Volta a Portugal 2025: Tivani wins stage 9 on Montejunto, Reis Claims Lisbon ITT in stage 10

On Sunday in Lisbon, the Volta a Portugal 2025 came to an end. The race took place from August 6 to 17, spanning 12 days in total, with a prologue, 10 stages (including one ITT), and one rest day.

The first Volta a Portugal was held in 1927, and at that time it lasted up to three weeks. Since the 1980s, the race adopted a two-week format, and from the mid-2000s it has consistently included a prologue and around ten competitive stages.

The 86th edition featured 9 Portuguese teams, 2 Spanish teams, 2 American teams, as well as teams from Israel, Mexico, and Australia.

Stage 9 started in Alcobaça and finished atop Montejunto. Nicolás Tivani (ARG, 3:59:30) celebrated a deserved victory, 14 seconds ahead of Pau Martí (ESP, 3:59:44), with Tomás Contte (ARG, 4:00:17) completing the podium, 47 seconds down.

The final Stage 10, an individual time trial starting at Praça do Império in Lisbon, was won by Rafael Reis (POR, 18:55). He was followed by Artem Nych (RUS, 19:11) and Tyler Stites (USA, 19:23).

Volta a Portugal 2025: Stage 9 & 10 results and final general classification

Stage 9 – August 16, Montejunto (174.4 km):

• Winner: Nicolás Tivani (ARG) — 3:59:30
• 2nd: Pau Martí (ESP) — +14 sec
• 3rd: Tomás Contte (ARG) — +47 sec

Stage 10 – August 17, Lisbon ITT (16.7 km):

• Winner: Rafael Reis (POR) — 18:55
• 2nd: Artem Nych (RUS) — 19:11
• 3rd: Tyler Stites (USA) — 19:23

General Classification:

• Winner: Artem Nych (RUS)
• 2nd: Alexis Guérin (FRA) — +1:15
• 3rd: Byron Munton (RSA) — +1:51

Artem Nych won the general classification second year in a row.