2025 Tour of Britain Women

Nineteen teams took part: twelve UCI Women's WorldTeams, one UCI Women's ProTeam, five UCI Women's Continental Teams and the Great Britain national team. Fifteen teams started with six riders and four teams with five riders, totalling 110 riders at the start of the race. '''UCI Women's WorldTeams''' • • • • • • • • • • • • '''UCI Women's ProTeams''' • '''UCI Women's Continental Teams''' • • • • • National Teams • Great Britain == Route and stages ==

The route was announced in May 2025. The first two stages took place in North East England and the second two in Scotland. Stage 2 finished in Saltburn-by-the-Sea on the 300 metre long Saltburn Bank climb with an average gradient of 11%, as previously used at the British National Road Race Championships. == Race summary ==

Prior to the event, media tipped Kimberley Le Court (), Kristen Faulkner (), and Lorena Wiebes () for victory. British hopes included Cat Ferguson () and Anna Henderson (). Le Court led the race overall by five seconds ahead of Faulkner and Wiebes. and Ally Wollaston sprint for bonus seconds on the final stage Stage 3 took the riders to Scotland and a looping route around Kelso in the Scottish Borders with five classified climbs. Stage 4 took place in the city of Glasgow, around ten laps of a course totalling in length, with a finish in Glasgow Green. All three intermediate sprints were won by Wollaston, gaining enough bonus seconds to draw level with Ferguson in the virtual general classification prior to the finish. In the final sprint, Wiebes beat Charlotte Kool () to win the stage – Wollaston finished third on the stage, thereby taking the overall race victory by four seconds ahead of Ferguson. Swinkels finished in third place overall. In the other classifications, Ferguson won the points and youth classifications, with the mountains classification won by Włodarczyk, and the team classification won by . == Stages ==

Stage 1 ;5 June 2025 — Dalby Forest to Redcar, Stage 2 ;6 June 2025 — Hartlepool to Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Stage 3 ;7 June 2025 — Kelso to Kelso, Stage 4 ;8 June 2025 — Glasgow to Glasgow, == Classification leadership table ==

== Classification standings ==

General classification Points classification Mountains classification Young rider classification Team classification == References ==