Former South African road champion Sannara Grove left the Lloyds Tour of Britain Women on Friday after she was provisionally suspended by the International Testing Agency (ITA).The 32-year-old did not start stage three of the Women's WorldTour race after she was handed an adverse analytical finding (AAF) for Ipamorelin, a peptide, by the ITA.Grove, who won the South African National Championships road race last year, was racing the Tour for Smurfit Westrock, a British Continental squad. The test was taken during the Commonwealth Games, where she represented South Africa on the track.The statement from the ITA reads: "The ITA reports that a sample collected during an out-of-competition testing mission conducted by the Commonwealth Sport on 28 July 2026 from Sannara Grove, a rider from South Africa, has returned an AAF for ipamorelin. The test was carried out in the scope of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which took place in Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August 2026."Ipamorelin is prohibited under the 2026 WADA Prohibited List as S2. Peptide Hormones, Growth Factors, Related Substances and Mimetics. It is prohibited at all times (in- and out-of-competition) and is a non-specified substance. Ipamorelin is a synthetic peptide used to stimulate the bodys natural production of growth hormone."The rider has been informed of the case and, in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code and Article 6.2.1 of the UCI Regulations for Results Management, a mandatory provisional suspension has been imposed on the rider. The rider has the right to challenge the provisional suspension and ask for its lifting."Given that the case is underway, there will be no further comments made."Smurfit Westrock have been contacted for comment on the case. The stage that Grove did not start was won by Kim Le Court-Pienaar (AG Insurance-Soudal) atop the Great Orme on Friday, which moved the Mauritian champion into the race lead.

Jenno Berckmoes admitted he feared Alec Segaerts strength during their late breakaway at the Renewi Tour, but still found enough left to drop his fellow Belgian and deny Jasper Philipsen victory in Geraardsbergen. The Lotto Intermarch rider attacked inside the final kilometre of Stage 3 after spen...

This week's Reader's Rig comes from Sergey in Serbia, who shares the early '90s Giant Custom 1000 he recently picked up and has been slowly building into the ideal all-rounder for casual grab-and-go adventures. Get to know Sergey and see his bike here...The post Readers Rig: Sergeys 1991 Giant Custom 1000 appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Free-to-air highlights of the Vuelta a Espaa will be shown on 5 in the UK from Saturday, following on from the same practice at this year's Tour de France.This is the second Grand Tour to be shown on the terrestrial channel formerly known as Channel 5, as part of a deal signed until 2028. Produced by TNT Sports, and hosted by Rebecca Charlton, the first highlights will be shown at 7:30pm on Saturday 22 August, before they are regularly at 7pm each evening for the rest of the race. Fellow free-to-air channel ITV previously showed Vuelta a Espaa highlights, along with its live Tour coverage, but those rights were not continued. Live coverage in the UK will remain on TNT Sports and HBO Max, with contracts costing 30.99 a month, although it can be purchased for 25.99 a month on a 12-month contract.When the Tour highlights were announced, Charlton said: "Its an absolute dream to have the opportunity to bring the racing to life for all of the cycling fans out there as well as guiding some new viewers along for the ride. Well be bringing highlights of all of the action as well as telling the stories around the racing and I for one, cannot wait!"A post shared by Rebecca Charlton (@beccacharlton_insta)A photo posted by on TNT Sports will show every stage live, from start to finish, with the regular The Breakaway show alongside it, hosted by Orla Chennaoui, with Adam Blythe and Matt Stephens as pundits.In the UK, for the Tour, TNT Sports grew its television audience by +58% year-on-year in its first year of live exclusivity, according to Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD)."After a record-breaking Tour de France that reached and engaged more fans than ever across our platforms, we are proud to bring a monumental Grand Tour season to a fitting conclusion with complete live coverage of La Vuelta a Espaa followed by the UCI Road World Championships," Scott Young, at WBD EVP Sports Europe, said. "Covering every brutal climb in the battle for the red jersey in Spain, to every sprint in the race for the iconic rainbow jerseys in Montral, our passionate on-screen expertise, local storytelling and innovative streaming features on HBO Max will give fans across Europe the most comprehensive way to follow the riders, teams and defining moments as another landmark cycling season reaches its climax."The Vuelta begins on Saturday with a 9.4km individual time trial in Monaco, and ends on Sunday 13 September in Granada.

