Cycling
Bermudian cyclist Conor White has completed the demanding 2025 Tour de la Manche, a gruelling five-day stage race across the Normandy region of northern France.
The final stage saw the riders tackle a significant 152.2-kilometre route between Donville-les-Bains and Granville. White, representing the Muc-Off-SRCT-Storck team, finished strongly, clocking a time of 3 hours, 42 minutes, and 17 seconds. The stage victory went to James Hartley, who completed the leg just 23 seconds ahead of White in 3 hours, 41 minutes, and 54 seconds.
Over the entire five-stage race, White demonstrated consistent effort and resilience. He finished in 36th place overall with a total time of 13 hours, 34 minutes, and 19 seconds. The overall winner of the 2025 Tour de la Manche was Léandre Huck, who was clocked at 13 hours, 32 minutes, and 7 seconds, placing White just 2 minutes and 12 seconds behind the champion after five tough days in the saddle.
White’s strong finish on the final stage of such a demanding race underscores his endurance and competitiveness on the European cycling circuit. His overall placing in the top forty provides valuable experience and a positive platform as he continues his season.
