Tour de France Femmes 2025 Route stage 6: Clermont-Ferrand - Ambert

The total elevation gain for the day adds up to 2,500 metres. Most of the climbing comes in the three main climbs within the final 44 kilometres, while the Côte de Courpeiere (2.4-kilometre at 5.8%) and the Côte d’Augerolles (3-kilometre at 5.1%) will warm-up the climbing muscles in the first hour of action.

After descending the Côte d’Augerolles and a stint on the flat, the riders face about 10 kilometres at shallow gradients leading up to the base of the Col du Béal. The Béal is a 10.2-kilometre climb with an average gradient of 5.6%. A short descent then takes the riders onto the 6.3-kilometre at 5.5% of the Col du Chansert.

From the Chansert, the riders dive down for 12 kilometres before hitting the Côte de Valcivières. With 4.5 kilometres at 5.3%, it’s the easiest of the three climbs, yet, since it’s the last one, it could pan out to be crucial.

The Valcivières peaks out with 12 kilometres remaining. The road stays at altitude for 5 kilometres, and then the downhill sets in. From there, it’s a dive to the finish on Boulevard Henri IV in Ambert.

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage 6: route, profile & videos

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