SBS’s Stage-by-Stage guide to Tour
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I can’t wait to get my Tour de France fix. More like a scenic tour of countryside France, with a bit of cycling in the middle of it. lol.
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Our commentary team for the Tour de France just got even better! 
#TDF2025 | July 5-27 | SBS & SBS On Demand 
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Tour De France
Final stage, Stage 21, on Sunday, 27 July at midnight AEST
Catch the final stage of Tour De France 2025 with the SBS Cycling commentary team – who’ll be on the ground in France, taking viewers into the very heart of the peloton and bringing a wealth of personal experience, trusted analysis and expert commentary. Helming the Tour de France race coverage is Matthew Keenan, Simon Gerrans, Dr Bridie O’Donnell, David McKenzie and Christophe Mallet.
Tour De France Femmes
The Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift is now in its fourth year and is firmly established as the biggest race in the women’s calendar. This year’s 9-day race, set entirely in France, will follow the longest route in the women’s race revival. It also takes the women to new heights, with a 1,165km route across four regions, with a total elevation gain of 17,240 metres.
Following a Grand Départ in Brittany on July 26 (01:20 AM Saturday overnight AEST), there will be two flat stages, three hilly stages and two medium-mountain stages, before the race finishes with two back-to-back high mountain stages. In 2024, Poland’s Kasia Niewiadoma edged out Dutchwoman Demi Vollering by a mere four seconds—the narrowest winning margin in Tour de France history. Now, Vollering returns in 2025 as the race favourite, determined to reclaim the yellow jersey. The Tour de France Femmes will feature Matthew Keenan, Dr Bridie O’Donnell, David McKenzie, and Christophe Mallet, with Gracie Elvin, and the new addition of our most successful female cyclist, recently retired Australian Olympic and World champion Grace Brown.
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