The 2026 Renewi Tour takes place from the 19th to 23rd of August, taking the riders through a five-day course packed with stages for the sprinters and classics specialists. Below you will find the overall and points classifications, updated on the daily after all stages. This live classifications h...

Nicolais new and monstrous R20 MGU AON Edition is unlike anything weve seen before. Made in collaboration with Gamux, the bike is a heavy-duty electric downhill mountain bike that isnt meant to make sense.The R20 MGU AON Edition is not meant to be rational, nor does it try to compromise, solve a problem or define a new category, Nicolai says. It is the focused execution of a very specific idea: What happens when you equip a proper downhill bike with an e-drive system so it can get back to the start of the next descent under its own power?"Nicolai and Swiss mountain bike manufacturer Gamux have been working together since 2024 while supporting the AON Racing Team, which includes former World Downhill Champion Reece Wilson and World Cup Enduro series winner Hattie Harnden.Ebikes are illegal in downhill racing but AON Racing has decided to work with Nicolai and Gamux to create this 14,999 electric mountain bike which the recreational rider can use for downhill, but also as their own personal uplift service.The R20 has the same suspension platform as the Gamux Sego DH bike, and its designed to be ridden on downhill tracks with brakes, 200mm suspension travel, wheels, and geometry to match modern downhill bikes. It then uses its motor and 12-speed gearbox to power you back to the top for another run.Electric motor and gearbox combined The Nicolai R20 combines the travel of a downhill bike with the power of an eMTB. Nicolai The bike uses the Pinion E1.12 MGU which combines an electric motor and gearbox together to offer a 600% gear ratio spread. The motor offers 85Nm torque with 600w peak power, and either an 800Wh battery or a whopping 1060Wh Fit Tubepack battery option.The bike has a Manitou Dorado inverted fork with 203mm travel in a limited edition silver colour, just like the AON team riders Reece Wilson and Hattie Harnden use.The rear suspension system is a single pivot design with a linkage activating the Manitou Mara Pro rear shock. It follows a high-pivot axle path with an idler running under the belt-drive to control the anti-squat.R20 Spec The silver Manitou Dorado fork is a limited edition replica of the fork used by the AON Racing team. Nicolai The R20 has carbon Reynolds Blacklabel 309/307 DH Expert wheels, a Manitou Jack dropper post, and Hayes Dominion brakes.It has a Protaper direct-mount stem with 45-50mm reach, unlike the negative reach stem used by Reece Wilson and the team on their DH race bikes.R20 Geometry Drive comes from a Pinion MGU via a Gates Carbon belt drive system. Nicolai The R20 has modern DH geometry with a 63.3-degree head angle, a 480mm reach (size L) and a 462mm rear centre.The DH geometry is combined with the steep seat angle of an enduro bike 78deg for traction when climbing in the saddle.Perhaps the closest comparison is the Orbea Rallon which does double duty as both the brands flagship enduro and DH bike (with a different shock shuttle and angle-adjusting headset fitted).The R20 uses a mixed-wheelsize setup with no option for a 29in rear wheel.Price and Availability The R20 is available now from Nicolai's website with the option for a massive 1060Wh battery. Nicolai The R20 is available on the Nicolai website now starting at 14,999, with various options available, most notably the huge 1060Wh battery for an extra 200.

