Strade Bianche 2025

Tadej Pogačar arrives at the Piazza del Campo to take victory at Strade Bianche
Tadej Pogačar arrives at the Piazza del Campo to take victory at Strade Bianche (Image credit: Getty Images)
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Strade Bianche overview

Date

March 8, 2025

Start location

Siena, Italy

Finish location

Siena, Italy

Category

WorldTour

Distance

213km

Previous edition

2024 Strade Bianche

2024 Winner

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates)

Tadej Pogacar rides up a gravel climb with the crowd cheering him on, his kit torn and bloodied from a crash

Tadej Pogačar of UAE Team Emirates en route to his third win in Strade Bianche (Image credit: Getty Images)

Strade Bianche 2025 results

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) lived up to his status as outright favourite and won Strade Bianche for the third time in 2025, but he had to bounce back from a high-speed crash that sent him sliding across the tarmac and into a bramble-filled culvert with 50km to race.

The world champion got back up, bridged back to Tom Pidcock (Q36.5) and on the penultimate gravel sector, Pogačar left the Olympic mountain bike champion behind and soloed to the win.

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Strade Bianche route 2025

For the 19th edition of Strade Bianche, organisers have devised a 213km route that will exceed 80km of white gravel, totalling 81.7km of sterrati across 16 sections of white gravel roads - see the full 2025 Strade Bianche route.

Strade Bianche start list

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