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AlUla Tour 2025

The world’s top cyclists battled it out over five electrifying days and five challenging stages, set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of AlUla’s iconic landscapes.

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Some of the world's best cyclists took on the region's ultimate challenge in a race for glory in AlUla. In its fifth edition, AlUla Tour 2025 featured 17 international teams, including six World Tour teams. The 2025 edition included five diverse stages, encompassing some of AlUla's iconic landmarks, including Maraya, Old Town, AlUla Oasis and more.

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A summary of AlUla Tour 2025

AlUla Tour 2025 came to a riveting conclusion on 1 Feb, bringing to an end five days of elite cycling in AlUla. British star Tom Pidcock claimed the coveted general classification title in his first race since joining Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, while Belgium’s European champion Tim Merlier of Soudal Quick-Step proved to be the king of the sprinters by retaining the points classification crown he won at the 2024 race.

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