Alpecin-Deceuninck riders will tackle the 2025 Tour de France in Abus helmets. The Gamechanger 2.0 is the go-to for flat and fast stages, offering aerodynamic shaping and streamlined ventilation. On hotter, high-mountain days, the lightweight Airbreaker provides maximum airflow without compromising protection. When every second counts in the time trials, the Gamechanger TT takes centre stage with its wind-cheating profile. Each helmet features finely tuned fit systems and crash protection, helping the team chase stage wins and GC ambitions with confidence and comfort.

Team Jayco AlUla heads into the 2025 Tour de France equipped with Giant’s helmet lineup for riders to choose depending on conditions. Riders will use the Rev Pro for road stages; a lightweight, well-ventilated helmet offering excellent airflow and race-day comfort. For time trials, the Rivet delivers streamlined aerodynamics for maximum speed against the clock. On flat or high-speed stages, the Pursuit TT helmet provides a balance of aero efficiency and ventilation, ideal for long efforts in the peloton. Each model features Giant’s fit systems and MIPS protection, giving riders confidence at every turn of the race.

Visma Lease a Bikes helmet line up for the Tour includes a choice for everykind of stage. For everyday racing, the team relies on the Giro Aries Spherical, prized for its advanced MIPS protection, excellent ventilation, and low weight. On fast, flatter stages, the Eclipse Spherical provides aerodynamic efficiency while keeping riders cool thanks to deep internal channeling. In the time trials, the Giro Aerohead delivers uncompromising aero performance with a wind-tunnel-tested shape and integrated visor. Each helmet helps Visma riders maintain their edge across every discipline of the Tour.

Soudal–Quick-Step is another team partnered with Specialized, with a full suite of helmets tailored to every terrain. The Prevail 3 provides outstanding breathability and all-day comfort for long mountain stages, while the Evade 3 is the team’s pick for flat-out racing, combining aerodynamic shaping with efficient cooling. When it’s time to race the clock, riders don the TT 5 helmet, optimised for maximum aero performance in time trials. Trusted by some of the fastest riders in the peloton, Specialized helmets give Soudal–Quick-Step the protection and performance edge needed to chase stage wins and GC ambitions.

UAE Team Emirates takes defending champion Tadej Pogacar into the Tour with MET helmet range. The Trenta 3K Mips is the team’s all-rounder, delivering excellent ventilation and lightweight protection for long mountain stages. For high-speed efforts, the Manta Mips offers aero gains without sacrificing comfort. When it comes to time trials, the team turns to the Drone Aero, designed to minimise drag and maximise performance against the clock. Trusted by some of the peloton’s biggest names, MET helmets give UAE Team Emirates a competitive edge on every terrain.

Tudor Pro Cycling heads into their first Tour de France equipped with Oakley’s range of helmets. The Velo Mach serves as the team’s go-to all-rounder, offering lightweight ventilation and aero shaping for long, demanding stages. On hotter days or mountainous terrain, the ARO5 Race brings improved airflow and MIPS protection without compromising speed. For time trials, the team turns to the ARO7, Oakley’s dedicated aero helmet with a magnetic visor built for minimal drag. With Oakley, Tudor riders gain protection and pro-level performance, whatever the terrain.

Lidl Trek like most teams at this years Tour de France are rolling on Tubeless wheels. The team uses Bontrager Aeolus RSL carbon wheels featuring a 23mm internal rim width proven to roll smoother and allows riders to use a wider tyre meaning less drag, for more speed. The team pairs a 51mm front and 62mm rear rim depth combination offering a balance of aerodynamics and reducing weight in the mountains. Onboard these wheels, the team uses Pirelli P Zero Race TLR RS tyres which lower weight and reduce rolling resistance for the fastest ride possible.

Jayco Alula are rolling on the Cadex 50 Ultra carbon wheels for this years Tour. These wheels feature a hookless rim resulting less drag, ceramic bearings for faster rolling speeds and ultra-lightweight aero carbon spokes which minimise flex for efficient acceleration when the riders are sprinting and climbing. The teams wheels are fitted with Cadex Aero Cotton tyres which are a lightweight and fast-rolling tyre that allow the riders to run lower pressures up to 72psi.

French team Cofidis are racing on Campagnolo Bora Ultra WTO wheels, renowned for their all-rounder performance. With a 45mm rim profile and a featherweight build of just 1325g, these wheels offer the ideal blend of aerodynamic efficiency and responsive climbing ability. The team pairs them with Vittoria Corsa Pro tyres, delivering low rolling resistance and superb grip in all conditions. This wheel and tyre combo is designed for versatility, fast on the flats, light in the mountains, and surefooted in the corners.

