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2025 European Road Championships – Men's road race

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The men's elite road race at the 2025 European Road Championships took place on 5 October 2025, in Guilherand-Granges, France.[1]

Dates5 October 2025
Stages1
Distance202.5 km (125.8 mi)
Winning time4:59:29
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Men's road race
2025 European Road Championships
Race details
Dates5 October 2025
Stages1
Distance202.5 km (125.8 mi)
Winning time4:59:29
Medalists
   Gold  Tadej Pogačar (SLO)
   Silver  Remco Evenepoel (BEL)
   Bronze  Paul Seixas (FRA)
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Rank # Cyclist Nation Time / Diff.
1st place, gold medalist(s)1Tadej Pogačar Slovenia4h 59' 29"
2nd place, silver medalist(s)12Remco Evenepoel Belgium+ 31"
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)36Paul Seixas France+ 3' 41"
428Christian Scaroni Italy+ 4' 04"
578Toms Skujiņš Latvia+ 4' 16"
645Juan Ayuso Spain+ 4' 21"
723Mattias Skjelmose Denmark+ 5' 01"
837Pavel Sivakov France+ 5' 55"
927Gianmarco Garofoli Italy+ 5' 59"
1032Romain Gregoire France+ 6' 52"
1126Marco Frigo Italy+ 6' 55"
1235Nicolas Prodhomme France+ 7' 18"
139Tiesj Benoot Belgiums.t.
1416Louis Vervaeke Belgiums.t.
1566Felix Großschartner Austria+ 7' 33"
1634Aurélien Paret-Peintre France+ 8' 20"
1781Mats Wenzel Luxembourg+ 12' 32"
DNF2Tilen Finkšt Slovenia
DNF29Diego Ulissi Italy
DNF30Alex Baudin France
DNF31Julien Bernard France
DNF33Valentin Paret-Peintre France
DNF38Huub Artz Netherlands
DNF39Tibor del Grosso Netherlands
DNF3Matevž Govekar Slovenia
DNF4Matej Mohorič Slovenia
DNF40Daan Hoole Netherlands
DNF41Menno Huising Netherlands
DNF42Mathijs Paasschens Netherlands
DNF44Igor Arrieta Spain
DNF46Abel Balderstone Spain
DNF49Pablo Torres Spain
DNF50João Almeida Portugal
DNF51Rui Costa Portugal
DNF53Tiago Antunes Portugal
DNF54Johannes Adamietz Germany
DNF55Miguel Heidemann Germany
DNF60Nils Brun  Switzerland
DNF61Jan Christen  Switzerland
DNF62Valentin Darbellay  Switzerland
DNF63Marc Hirschi  Switzerland
DNF65Arnaud Tendon  Switzerland
DNF68Mathias Vacek Czechia
DNF69Jakub Ťoupalík Czechia
DNF70Jakub Kaczmarek Poland
DNF71Danny van der Tuuk Poland
DNF72Markus Pajur Estonia
DNF73Lukáš Kubiš Slovakia
DNF74Martin Svrček Slovakia
DNF75Kristiāns Belohvoščiks Latvia
DNF76Emīls Liepiņš Latvia
DNF79Kévin Geniets Luxembourg
DNF7Anže Skok Slovenia
DNF8Mihael Štajnar Slovenia
DNF80Arthur Kluckers Luxembourg
DNF82Miltiadis Giannoutsos Greece
DNF83Emiliano Vila Greece
DNF84Anatolii Budiak Ukraine
DNF85Kyrylo Tsarenko Ukraine
DNF86Attila Valter Hungary
DNF87Mattew-Denis Piciu Romania
DNF10Jenno Berckmoes Belgium
DNF88Iustin-Ioan Văidian Romania
DNF89Ognjen Ilić Serbia
DNF11Steff Cras Belgium
DNF90Antoine Berlin Monaco
DNF91Victor Langellotti Monaco
DNF14Xandro Meurisse Belgium
DNF15Maxim Van Gils Belgium
DNF92Andréa Mifsud Malta
DNF93Ahmet Örken Turkey
DNF94Ahmet Can Akpınar Turkey
DNF95Tahir Yiğit Turkey
DNF96Borislav Palashev Bulgaria
DNF17Anthon Charmig Denmark
DNF18Alexander Kamp Denmark
DNF19Niklas Larsen Denmark
DNF97Jaakko Hänninen Finland
DNF98Lukas Sulaj Kloppenborg Albania
DNF99Vedad Karić Bosnia
DNF100Ilie Seremet Moldova
DNF21Casper Pedersen Denmark
DNF101Artem NychIndividual Neutral Athletes
DNF22Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen Denmark
DNF24Jonas Vingegaard Denmark
DNF25Alberto Bettiol Italy
DNF13Junior Lecerf Belgium
DNF67Petr Kelemen Czechia
DNF56Lennard Kämna Germany
DNF57Oliver Mattheis Germany
DNF58Anton Schiffer Germany
DNF59Georg Zimmermann Germany
DNF5Domen Novak Slovenia
DNF6Jaka Primožič Slovenia
DNF47Markel Beloki Spain
DNF48Urko Berrade Spain
DNF64Jan Stöckli  Switzerland
DNS43Dylan Van Baarle Belgium
DNS52António Morgado Portugal
DNS77Krists Neilands Latvia
DNS20Mads Pedersen Denmark
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