Universal Colours officially launched its debut collection in the summer of 2020, after early development and conception began in 2018 by a small team within Sigma Sports. I was lucky enough to be one of the first to test the Universal Colours kit on an epic bikepacking jaunt around the North Coast 500 in Scotland. As a fledgling brand, the UC kit performed admirably, coping with the rigours of Scotland's notorious four seasons-in-one-day weather, and the infamous Bealach na B climb. The ultimate in testing...Right now at Sigma Sports, you can refresh your cycling kit with some great deals in the Universal Colours sale. Shop for jerseys, bib shorts, accessories and more in the Universal Colours clearance range. There are options for men and women in a selection of sizes, styles and colours.Shop the Universal Colours Summer Sale at Sigma Sports.I'm a big fan of the Universal range, and some of its first-ever pieces are still going strong and are a go-to in my cycling wardrobe. The Chroma Bib Shorts are some of the best I've used, comfortable and durable, and discounted by 15%.Along with the Spectrum Gilet, now updated and discounted in its second iteration, the iridescent colourway is a real eye-catcher in this versatile piece. Colour is a key feature in the UC range, and there are plenty of options to choose from.Below you'll find my choices and personal favourites, which I've tried and tested and can recommend thoroughly. I picked out a few items from the women's range, which again got the ultimate test on the NC500, vouched for by our female tester Christina, who joined us on the four days of hard riding.There is generally 15% off, but some gems with bigger reductions to be had, if the sizing suits. However, some are marked as limited stock, so I'd suggest that if you fancy trying the Universal Colours kit, then pull the trigger fast.Universal Colours Sale - Men's Deals Universal Colours Mono Short Sleeve Jersey Universal Colours Chroma Light Short Sleeve Jersey Universal Colours Mono Long Sleeve Jersey Universal Colours Spectrum Gilet 2.0 Universal Colours Mono Gilet 2.0 Universal Colours Chroma Bib Short Universal Colours Mono Cargo Bib Shorts Universal Colours Mono Bib Tight Universal Colours Mono Sleeveless Cycling Base Layer Riding in the Universal Colours Spectrum Gilet (Image credit: Cameron Prentice)Universal Colours Sale - Women's Deals Universal Colours Mono Rain Jacket Universal Colours Mono Women's Short Sleeve Jersey Universal Colours Chroma Women's Bib Short Universal Colours Mono Cargo Women's Bib Tight Universal Colours Mono Women's Gilet 2.0 Universal Colours Mono Women's Long Sleeve Jersey The highlighted Universal Colours deals are from the Sigma Sports Sale, but below you'll also find our handy price checker, which, if available, will find the best prices on Universal Colours clothing from other retailers, relevant to your currency and location.

The 2026 Deutschland Tour will be held from the 19th to the 23rd of August, colliding with the Vuelta a Espaa but putting to the forefront a set of stages for the sprinters and classics specialists. The German race has consistently been held at a high regard since its recent return, and this year p...

The race has had many names attached to it over the years, and currently it is sponsored by Renewi. The Renewi Tour takes place from the 19th to 23rd of August. 2005 was its first edition, and it was immediately won by American Bobby Julich. The race, right from its first year, had a major internati...

Keije Solen (Lotto-Groupe Wanty) won stage 2 of the Tour de lAvenir, making it two from two for his team, while Kasper Haugland took over the race lead.Solen won the sprint from a leading group in 2:18:00 from Thomas Capra and Alessio Delle Vedove, with Liam Van Bylen fourth and Davide Stella fifth. Haugland moves up one place to lead the general classification on the same time as stage 1 winner Niels Driesen and Lorenzo Mark Finn.Driesen holds the points classification on 25, level with Solen, who takes over the mountains lead on 25 points. Finn keeps the young rider jersey and Development Team Picnic PostNL stay top of the teams classification.Our RidersA costly day for the Irish contingent. Seth Dunwoody (Bahrain Victorious Development) did not finish and Liam OBrien (Lidl-Trek Future Racing) did not start, leaving two of the four who began the race.David Gaffney (Hagens Berman Jayco) came home 69th in the same time as the winner and climbs two places to 73rd overall, moving up to 39th in the young rider classification. Adam Rafferty was 133rd, also on the