Search our site:

Sign up for our Email Newsletter

2025 GP Cycliste de Montréal (World Tour), Canada

14th edition: Sunday, September 14, 2025

Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal podium history | GP Cycliste de Québec | Course map & profile | Start list | 2024 edition

Teammates Brandon McNulty & Tadej Pogacar finish together, McNulty getting the win.

17 x 12.3 km circuits = 209.1 km

The 2025 Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal is a circuit race with a challenging course. It's 17 laps of 12.3 km with three climbs, totaling 209.1 km. The race ends with an uphill finish on Avenue du Parc.

James Witherell's book Bicycle History: A Chronological History of People, Races and Technology is available in both print and Kindle eBook formats. To get your copy just click on the Amazon link on the right.

Weather at the race city of Montréal at 10:20 AM, local time: 21C (68F), partly cloudy, with the wind from the north-northeast at 6 km/hr (4 mph). There is just a 1% chance of rain.

The climbs:

• Côte Camilien-Houde: 1.8 km long @ 8% average gradient
• Côte de la Polytechnique: 780 meters @ 6%
• Avenue du Parc: 560 meters @ 4%

The race: Here's the report from Team Soudal Quick-Step:

One year from now, Montreal will welcome the World Championships for the second time in history after the 1974 edition, when Eddy Merckx wrote another glorious page of history. Next year, the competition is set to be held again in the Canadian city, which in the meantime hosted the 14th episode of its World Tour race.

It's time to race in Montréal

One of the hardest one-day events of the whole season in terms of total elevation gain, the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal got off to a fast start, which saw a group break away from the peloton. Pascal Eenkhoorn was among the seven riders in that move, and Soudal Quick-Step’s 29-year-old helped the group open a two-minute margin on the bunch. Unfortunately, 90 kilometers from the start, Eenkhoorn crashed, and despite being able to continue the race, his spell at the front came to an end, as the chasers quickly caught him.

The victory in Montreal went to Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates), while Mattia Cattaneo – a bronze medallist at this year’s Italian National ITT Championships – was the best placed rider of our team.

Complete results:

209.1 kilometers raced at an average speed of 39.947 km/hr

2025 GP de Montreal map & profile:

GP de Montreal map & profile

Start list with back numbers, September 13, 2025: