Today, on November 17, a ceremonial conference summarizing the 3rd Tour de Pologne Women was held at the Lublin Conference Center. The event was attended by, among others, Jarosław Stawiarski – Marshal of the Lubelskie Voivodeship, and Czesław Lang – General Director of the Race.
During the meeting, participants discussed the course of this year’s race, which in 2025 once again showcased the beauty of the Lubelskie region and top-level international sporting competition. The stages of Tour de Pologne Women ran through cities and towns that were actively involved in organizing the event – Chełm, Zamość, Nałęczów, Kraśnik, Szczebrzeszyn, Urzędów, and Stróża.
“As the host of the Lubelskie region, I am very pleased that the 3rd edition of Tour de Pologne Women was held right here on our territory,” said Jarosław Stawiarski, Marshal of the Lubelskie Voivodeship. “We were presented in 65 countries around the world – it’s the best form of promotion for our region. I hope that together with Czesław we will organize the Tour de Pologne Women for the fourth time. Women’s cycling is becoming more and more popular each year, and the sporting level of the race continues to grow.”
The conference was also an opportunity to thank all institutions and services responsible for ensuring safety and the smooth running of the race. Special gratitude was expressed to the fire brigade, police, municipal guards, and local authorities of the cities and municipalities through which the peloton passed.
“We met today in Lublin to summarize the 3rd edition of Tour de Pologne Women. All stages were held in the Lubelskie region, and for this reason we wanted to personally thank all local governments and services that helped us secure the race,” said Czesław Lang, General Director of Tour de Pologne Women. “The event would not have taken place without the involvement of Marshal Stawiarski, who served as the race’s patron. We are already planning next year and hope to continue our cooperation – so that the race can once again take place in the Roztocze area of the Lubelskie Voivodeship.”
This year’s edition confirmed the growing importance of Tour de Pologne Women on the world cycling map, as well as the region’s great potential as a host of top-level sporting events. This year, Italy’s Chiara Consonni from the Canyon//SRAM zondacrypto team won Poland’s most important women’s cycling event. The race was broadcast on TVP and Eurosport, reaching viewers in 65 countries.
In the upcoming season, the event will once again rise to a higher level – according to the International Cycling Union, the 4th Tour de Pologne Women will be held as a UCI ProSeries race, giving the event even greater prestige and attracting the best teams in the world.