same time, and is 97th overall.IRLIrish Riders Stage 2Tour de lAvenir 2026 stage placing overall after stage 269David GAFFNEYHagens Berman Jayco 73rd overall 39th young riders.t.133Adam RAFFERTYHagens Berman Jayco 97th overalls.t.DNFSeth DUNWOODYBahrain Victorious DevelopmentDNSLiam OBRIENLidl Trek Future RacingStage 2 ResultStage 2 Result show all 146STGStage 2 ResultTour De L Avenir 2026 146 riders1Keije SOLENLotto Groupe Wanty2:18:002Thomas CAPRABahrain Victorious Development Teams.t.3Alessio DELLE VEDOVEXDS Astana Development Teams.t.4Liam VAN BYLENDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.5Davide STELLAUAE Team Emirates Gen Zs.t.6Riccardo LORELLOItalys.t.7Milkias MAEKELENetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.8Jos Juan PRIETOLidl Trek Future Racings.t.9Eaut URKAREGIUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.10Thom VAN DER WERFFDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.11Christiaan VAN REESDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.12Eike BEHRENSGermanys.t.13Nahom EFRIEMUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.14Davide DONATIRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.15Roger PARETAMovistar Team Academys.t.16Victor LOULERGUEGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.17Mirko BOZZOLAItalys.t.18Monty RIGBYCanadas.t.19Seppe VAN DEN BOERNorways.t.20Sebastian VESLUMTudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.21Tom LAMBERT WETZELFrances.t.22Kasper HAUGLANDDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.23Filipe DUARTECanadas.t.24Nathan CUSACKEF Education Aevolos.t.25Ashlin BARRYTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Developments.t.26Mats VANDEN EYNDELidl Trek Future Racings.t.27Aubin SPARFELDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.28Garrett BESHOREUnited Statess.t.29Lenaic LANGELLAFrances.t.30Diego CASAGRANDETudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.31Nicolo ARRIGHETTIItalys.t.32Soan RUESCHEGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.33Carson MATTERNCanadas.t.34Miguel ngel MARNEF Education Aevolos.t.35Paul FIETZKERed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.36Niels DRIESENLotto Groupe Wantys.t.37Ulrik BJUNENorways.t.38Marcin WODARSKIPolands.t.39Mykhailo BASARABAUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.40Johan BLANCGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.41Reef ROBERTSGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.42Szymon WINIEWSKIPolands.t.43Karl Emil KJELDSANDNorways.t.44Filip SURDYKPolands.t.45Oliver MTIKTudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.46Thophile VASSALDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.47Lennes JACOBSDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.48Jrgen SEKSENorways.t.49Patrick Boje FRYDKJRLidl Trek Future Racings.t.50Jack WARDLidl Trek Future Racings.t.51Alfredo BUENOEF Education Aevolos.t.52Matthew DODDNetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.53Valentin HOFERBahrain Victorious Development Teams.t.54Rmi ARSACDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.55Maxime VEZIEFrances.t.56Muhammad SYELHANIndonesias.t.57Yafiet MULUGETAUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.58Arkana Galih Hafizh SENAIndonesias.t.59Dimas Nur Fadhil RIZQIUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.60Giacomo SERANGELIHagens Berman Jaycos.t.61Vinnie MANIONHagens Berman Jaycos.t.62Dawid LEWANDOWSKIPolands.t.63Alessandro CATTANIItalys.t.64Jan Michal JACKOWIAKBahrain Victorious Development Teams.t.65Ben WIGGINSHagens Berman Jaycos.t.66Matthew PEACEDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.67Tommaso BOSIOItalys.t.68Tomos PATTINSONEF Education Aevolos.t.69David GAFFNEYHagens Berman Jaycos.t.70Blint FELDHOFFERBahrain Victorious Development Teams.t.71Timothe COUDIRE-CANTINFrances.t.72No MELOTTudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.73Paul-Felix PETRYGermanys.t.74Franciszek MATUSZEWSKIPolands.t.75Gabriel SEGUINCanadas.t.76Louis CHALEILDecathlon CMA CGM Development Teams.t.77Jan HUBERTudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.78Baptiste LECOQTudor Pro Cycling Team U23s.t.79Kasper BORREMANSBahrain Victorious Development Teams.t.80Davide FRIGONetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.81Elliot ROWETeam Visma | Lease a Bike Developments.t.82Rmi DAUMASGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.83Michiel MOURISRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.84Jurgen ZOMERMAANDDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.85Max HINDSNetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.86Matteo VANHUFFELDevelopment Team Picnic PostNLs.t.87Magnus CARSTENSENEF Education Aevolos.t.88Tars POELVOORDELotto Groupe Wantys.t.89Tommaso ANASTASIAItalys.t.90Georg Rydningen MARTINSENNorways.t.91Heimo FUGGERUAE Team Emirates Gen Zs.t.92Mansur BEISEMBAYXDS Astana Development Teams.t.93Tim GLOSSNERGermanys.t.94Noah SHELTONUnited Statess.t.95Beckam DRAKEUnited Statess.t.96Kai LOKEYUnited Statess.t.97Julian ABI MANYUIndonesias.t.98Fausto Valentin PENNAGermanys.t.99Kade KREIKEMEIERUnited Statess.t.100Mauro CUYLITSLotto Groupe Wantys.t.101Jasper SCHOOFSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Teams.t.102Henrique BRAVOSoudal Quick-Step Devo Teams.t.103Viktor SOENENSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Teams.t.104Ibai VILLATEMovistar Team Academys.t.105Juan Diego QUINTERONetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.106Gustave BLANCRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.107Vladislav BASHLYKOVXDS Astana Development Teams.t.108Duarte MARIVOETLotto Groupe Wantys.t.109Szymon ILSKIPolands.t.110Simone ZANINIXDS Astana Development Teams.t.111Mattia NEGRENTEXDS Astana Development Teams.t.112Enea SAMBINELLOUAE Team Emirates Gen Zs.t.113Nicolas MILESINetcompany INEOS Racing Academys.t.114Daniele FORLINMovistar Team Academys.t.115Muhammad AFLAHIndonesias.t.116Mauro BRENNERGermanys.t.117Jermaine ZEMKEGermanys.t.118Gavin SHERRYEF Education Aevolos.t.119Noah Lindholm MLLER ANDERSENRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.120Mateo RAMREZUAE Team Emirates Gen Zs.t.121Jose Said CISNEROSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Teams.t.122Javier CUBILLASMovistar Team Academys.t.123Sebastin CASTROMovistar Team Academys.t.124Samuel COUTURECanadas.t.125Neriah MEUNIER SOWUCI WCC Mens Teams.t.126Wil HOLMESHagens Berman Jaycos.t.127Ugo FABRIESUAE Team Emirates Gen Zs.t.128Hkon Eiksund KSNESNorways.t.129Adam SMITHCanadas.t.130Louka LESUEURFrances.t.131Esteban FOUCHERGroupama-FDJ United CTs.t.132Lorenzo Mark FINNRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookiess.t.133Adam RAFFERTYHagens Berman Jaycos.t.134Matteo SCALCOXDS Astana Development Teams.t.135Mattia PROIETTI GAGLIARDONIMovistar Team Academys.t.136Sven Aleksander MERNIKTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Developments.t.137Matj PITKTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Developments.t.138Arthur BLAISEFrance2:11139Matisse VAN KERCKHOVETeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:11DNFMarcis SHELTONUnited StatesDNFFederico SAVINOSoudal Quick-Step Devo TeamDNFSeth DUNWOODYBahrain Victorious Development TeamDNFAndrea BESSEGALidl Trek Future RacingDNSMathias DE KEERSMAEKERLotto Groupe WantyDNSDaan DIJKMANUAE Team Emirates Gen ZDNSLiam OBRIENLidl Trek Future RacingClassifications After Stage 2General Classification show all 139GCGeneral ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 139 riders1 (1)Kasper HauglandDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team5:37:432 (1)Niels DriesenLotto Groupe Wanty0:003Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies0:004Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo0:295 (2)Bylen Liam VanDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team0:366der Werff Thom vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL0:367 (2)Davide DonatiRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies0:368 (3)DiegoTudor Pro Cycling Team U23 CasagrandeGroupama-FDJ United CT0:369 (1)VictorGroupama-FDJ United CT LoulergueTudor Pro Cycling Team U230:3610 (3)Matthew DoddNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy0:3611 (6)Jurgen ZomermaandDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL0:3612 (4)Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL0:3613 (4)Viktor SoenensSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team0:3614Kade KreikemeierUnited States0:3615 (7)Simone ZaniniXDS Astana Development Team0:3616 (1)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy0:3617 (5)Matteo ScalcoXDS Astana Development Team0:3618 (1)Riccardo LorelloItaly1:4419 (1)MauroLotto Groupe Wanty CuylitsHagens Berman Jayco1:4420 (2)BenHagens Berman Jayco WigginsLotto Groupe Wanty1:4421 (1)Gustave BlancRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:4422 (1)Ugo FabriesUAE Team Emirates Gen Z1:4423 (1)Keije SolenLotto Groupe Wanty1:5624 (4)Vedove Alessio DelleXDS Astana Development Team1:5625 (1)Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing1:5626 (1)Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1:5627 (4)Eike BehrensGermany1:5628 (12)Mirko