Tudor Pro Cycling Team are tackling their first Tour on high-performance DT Swiss wheels, including the aerodynamic ARC 1100 DICUT 55mm model. Designed for speed and stability, the 55mm depth offers an ideal balance between aero gains and responsive handling—perfect for fast stages and breakaways. The team pairs these wheels with Schwalbe Pro One and Pro One TT tyres, delivering low rolling resistance, confident grip, and efficient power transfer. It’s a race-proven setup that supports Tudor’s ambitions across flat stages, rolling profiles, and time trials throughout the Tour.

UAE Team Emirates enter the Tour this year with defending champion Pogacar and with a comprehensive selection of ENVE wheels, giving them the ability to adapt their setup to every stage profile. From the lightweight SES ENVE 2.3 for punishing mountain ascents to the aero-optimised SES 4.5 and SES 6.7 models for flat-out speed, the team can fine-tune their performance day by day. Each wheel is paired with Continental Grand Prix 5000 TT tyres, delivering outstanding rolling efficiency, grip, and race-winning speed. It’s a world-class wheel and tyre combination for a team aiming to dominate across the whole race.

Groupama FDJ are using Miche Kleos RD carbon wheels for this years race. These stiff and responsive wheels are lightweight too coming in at 1500g, great for intermediate and mountain stages. This set is also a mixed wheel rim profile combination featuring the 50mm front and 62mm rear wheel, reducing weight and advancing aerodynamics for flat or sprint stages. Fitted to these wheels, the team uses Continental Grand Prix 5000 TT tyres which are a super light and fast rolling tyre offering the riders speed and grip for every stage.

At the 2025 Tour de France, Intermarché–Wanty are rolling on Newmen Streem Vonoa wheels. A49 front and A54 rear, delivering a 49mm/54mm aero combo tuned for balanced handling and performance. For flatter stages, the team turns to the deeper S60/66 setup. Both are paired with Hutchinson Racing Lab Blackbird Race tyres for improved grip and rolling efficiency. These setups combine proven aerodynamics and low rolling resistance to support the team across diverse terrain, from high-speed sprints to breakaway days. It’s a lightweight, responsive wheel and tyre combo built to perform at the highest level.

At the 2025 Tour de France, Ineos Grenadiers benefit from a wide selection of high performance wheelsets, allowing them to tailor setups to every stage. Their arsenal includes Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 and Peak 4550 wheels, known for advanced aerodynamics and responsive handling. They also have Shimano C36, C50 and C60 wheels on hand, offering versatile performance across terrain types. All are paired with Continental Grand Prix 5000 TT tyres, delivering race-winning speed, grip and low rolling resistance. This wheel and tyre strategy ensures Ineos riders are optimally equipped for every race scenario.

Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe are also riding the Tour on Roval’s wheel lineup, including the Rapide CLX 3, which pairs a 51mm front with a 60mm rear rim for optimal aero efficiency and crosswind stability. These wheels are designed for speed, helping riders maximise performance on everything from sprint stages to rolling terrain. Matched with Specialized Turbo Cotton tyres, known for their ultra-low rolling resistance and exceptional road feel, the setup delivers race-winning responsiveness.

Alpecin-Deceuninck are relying on Shimano Dura-Ace C60 wheels to deliver the aerodynamic edge needed for high-speed stages and sprint finishes at this years Tour. With a 60mm rim depth, the C60s strike a balance between stiffness and low drag, ideal for fast, flat racing. Paired with Pirelli P Zero Race tyres, the setup offers exceptional grip, rolling efficiency and confident cornering at race pace. This combination ensures their riders can push hard in the bunch and sprint with confidence when it counts.

Arkéa–B&B Hotels are rolling on Vision wheels, with many riders choosing the Vision Metron SL & RS setup for its balance of aero speed and responsive handling. Featuring a 45mm front and 60mm rear rim depth, this combination delivers stability in crosswinds and efficient power transfer, perfect for varied Tour stages. The team runs Vittoria Corsa Pro tyres, known for their supple feel, grip, and low rolling resistance.

XDS–Astana is another team taking on the Tour de France equipped with Vision’s Metron RS and SL wheelsets, carefully selected to suit each stage. Riders typically opt for the Metron RS on varied terrain, thanks to its aero benefits and all-round performance, while the Metron SL is the go-to in the mountains for its low weight and climbing responsiveness. Both setups are matched with Continental GP5000 S tyres, delivering superb grip, rolling speed and reliability.

