# Critérium du Dauphiné 2025 — stage profiles & results

Page: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025

## Stages

- Stage 1: Domérat → Montluçon, 195.8 km — won by Tadej Pogačar — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-1 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-1.md)
- Stage 2: Prémilhat → Issoire, 204.6 km — won by Jonathan Milan — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-2 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-2.md)
- Stage 3: Brioude → Charantonnay, 207.2 km — won by Iván Romeo — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-3 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-3.md)
- Stage 4: Charmes-sur-Rhône → Saint-Péray, 17.4 km — won by Remco Evenepoel — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-4 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-4.md)
- Stage 5: Saint-Priest → Mâcon, 183 km — won by Jake Stewart — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-5 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-5.md)
- Stage 6: Valserhône → Combloux, 126.7 km — won by Tadej Pogačar — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-6 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-6.md)
- Stage 8: Val-d'Arc → Val-Cenis - Plateau du Mont-Cenis, 133.3 km — won by Lenny Martinez — https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-8 (markdown: https://parcours.sh/archive/dauphine-2025-stage-8.md)

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