BozzolaItaly1:5629Lenaic LangellaFrance1:5630 (7)Reef RobertsGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5631 (2)Paul FietzkeRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:5632 (5)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5633 (8)Oliver MtikTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:5634 (18)Wetzel Tom LambertFrance1:5635 (23)Eynde Mats VandenLidl Trek Future Racing1:5636 (5)Karl Emil KjeldsandNorway1:5637 (1)Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team1:5638 (16)Lennes JacobsDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:5639 (1)Tommaso BosioItaly1:5640 (9)Yafiet MulugetaUCI WCC Mens Team1:5641 (3)Tomos PattinsonEF Education Aevolo1:5642 (11)Alessandro CattaniItaly1:5643 (8)Elliot RoweTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development1:5644 (4)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance1:5645 (2)Baptiste LecoqTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:5646 (3)Max HindsNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1:5647 (10)Paul-Felix PetryGermany1:5648 (11)No MelotTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:5649 (11)Rmi DaumasGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5650 (5)Georg Rydningen MartinsenNorway1:5651 (21)Andersen Noah Lindholm MllerRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:5652 (2)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team1:5653 (14)Jermaine ZemkeGermany1:5654 (9)Nicolas MilesiNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1:5655 (7)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team1:5656 (22)Esteban FoucherGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5657 (11)Louka LesueurFrance1:5658 (2)Javier CubillasMovistar Team Academy1:5659 (2)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z1:5660 (9)Matj PitkTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development1:5661 (3)Davide FrigoNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy2:4262 (3)Nathan CusackEF Education Aevolo2:5963 (7)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:5964 (9)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team2:5965 (3)Rmi ArsacDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team2:5966Dawid LewandowskiPoland2:5967Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team2:5968 (6)Jan HuberTudor Pro Cycling Team U232:5969 (3)Michiel MourisRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies2:5970 (1)Enea SambinelloUAE Team Emirates Gen Z2:5971Sven Aleksander MernikTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:5972 (4)Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team3:1173 (2)David GaffneyHagens Berman Jayco3:1174 (3)Mattia NegrenteXDS Astana Development Team3:1175 (11)Thomas CapraBahrain Victorious Development Team3:2176 (13)Milkias MaekeleNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy3:2177 (11)Rees Christiaan vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL3:2178 (2)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT3:2179 (1)Jack WardLidl Trek Future Racing3:2180 (10)Maxime VezieFrance3:2181 (1)Blint FeldhofferBahrain Victorious Development Team3:2182 (1)Franciszek MatuszewskiPoland3:2183 (4)Tim GlonerGermany3:2184 (7)Duarte MarivoetLotto Groupe Wanty3:2185 (6)Wil HolmesHagens Berman Jayco3:2186 (1)Hkon Eiksund ksnesNorway3:2187 (3)Gagliardoni Mattia ProiettiMovistar Team Academy3:2188 (25)Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development4:0789 (3)Monty RigbyCanada4:1090 (3)Ulrik BjuneNorway4:1091 (3)Nicolo ArrighettiItaly5:0192 (11)Arthur BlaiseFrance5:3293 (2)Den Boer Seppe VanTudor Pro Cycling Team U235:4194 (2)Matthew PeaceDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5:5495 (3)Tars PoelvoordeLotto Groupe Wanty6:5296 (3)Thophile VassalDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team8:3297 (3)Adam RaffertyHagens Berman Jayco9:3098 (3)Garrett BeshoreUnited States10:1099 (3)Beckam DrakeUnited States10:30100 (3)Mansur BeisembayXDS Astana Development Team10:52101 (3)Magnus CarstensenEF Education Aevolo11:05102 (4)Filip SurdykPoland11:40103 (2)Jose Said CisnerosSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team11:40104 (3)Fausto Valentin PennaGermany12:12105 (25)Jos Juan PrietoUCI WCC Mens Team14:26106 (3)Mykhailo BasarabaUCI WCC Mens Team14:26107 (12)Carson MatternCanada14:26108 (9)Marcin WodarskiPoland14:26109 (25)Filipe DuarteCanada14:26110Valentin HoferBahrain Victorious Development Team14:26111 (14)Szymon WiniewskiPoland14:26112 (10)Patrick Boje FrydkjrLidl Trek Future Racing14:26113Giacomo SerangeliHagens Berman Jayco14:26114 (18)Jrgen