the team opting for a split strategy.
Meanwhile, Picnic PostNL will be led by Oscar Onley, and Lewis Askey is make his Tour debut for Groupama-FDJ.
On Monday, the floodgates opened, with a majority of squads being revealed.
Milan and Skjelmose will be joined at the Tour by a strong lineup including Thibau Nys, Jasper Stuyven, Toms Skujiņš and Quinn Simmons.
Askey is the only non-French rider for Groupama, who will aim for GC with Guillaume Martin but also stage wins with a squad of climbers and punchy riders.
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale will try for the top 10 through Felix Gall, while Cofidis will hope for sprint success for Bryan Coquard. There is no space for Simon Carr.
Picnic PostNL will hope for GC success through Onley, with last year's opening stage revelation Frank van den Broek also present.
Ben O'Connor and Dylan Groenewegen are to lead Jayco AlUla at the 2025 Tour de France, in the latest squad announcement for the French Grand Tour.
Alongside O'Connor and Groenewegen will be debutants Luke Plapp, Mauro Schmid and Eddie Dunbar.
Newly-crowned Spanish champion Iván Romeo will lineup for Movistar, who are spearheaded by Enric Mas. There is no space for two-time stage winner Fernando Gaviria.
Primož Roglič is to lead Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, ably supported by a mixed team, aiming for the podium.
Red Bull also bring Florian Lipowitz, fresh from finishing third at the Critérium du Dauphiné, as well as stage hunters in Jordi Meeus, Tim van Dijke and Laurence Pithie.
Bahrain-Victorious are set to be led by Santiago Buitrago, who is aiming for the top five, but will also have options in Lenny Martinez, Phil Bauhaus, and Fred Wright.
Biniam Girmay returns to the Tour this year leading Intermarché-Wanty. The Eritrean, winner of the green jersey in 2024, has his eyes on winning more stages in this edition.
Girmay will be supported by three debutants - Louis Barré, Vito Braet and Roel van Sintmaartensdijk - in a squad "squarely focused on stage victories".
Also on Friday, it was revealed that Tadej Pogačar will be supported by a strong team including João Almeida and Adam Yates at the Tour.
Earlier this week, it was announced that Jonas Vingegaard will be supported by a strong Visma-Lease a Bike team which includes Giro d'Italia winner Simon Yates.
Two-time Tour champion Vingegaard and Yates will be joined by former green jersey winner Wout van Aert, former Vuelta a España winner Sepp Kuss, and two-time Paris-Nice winner Matteo Jorgenson.
Israel-Premier Tech will be focused on stage victories this year, with the team including two Britons in debutant Joe Blackmore and Jake Stewart. Former stage winner Michael Woods returns for his fifth Tour.
Uno-X Mobility were the first team to share details of their team for 2025, releasing the names of the riders bound for Lille almost a fortnight early. Breakaway stars Jonas Abrahamsen and Magnus Cort Nielsen will head up the team, with Tobias Halland Johannessen, Søren Wærenskjold and Andreas Leknessund also getting the nod from general manager Thor Hushovd.
The full list of teams set to compete at the Tour are below. We will update this page as more rosters are announced in the coming days.
Tour de France 2025 start list
Alpecin-Deceuninck
VAN DER Poel Mathieu (Ned)
PHILIPSEN Jasper (Bel)
GROVES Kaden (Aus)
RICKAERT Jonas (Bel)
VERSTRYNGE Emiel (Bel)
MEURISSE Xandro (Bel)
DILLIER Silvan (Sui)
VERMEERSCH Gianni (Bel)
Arkéa-B&B Hotels
CAPIOT Amaury (Bel)
COSTIOU Ewen (Fra)
DÉMARE Arnaud (Fra)
GARCÍA PIERNA Raúl (Esp)
LE BERRE Mathis (Fra)
RODRÍGUEZ Cristián (Esp)
VAQUELIN Kévin (Fra)
VENTURINI Clément (Fra)
Bahrain Victorious
MARTINEZ Lenny (Fra)
BUITRAGO Santiago (Col)
MOHORIČ Matej (Slo)
BAUHAUS Phil (Ger)
GRADEK Kamil (Pol)
HAIG Jack (Aus)
STANNARD Robert (Aus)
WRIGHT Fred (GBr)
Cofidis
ARANBURU Alex (Esp)
BUCHMANN Emanuel (Ger)
COQUARD Bryan (Fra)
IZAGIRRE Ion (Esp)
RENARD Alexis (Fra)
THOMAS Benjamin (Fra)
TOUZÉ Damien (Fra)
TEUNS Dylan (Bel)
Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale
ARMIRAIL BRuno (Fra)
BISSEGGER Stefan (Sui)
