This Friday, the Tour takes over the management of Brittany for the seventh stage of this 2025 edition. A course which should allow the Putanchers to show their power, while the runners will twice the legendary Côte de Mûr-de-Bretagne.
The arrival in Mûr-de-Bretagne, this Friday at the end of the seventh stage of the Tour de France 2025, will have nothing of a pleasure. At the end of a course of almost 200 kilometers which will start in Saint-Malo, the peloton will have the luxury of offering the rise of Mûr-de-Bretagne twice (one for the arrival), where 15 % passages will present themselves.
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“It is really a difficult finish, because it is always hilly. The wall is really something hard. You have to be more punctuating climber, than puncture …” Recently told Ouest-France Le Berre, local of the stage. “It is a really super stiff bump,” also indicated the Breton. On social networks, Philippe Gilbert, world champion in 2012, was not tender with this arrival.
“Today the Brittany Wall, a climb that personally I have always hated!” recently wrote the Belgian. “With 1 sec in advance Mathieux (Van der Poel, editor’s note) doesn’t it interest in letting go of a breakaway that would take the bonuses? Visma to send Van Aert to hunt for the stage victory where to continue harassing Pogacar?” He then questioned himself. Answer in a few hours.