SekseNorway14:26115 (7)Louis ChaleilDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team14:26116 (11)Dimas Nur Fadhil RizqiUCI WCC Mens Team14:26117 (19)Alfredo BuenoEF Education Aevolo14:26118 (10)Vinnie ManionHagens Berman Jayco14:26119 (2)Gabriel SeguinCanada14:26120 (8)Heimo FuggerUAE Team Emirates Gen Z14:26121 (3)Tommaso AnastasiaItaly14:26122 (6)Kai LokeyUnited States14:26123 (8)Ibai VillateMovistar Team Academy14:26124 (5)Noah SheltonUnited States14:26125 (14)Daniele ForlinMovistar Team Academy14:26126 (6)Vladislav BashlykovXDS Astana Development Team14:26127 (13)Sebastin CastroMovistar Team Academy14:26128 (3)Szymon IlskiPoland14:26129 (6)Gavin SherryEF Education Aevolo14:26130 (4)Samuel CoutureCanada14:26131 (6)Mauro BrennerGermany14:26132 (3)Sow Neriah MeunierUCI WCC Mens Team14:26133Adam SmithCanada14:26134 (4)Sebastian VeslumNorway14:40135 (5)Davide StellaUAE Team Emirates Gen Z16:59136 (7)Muhammad SyelhanIndonesia24:11137 (9)Arkana Galih Hafizh SenaIndonesia28:45138 (7)Manyu Julian AbiIndonesia28:45139 (5)Muhammad AflahIndonesia28:45Points Classification show all 34PTSPoints ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 34 riders1Niels DriesenLotto Groupe Wanty25 pts2Keije SolenLotto Groupe Wanty25 pts3 (8)Bylen Liam VanDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team23 pts4 (2)Dawid LewandowskiPoland22 pts5 (3)Davide DonatiRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies22 pts6 (3)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT20 pts7 (3)Kasper HauglandDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team20 pts8Thomas CapraBahrain Victorious Development Team20 pts9 (4)MatthewNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy DoddUnited States18 pts10 (4)KadeUnited States KreikemeierNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy17 pts11 (4)Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies16 pts12 (2)der Werff Thom vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL16 pts13Vedove Alessio DelleXDS Astana Development Team16 pts14 (5)Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo14 pts15Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT12 pts16Davide StellaUAE Team Emirates Gen Z12 pts17Riccardo LorelloItaly10 pts18Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance10 pts19Milkias MaekeleNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9 pts20 (8)Simone ZaniniXDS Astana Development Team8 pts21Ben WigginsHagens Berman Jayco8 pts22Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing8 pts23 (10)Viktor SoenensSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team7 pts24Jos Juan PrietoUCI WCC Mens Team7 pts25 (11)Diego CasagrandeTudor Pro Cycling Team U236 pts26Magnus CarstensenEF Education Aevolo6 pts27 (12)Victor LoulergueGroupama-FDJ United CT5 pts28Rees Christiaan vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5 pts29 (13)Matteo ScalcoXDS Astana Development Team4 pts30Eike BehrensGermany4 pts31 (14)Nicolo ArrighettiItaly4 pts32Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team3 pts33 (15)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1 pt34Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1 ptKOMMountains ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 15 riders1Keije SolenLotto Groupe Wanty25 pts2Thomas CapraBahrain Victorious Development Team20 pts3Vedove Alessio DelleXDS Astana Development Team16 pts4Bylen Liam VanDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team14 pts5Davide StellaUAE Team Emirates Gen Z12 pts6Riccardo LorelloItaly10 pts7Milkias MaekeleNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9 pts8Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing8 pts9Jos Juan PrietoUCI WCC Mens Team7 pts10der Werff Thom vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL6 pts11Rees Christiaan vanDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5 pts12Eike BehrensGermany4 pts13Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team3 pts14Davide DonatiRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies2 pts15Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1 ptYoung Rider Classification show all 75YTHYoung Rider ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 75 riders1Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies5:37:432Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo0:293 (2)Jurgen ZomermaandDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL0:364Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL0:365 (2)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy0:366Gustave BlancRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:447 (1)Keije SolenLotto Groupe Wanty1:568 (2)Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing1:569 (2)Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1:5610 (3)Reef RobertsGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5611 (2)Paul FietzkeRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:5612 (4)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5613 (4)Oliver MtikTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:5614 (13)Eynde Mats VandenLidl Trek Future Racing1:5615Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team1:5616 (8)Lennes JacobsDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:5617Tommaso BosioItaly1:5618 (4)Elliot RoweTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development1:5619 (2)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance1:5620Baptiste LecoqTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:5621 (2)Max HindsNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1:5622 (4)Paul-Felix PetryGermany1:5623 (5)Rmi DaumasGroupama-FDJ United CT1:5624 (12)Andersen Noah Lindholm MllerRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:5625 (3)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team1:5626 (4)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team1:5627 (2)Javier CubillasMovistar Team Academy1:5628 (1)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z1:5629 (6)Matj PitkTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development1:5630 (2)Davide FrigoNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy2:4231 (5)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:5932 (7)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team2:5933Dawid LewandowskiPoland2:5934Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team2:5935 (3)Michiel MourisRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies2:5936 (1)Enea SambinelloUAE Team Emirates Gen Z2:5937Sven Aleksander MernikTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:5938 (3)Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team3:1139 (1)David GaffneyHagens Berman Jayco3:1140 (3)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT3:2141 (7)Maxime VezieFrance3:2142 (2)Franciszek MatuszewskiPoland3:2143 (4)Tim GlonerGermany3:2144 (2)Wil HolmesHagens Berman Jayco3:2145 (1)Hkon Eiksund ksnesNorway3:2146 (1)Gagliardoni Mattia ProiettiMovistar Team Academy3:2147 (16)Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development4:0748 (1)Monty RigbyCanada4:1049 (1)Matthew PeaceDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5:5450 (2)Thophile VassalDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team8:3251 (2)Garrett BeshoreUnited States10:1052 (2)Beckam DrakeUnited States10:3053 (2)Mansur BeisembayXDS Astana Development Team10:5254 (2)Magnus CarstensenEF Education Aevolo11:0555 (2)Jose Said CisnerosSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team11:4056 (10)Marcin WodarskiPoland14:2657 (18)Filipe DuarteCanada14:2658 (1)Valentin HoferBahrain Victorious Development Team14:2659 (3)Giacomo SerangeliHagens Berman Jayco14:2660 (2)Louis ChaleilDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team14:2661 (9)Dimas Nur Fadhil RizqiUCI WCC Mens Team14:2662 (9)Vinnie ManionHagens Berman Jayco14:2663 (5)Gabriel SeguinCanada14:2664 (3)Heimo FuggerUAE Team Emirates Gen Z14:2665 (2)Tommaso AnastasiaItaly14:2666 (1)Kai LokeyUnited States14:2667 (3)Ibai VillateMovistar Team Academy14:2668 (4)Noah SheltonUnited States14:2669 (9)Daniele ForlinMovistar Team Academy14:2670 (7)Sebastin CastroMovistar Team Academy14:2671 (2)Szymon IlskiPoland14:2672 (2)Adam SmithCanada14:2673 (4)Davide StellaUAE Team Emirates Gen Z16:5974 (5)Arkana Galih Hafizh SenaIndonesia28:4575 (3)Manyu Julian AbiIndonesia28:45TEAMTeams ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 25 riders1Development Team Picnic PostNL16:54:572Red Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies0:323XDS Astana Development Team1:204Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy1:205Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team1:476Lotto Groupe Wanty1:527 (2)Groupama-FDJ United CT2:408Tudor Pro Cycling Team U232:409 (2)Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team2:4010EF Education Aevolo3:3611Italy3:4812Lidl Trek Future Racing4:0013 (1)Germany4:0014 (1)France4:0015Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development4:0016UAE Team Emirates Gen Z4:5117Movistar Team Academy5:2518Norway5:2519Hagens Berman Jayco6:2820Bahrain Victorious Development Team6:2821United States10:5422Poland16:1223UCI WCC Mens Team17:4524Canada31:1425Indonesia1:19:53