The sixteenth stage of the Tour de France takes the Montpellier peloton in Mont-Ventoux.
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The last week of the Tour de France 2025 begins with a monument: the ascent of the legendary Mont Ventoux, Tuesday July 22. On 171.5 km, this 16th stage from Montpellier will see an arrival at the top on the Provence giant, a key moment for climbers and contenders in the yellow jersey.
Around Fabrice Rigobert, Fanny Lechevestrier and the Cycling Consultant of Franceinfo Jean-François Bernard, Christian Prudhomme, director of the Tour de France, Lesly Reynaud, director of the Tourist Office Ventoux-Provence, Patrick Chêne, former sports journalist for France Télévisions, commentator of the Tour de France between 1989 and 2000, Pierre-Henri Prost, director of the amateur race Colnago Gran Fondo Mont-Ventoux and Baptiste Montésinos, Natura 2000 mission manager.
