Tredz x Tour of Britain
Tredz are proud to be an official supporter of the 2025 Tour of Britain. We will be positioned at the finish of every stage from Tuesday 2nd September to Sunday 7th September, showcasing our popular bike brands and tech brands.
Tredz x Wahoo Competition
We're bringing the energy and free goodies every day to Tour attendees who visit our stand – first come, first served 500 Tredz goodie bags will be available at the finish of each stage so be sure to pop over. Think you've got what it takes to top the leaderboard? Put your legs to the test with our average 30-second power challenge. You're invited to get involved regardless of you current cycling ability, every participant goes into a daily prize draw. One lucky rider will be randomly selected each day to win a bonus prize, just for taking part.
You’ll also be able to check out bikes from the top brands – like Trek, Giant, Merida – available with various means of payment from 0% APR Finance and cycle to work schemes.
Try on helmets from our various performance ranges to get the perfect fit. We're here to make your Tour of Britain experience even more memorable. Drop by the Tredz tent, test your power, try top gear, and walk away with some goodies. We’ll see you there.
Tour of Britain
The Tour of Britain is the UK’s premier multi-stage road race, held each September over varying terrain across England, Scotland, and Wales. First held in 1945, the race is now part of the UCI Pro Series and attracts many of the worlds best, usually preparing for the World Road Race Championships in the autumn.
Recent champions include Wales’ own Stephen Williams in 2024, Wout van Aert in 2023, and Gonzalo Serrano in 2022. Wout van Aert stands out as one of the most successful riders to feature in the modern era of the event.
This Year's Race
The 2025 edition promises a particularly competitive field, with nine UCI WorldTour teams set to race, including the debut of UAE Team Emirates XRG, alongside eight ProTeams and the British national team.
This years race has a special finish too, as Geraint Thomas, the celebrated 2018 Tour de France winner and double Olympic champion, will ride his final professional race at the Tour of Britain. A spectacular farewell will take place on his home roads in Wales, with the finale unfolding with two iconic stages in South Wales. The last beginning at the Geraint Thomas National Velodrome in Newport, passing Maindy Velodrome where his cycling journey began, and finishing in Cardiff city centre.
2025 Stages
- Stage One: Woodbridge to Southwold 167.9km – 1,144m
- Stage Two: Stowmarket to Stowmarket 173.7km – 1,075m
- Stage Three: Milton Keynes to Ampthill 132.7km – 994m
- Stage Four: Atherstone to Burton Dassett Hills Country Park 194.9km – 2,038m
- Stage Five: Pontypool to The Tumble 138.4km – 2,244m
- Stage Six: Newport to Cardiff 122.4km – 1,713m
Tredz brands featured at the Tour of Britain
