“It made me want,” admits Marion Rousse on an arrival at the Montmartre Butte

If the Tour de France 2025 ended on the Champs-Élysées after a visit to the foot of the Sacred Heart and on the Montmartre Butte, this is not yet the case for the big female loop but it could change in the future. Therefore, Invited this Tuesday of the program L’Untégrale Sport on RMC. For example, Marion Rousse confirmed that she was very clearly considering this possibility.

For the first time in its history. In addition, the Tour de France completed its three weeks of racing with a passage on the Montmartre hill, at the foot of the Sacred Heart before the final on the Champs-Elysées. Consequently, An end of the course directly inspired by the success of the cycling test of the Paris 2024 Olympics. Furthermore, a year earlier.

Questioned this Tuesday on the hypothesis of a similar route for the arrival “it made me want,” admits of the next editions of the female edition. Marion Rousse has not closed the door. Far from it since the race director of the Tour de France women has even clearly opened the door. to an evolution of the route in the coming years.

“It made me want because it was fabulous. it gave me chills to see so many people moving to acclaim the champions,” said the old runner at the microphone of the show Sports integral On RMC. “Obviously it’s in a corner of my head. But again. it’s still beautiful to be able to finish in the mountains for us and on nine days of racing try to maintain the suspense.”

“For the moment the mountain is privileged.”

An end of Tour de France with the appearance of the Olympic Race – "it made me want," admits

No change to predict among the. women immediately but one day perhaps as the French public “it made me want,” admits responded in Paris this Sunday during the solo success of Wout Van Aert. This last stage of the Male 2025 2025 Tour de France. on the same route as the online race of the 2024 Olympic Games, amazed the runners by its extraordinary atmosphere. Starting with the Tour winner, Tadej Pogacar. “It was an incredible step,” said Slovenian.

On the French side, the memories have come up. “It’s amazing, memories of sick people, let’s take advantage of everything because it’s really crazy. It was like at the Olympic Games, except that we were yelling my name!”, Enthusiastic Kevin Vauquelin, seventh in the general classification.

“I was not too much for this circuit in Montmartre. but I had fun on these last three laps,” admitted Valentin Paret-Peintre, the only tricolor winner of this 2025 edition. A very good experience, with record audiences, which could be perpetuated for the next editions.