From May 14 to 17, the ORLEN Nations Grand Prix returns, featuring the most promising young talents of international cycling. Now in its seventh edition, this race reserved for the Under 23 category will see 25 national teams competing across four challenging stages.

The 2025 edition promises to be an interesting showcase for the future stars of cycling. An integral part of the UCI Nations Cup U23, the ORLEN Nations Grand Prix plays a crucial role in developing the professionals of tomorrow. The race will test endurance, strategy, and team spirit, traversing the varied landscapes of the Podkarpacie region in southeastern Poland. Emotions, twists, and surprising actions will be the order of the day.

Stage 1: Łańcut – Jasło (155.8 km) – May 14
The race begins with a 155.8 km stage from Łańcut to Jasło. Famous for its aristocratic castle, Łańcut will host the stage most suited to sprinters. Riders will battle it out on a stage offering a flying sprint (Special Prize) positioned in Błażowa, 31.7 km after the start, before the final sprint for the day's victory. The start is set for 13:00, with expected arrival in Jasło around 16:42.
Crossing the Sub-Carpathian countryside, the stage will traverse a territory steeped in history and culture. Jasło, a city reborn after the devastations of World War II, is now known for wine tourism, cultural vibrancy, and stunning views of the Carpathians.

Stage 2: Jarosław – Hotel Arłamów (143.3 km) – May 15
The second stage will take riders from Jarosław to Hotel Arłamów, with a route of 143.3 km and 2,219 meters of elevation gain. Designed for climbers, it could be decisive for the general classification. The start is set for 12:50, with expected arrival at 16:14.
A historic merchant city, Jarosław is famous for its underground warehouses and multicultural architecture. The uphill finish at Hotel Arłamów, at 590 m altitude, will be a crucial test for the victory contenders.

Stage 3: Ustrzyki Dolne – Hotel Arłamów (138.6 km) – May 16
The third stage starts from Ustrzyki Dolne, in the heart of the Bieszczady Mountains, for a route of 138.6 km with 2,566 meters of elevation gain. A technical and challenging route, with steep climbs and nervous descents. The start is scheduled for 14:00, with arrival at 17:18.
Ustrzyki Dolne is a paradise for nature and outdoor sports enthusiasts. Once again, the final climb to Hotel Arłamów will put the riders' legs to a hard test and could reshuffle the general classification.

The spectacle of the ORLEN Nations Grand Prix 2025 is about to begin with four days of quality youth cycling among breathtaking landscapes, epic climbs, and talents from around the world.