Tour Today: stage 13 - Race of truth to Peyragudes

The second individual time trial of the 2025 Tour de France is in stark contrast to stage 5's flat affair in Caen. 

It's a mountain time trial up to the top of Peyragudes featuring the extremely steep finale up the ‘007’ altiport runway.

In total, the climb is 8 kilometres long and averages 7.9%, including the super steep ramp to the finish line. What makes the time trial even tougher is the fact that the riders will only have just under two kilometres to build momentum before they hit the foot of the Peyragudes climb.

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Peyragudes features as a stage finish for the first time since stage 17 in 2022, where Tadej Pogačar in the white jersey beat race leader Jonas Vingegaard in a thrilling sprint up the steep ramp to the line. 

Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) will be the overwhelming favourite to win again in Peyragudes after winning stage 12 in style to Hautacam, whilst Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike) and Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) will be looking to bounce back with strong performances.

Read Domestique's preview for stage 13 here.

Tadej Pogačar is primed at the top of the general classification standings. The world champion holds a handsome advantage of 3:31 over Jonas Vingegaard in second, and 4:45 over Remco Evenepoel in third. 

Florian Lipowitz (Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe) was the biggest mover in the top 10 in the GC, moving from 8th to 4th, and the German now sits 5:34 behind Pogačar.

Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) remains in green with a 48-point lead over Pogačar.

Pogačar is also now in the lead of the mountains classification, tied on 27 points with Lenny Martinez (Bahrain-Victorious), whilst Evenepoel continues to lead the youth classification.

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Stage 13 of the 2025 Tour de France will begin with the first rider setting off at 13:10 (CET), and the last arrival is expected around 17:31. Full live coverage will be available from start to finish.

Here are some of the start times of the key riders for stage 13:

• Matteo Jorgenson - 16:47:00
• Felix Gall - 16:49:00
• Tobias Johannessen - 16:51:00
• Primož Roglič - 16:53:00
• Oscar Onley - 16:55:00
• Kévin Vauquelin - 16:57:00
• Florian Lipowitz - 16:59:00
• Remco Evenepoel - 17:01:00
• Jonas Vingegaard - 17:03:00
• Tadej Pogačar - 17:05:00

You can find the full start time schedule here.

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