2025 Tour de France Stage 14 Live Coverage
Welcome to our live coverage of Stage 14 of the 2025 Tour de France! Our live profile and commentary are below, followed by a preview of the technical aspects of the route.
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The riders conquer nearly 5,000 meters of elevation over 183 kilometers in the 14th stage of the Tour de France. Following passages over the Col du Tourmalet, Col d’Aspin, and Col de Peyresourde, the finishing climb leads to the ski resort of Superbagnères.
The first 70 kilometers provide an easy-going run-up to Luz-Saint-Sauveur, where the climbing begins on the dreaded Col du Tourmalet. It’s a 19-kilometer toil with an average gradient of 7.4%. The Souvenir Jacques Goddet is up for grabs at the summit of the Pyrenean giant, which makes its 89th appearance in the Tour de France.
The riders dive down to Sainte-Marie-de-Campin only to go straight back up again, this time on the Col d’Aspin, which is just a little gnome compared to the Tourmalet: 5 kilometers at 7.6%.
The downhill leads the riders to Arreau, and from there, they enter a 10-kilometer false flat to Anéran, at the foot of the Col de Peyresourde. The 7.1-kilometer climb offers an average gradient of 7.8%.
The climbers’ festival wraps up in the ski resort of Luchon, Superbagnères, which hasn’t hosted the Tour in 36 years. Back then, Robert Millar, who has lived as Philippa York since 2017, was the best.
Alongside Millar, Greg LeMond (1986), Bernard Hinault (1979), and Federico Bahamontes (1962) have also taken wins in Superbagnères.
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