BERTHET Clément (Fra)
GALL Felix (Aut)
NAESEN Oliver (Bel)
PARET-PEINTRE Aurélien (Fra)
SCOTSON Callum (Aus)
TRONCHON Bastien (Fra)
EF Education-EasyPost
POWLESS Neilson (Usa)
SWEENY Harry (Aus)
ALBANESE Vincenzo (Ita)
HEALY Ben (Ire)
VALGREN Michael (Den)
BAUDIN Alex (Fra)
ASGREEN Kasper (Den)
VAN DEN BERG Marijn (Ned)
Groupama-FDJ
ASKEY Lewis (GBr)
BARTHE Cyril (Fra)
GRÉGOIRE Romain (Fra)
MADOUAS Valentin (Fra)
MARTIN Guillaume (Fra)
PACHER Quentin (Fra)
PENHOËT Paul (Fra)
RUSSO Clément (Fra)
Ineos Grenadiers
RODRÍGUEZ Carlos (Esp)
GANNA Filippo (Ita)
THOMAS Geraint (GBr)
ARENSMAN Thymen (Ned)
FOSS Tobias (Nor)
LAURANCE Axel (Fra)
SWIFT Connor (GBr)
WATSON Samuel (GBr)
Intermarché-Wanty
GIRMAY Biniam (Eri)
PAGE Hugo (Fra)
REX Laurenz (Bel)
ZIMMERMANN Georg (Ger)
BARRÉ Louis (Fra)
BRAET Vito (Bel)
RUTSCH Jonas (Bel)
VAN SINTMAARTENSDIJK (Ned)
Israel-Premier Tech
ACKERMANN Pascal (Ger)
BLACKMORE Joseph (GBr)
WOODS Michael (Can)
LUTSENKO Alexey (Kaz)
STEWART Jake (GBr)
BOIVIN Guillaume (Can)
LOUVEL Matis (Fra)
NEILANDS Krists (Lat)
Jayco AlUla
DUNBAR Eddie (Irl)
DURBRIDGE Luke (Aus)
GROENEWEGEN Dylan (Ned)
MEZGEC (Slo)
O'CONNOR Ben (Aus)
PLAPP Luke (Aus)
REINDERS Elmar (Ned)
SCHMID Mauro (Sui)
Lidl-Trek
THEUNS Edward (Bel)
NYS Thibau (Bel)
STUYVEN Jasper (Bel)
CONSONNI Simone (Ita)
MILAN Jonathan (Ita)
SKJELMOSE Mattias (Den)
SKUJIŅŠ Toms (Lat)
SIMMONS Quinn (USA)
Lotto
DE LIE Arnaud (Bel)
DE BUYST Jasper (Bel)
VAN EETVELT Lennert (Bel)
BERCKMOES Jenno (Bel)
DRIZNERS Jarrad (Aus)
SEPULVEDA Eduardo (Arg)
VAN MOER Brent (Bel)
GRIGNARD Sebastian (Bel)
Movistar
BARTA Will (USA)
CASTRILLO Pablo (Esp)
GARCÍA CORTINA Iván (Esp)
MAS Enric (Esp)
MÜHLBERGER Gregor (Aut)
OLIVEIRA Nelson (Por)
ROMEO Iván (Esp)
ROMO Javier (Esp)
Picnic PostNL
ANDRESEN Tobias Lund (Den)
VAN DEN BROEK Frank (Ned)
NABERMAN Tim (Ned)
BARGUIL Warren (Fra)
FLYNN Sean (GBr)
ONLEY Oscar (GBr)
BITTNER Pavel (Cze)
MÄRKL Niklas (Ger)
Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe
ROGLIČ Primož (Slo)
LIPOWITZ Florian (Ger)
VLASOV Aleksandr (Kaz)
PITHIE Laurence (NZl)
VAN DIJKE Mick (Ned)
MOSCON Gianni (Ita)
VAN POPPEL Danny (Ned)
MEEUS Jordi (Bel)
Soudal Quick-Step
CATTANEO Matteo (Ita)
EENKHOORN Pacal (Ned)
EVENEPOEL Remco (Bel)
MERLIER Tim (Bel)
PARET-PEINTRE Valentin (Fra)
SCHACHMANN Max (Ger)
VAN LERBERGHE Bert (Bel)
VAN WILDER Ilan (Bel)
TotalEnergies
BURGAUDEAU Mathieu (Fra)
CRAS Steff (Bel)
DELETTRE Alexandre (Fra)
GACHIGNARD Thomas (Fra)
JEANNIÈRE Emilien (Fra)
JEGAT Jordan (Fra)
TURGIS Anthony (Fra)
VERCHER Mattéo (Fra)
Tudor Pro Cycling
ALAPHILIPPE Julian (Fra)
DAINESE Alberto (Ita)
HALLER Marco (Aut)
HIRSCHI Marc (Sui)
LIENHARD Fabian (Sui)
MAYRHOFER Marius (Ger)
STORER Michael (Aus)
TRENTIN Matteo (Ita)
UAE Team Emirates-XRG
POGAČAR Tadej (Slo)
ALMEIDA João (Por)
YATES Adam (GBr)
POLITT Nils (Ger)
SOLER Marc (Esp)
NARVÁEZ Jhonatan (Ecu)
SIVAKOV Pavel (Fra)
WELLENS Tim (Bel)
Uno-X Mobility
CORT Magnus (Den)
HOELGARD Markus (Nor)
FREDHEIM Stian (Nor)
LEKNESSUND Andreas (Nor)
WÆRENSKJOLD Søren (Nor)
JOHANNESSEN Tobias Halland (Nor)
JOHANNESSEN Anders Halland (Nor)
ABRAHAMSEN Jonas (Nor)
Visma-Lease a Bike
VINGEGAARD Jonas (Den)
VAN AERT Wout (Bel)
JORGENSON Matteo (USA)
YATES Simon (GBr)
KUSS Sepp (USA)
BENOOT Tiesj (Bel)
CAMPENAERTS Victor (Bel)
AFFINI Edoardo (Ita)
XDS Astana
BALLERINI Davide (Ita)
BOL Cees (Ned)
CHAMPOUSSIN Clément (Fra)
FEDOROV Yevgeniy (Kaz)
HIGUITA Sergio (Col)
TEJADA Harold (Col)
TEUNISSEN Mike (Ned)
VELASCO Simone (Ita)
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After previously working in higher education, Tom joined Cycling Weekly in 2022 and hasn't looked back. He's been covering professional cycling ever since; reporting on the ground from some of the sport's biggest races and events, including the Tour de France, Paris-Roubaix and the World Championships. His earliest memory of a bike race is watching the Tour on holiday in the early 2000's in the south of France - he even made it on to the podium in Pau afterwards. His favourite place that cycling has taken him is Montréal in Canada.
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