Movistar head into the 2025 Tour de France with a full range of Zipp wheels at their disposal, giving them the flexibility to match equipment to the demands of each stage. From the lightweight climbing prowess of the Zipp 202 Firecrest to the aero-focused speed of the 404 and 454 NSW, the team can fine-tune performance across all terrain. Paired with Continental Grand Prix 5000 S & TT tyres, the setup ensures low rolling resistance, excellent grip, and top-end speed.

Intermarché–Wanty riders are stepping into the 2025 Tour de France equipped with Gaerne cycling shoes. With riders opting for the popular Jet Road Shoes, designed for elite racing. Gaerne shoes offer a stiff carbon sole for efficient power transfer and a secure, dial-based fit system for precise adjustment on the move. The team benefits from a snug, aerodynamic profile that reduces drag while maintaining all-day comfort for long stages. With a focus on quality and race-day performance, Gaerne footwear helps Intermarché–Wanty riders push the pace across every kilometre of the Tour.

Lidl–Trek riders are wearing Trek cycling shoes at this years race, with riders opting for the Trek RSL built for pure race-day performance. Designed with input from the team’s pro riders, the RSL shoes feature a super-stiff carbon sole for maximum power transfer and an ultra-lightweight, streamlined fit. The dual BOA® dial system allows precise adjustment, keeping feet secure and supported through every sprint, climb and descent. With their combination of comfort, efficiency and race-focused design, the Trek RSL shoes give Lidl–Trek riders the confidence and performance edge needed for the demands of Grand Tour racing.

Red Bull Bora Hansgrohe riders are racing the Tour in Specialized cycling shoes, with many choosing between the high-performance Ares 2 and the versatile Torch models. The Ares 2 is built for maximum power transfer and race-day intensity, featuring a stiff carbon sole and secure dual BOA® system for a locked-in fit. The Torch offers lightweight comfort and all-day efficiency, ideal for longer stages and varied terrain. Both models deliver exceptional support, breathability and performance, giving Red Bull riders the edge they need across every kilometre of the Tour.

Movistar riders are wearing Fizik shoes at this years race, opting for the Vento Aeroweave, Vento Infinito Carbon, and the new Vento Vega models. The Aeroweave is chosen for its ultra-lightweight, breathable design perfect for hot mountain stages. The Infinito Carbon offers pro-level stiffness and a precision fit for all-day efficiency, while the Vento Vega delivers comfort and power transfer in a lightweight package. With this range of performance footwear, Movistar riders benefit from tailored support and race-focused innovation across every type of Tour stage.

Picnic–PostNL riders are supported by Shimano in 2025 and have chosen the Shimano S-PHYRE cycling shoes for the riders. Known for their stiffness, low weight, and precision fit, the S-PHYRE shoes provide exceptional power transfer ideal for sprints, climbs and long days in the saddle. The dual BOA® dials allow micro-adjustments for a secure and comfortable fit, while the aerodynamic profile supports maximum speed. With advanced ventilation and a race-ready design, Shimano’s flagship footwear gives Picnic–PostNL riders the efficiency and confidence they need to perform across every stage of the Tour.

Individual riders at the 2025 Tour de France are showcasing DMT cycling shoes, with standout names like current World Champion Tadej Pogačar opting for his signature DMT Pogi Road shoes. Co-developed with the two-time Tour winner, these shoes feature a full-knit upper for a glove-like fit and exceptional breathability, paired with an ultra-stiff carbon sole for maximum power transfer. The sleek design offers pro-level performance with all-day comfort, ideal for high mountain climbs and sprint finishes alike. With innovation and rider input at their core, DMT shoes are making their mark in the peloton this Tour.

At the 2025 Tour, Sidi cycling shoes remain a trusted choice among pros, with riders like Adam Yates, Matteo Trentin, and several others opting for the high-performance Shot 2S model. Renowned for their Italian craftsmanship, Sidi shoes combine a stiff carbon sole with a secure Tecno-3 dial system for optimal power transfer and comfort. The Shot 2S features a refined fit and excellent ventilation, making it ideal for the demands of Grand Tour racing. With their blend of tradition and innovation, Sidi shoes continue to deliver race-winning performance in the pro peloton.

Bikes of the Tour

We are going to take a look into the most popular bikes the teams are using in this years race, taking a deep dive into the specific models that 10 out of the 24 teams are riding and how different they really are.