Demi Vollering secured her second Women's Tour de France victory by dominating Sunday's final stage in Nice, finishing 1:18 ahead of Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney. The Dutch rider celebrated fiercely after crossing the line, demonstrating her mental strength by tapping her head. Niewiadoma-Phinney, the 2024 champion, struggled to close the gap despite starting eight seconds behind. Vollering attacked 800 meters from the summit, dropping her rival as she did in Saturday's stage to take the lead. Paula Blasi Cairol finished third, while Elisa Longo Borghini placed fourth, 4:29 behind Vollering. Marlen Reusser's crash on a climb cost her time. Two years prior, Vollering lost by just four seconds to Niewiadoma-Phinney on the final stage. This time, she executed a decisive move to extend her margin. The time bonus for winning Sunday's stage further solidified her advantage.

Vollering's victory marked a redemption from 2024, where she narrowly missed winning. Her ability to control the race, both tactically and mentally, proved decisive. Niewiadoma-Phinney, despite her experience, couldn't counter Vollering's aggressive tactics or the time bonus. The gap between the top contenders widened steadily, ensuring Vollering's comfortable win.

The race highlighted Vollering's consistency and tactical brilliance. Her performance in the final stages, combined with Niewiadoma-Phinney's inability to pressure her, sealed her second title. Blasi Cairol's third-place finish underscored the dominance of the top two riders. Longo Borghini's third overall position added depth to the competition, though she finished significantly behind the leaders.