The2026 Vuelta a Espaawill be the third and final Grand Tour of the men's calendar and will take place from the 22nd of August to the 13th of September. Starting in Monaco, the World Tour peloton will travel through the eastern and southern half of Spain for a mountain-packed edition. We take a l...

If it were up to my wife, I would leave on every ride lit up like the proverbial Christmas tree. Neon jersey, reflective everything, all the lights - and perhaps a small rotating beacon strapped to my helmet for good measure.I dont blame her. A few years ago I was T-boned by a car driver because he "hadnt seen me." Never mind that I had a green traffic light, was in the designated bicycle infrastructure, and had my bike lights flashing even though the sun wouldnt set for another hour. After some days on the hospital trauma ward, I went home with a long list of injuries. It took nearly a year to recover, and frankly, Ive never been quite right again. It wasnt the first time a driver had taken me out either, and experiences like these change the way you ride. You become more protective of your space on the road and wary of other road users. It also changes for the people who love you. You may be the one leaving to go for a ride, but your loved ones are left behind fearing you wont come home. No matter how careful you are. Before we continue, let me get one thing very, very clear: I do not believe cyclists should have to dress like flashing hazard signs to earn the right to use the road. No amount of neon colours or lights can compensate for a driver who isnt looking, whos on their phone, driving impaired or making reckless decisions. Yet, I am also not willing to stop road cycling altogether. So if there are things I can do to make myself more seen, be proactive and aware of the road users around me, Im interested. At the same time, I also want my gear to perform, be comfortable, look good, and generally be unobtrusive to my cycling experience. If I dont feel good in it or it requires some cumbersome mounting or charging process, I know myself well enough to admit that I probably wont use it consistently. And safety equipment left at home is no use to anyone.The following is by no means an exhaustive list; theyre just a few items that have become personal staples in helping me feel a little more seen without sacrificing performance or style. Brightly coloured jersey I actually want to wear(Image credit: Anne-Marije Rook)If visibility is the goal, clothing seems like the most logical place to start. It is already on your body, requires no batteries and covers one of the largest visible surfaces on any cyclist aside from the bike itself.The difficulty is finding something bright that doesnt scream, I bought this in a desperate hope that a driver texting OMW or scrolling TikTok wont run me over.Castellis Espresso collection is my happy compromise.I first tested the original Espresso kit in 2024, and it immediately felt like a different side of Castelli. Made for riding rather than racing, the Espresso range is softer, more forgiving in its sizing and light on the graphics. In short, it feels and looks good with a range of solid colours well beyond the standard black, navy and dark green palette that has dominated apparel for the past decade.The Espresso 2 W Long Sleeve Jersey in purple has become a genuine favourite. Its a summer-weight long-sleeve jersey in a purple thats bright enough to stand out without feeling like Barney on two wheels. The fit is flattering without being aggressively race-tight, and the Air_O stretch fabric is soft, breathable and comfortable for all-day adventures in the saddle. Castelli has refined the fit for this second generation, with a shorter front (less zipper bunching), a collar that sits slightly lower, and the rear pockets are more structured to reduce sagging. Raw-cut sleeve endings keep things smooth and comfortable, while three rear pockets and a fourth zippered valuables pocket supply the expected practicalities.The Espresso 2 W Long Sleeve Jersey in purple has become a genuine favourite. Its a summer-weight long-sleeve jersey in a purple thats bright enough to stand out without feeling like Barney on two wheels. View DealThe Espresso 2 W Long Sleeve Jersey in purple is my go-to. Stylish, comfortable, visible and now, on sale! View DealFor the warmest days (of which weve all had plenty this summer), I also like the short-sleeved Espresso 2 W Jersey in Giro pink. A girlier departure from my usual wardrobe but visible! View DealESPRESSO 2 W JERSEY: was 135 now 101 at Castelli-Cycling.comPink done well! Cheerful, highly visible and unmistakably 'cycling' without being fluorescent.View DealSizing remains worth discussing with Castelli. For a brand thats known for its snugger-fitting size charts, the Espresso line is much more forgiving. In fact, you may even need to size down, so consult the size chart before purchasing. Weather protection aside, the long sleeves are a visibility bonus. More sleeve means more colour, and therefore more of me for a driver to see. For the warmest days (of which weve all had plenty this summer), I also like the short-sleeved Espresso 2 W Jersey in Giro pink. It is a girlier departure from my usual style, but the colour is done well: it's cheerful, highly visible and unmistakably 'cycling' without being fluorescent.Are these safety jerseys? No. They are performance jerseys that happen to come in colours less likely to blend into the background. I am not wearing them as penance for riding a bicycle on public roads. I wear them because they are comfortable, stylish and genuinely good. The fact that purple and pink are more noticeable than black is simply a very welcome advantage.Look put lights in its pedalsand I wish it were a standard feature on all pedals(Image credit: Look)I have been a career-long Speedplay user on the road. Pedal preferences are deeply personal, and after enough years, clipping into a particular system becomes so instinctive that changing feels a little like deciding to write with the other hand. But then Look put lights in its pedals. I saw Redshift do it first with its ArcLight commuter platform and was genuinely excited to see Look integrate lights into a performance clipless platform: the Keo Blade Ceramic Vision.It's one of those ideas that's so obvious in hindsight. A traditional rear light sits in a fixed position. Your feet, meanwhile, are constantly moving. Two red lights tracing the pedalling motion immediately signal that the object ahead is not a mailbox or a traffic cone but a human being riding a bicycle.Look calls this use of recognisable human movement "biomotion," and claims that the dual moving lights make a cyclist 5.5 times more visible than a standard seatpost light. It can also be seen from up to a kilometre away. Anecdotally, I do get comments on them quite frequently, which means they are indeed being noticed. Keo Blade Ceramic Vision: $325High-end road pedals that are 5.5 times more visible than a seatpost light? It's a win-win. View DealKeo Blade Ceramic Vision: 199Look's high-end road pedals, now with an integrated but removable light. View DealKeo Blade Vision Upgrade Kit: $79Already using Look Keo pedals? Look offers the lights as a retrofit kit, which is neat.View DealKeo Blade Vision Upgrade Kit: 53Already using Look Keo pedals? Look offers the lights as a retrofit kit, which is neat.View DealThe lights can be clipped on and off the road pedal easily without having to take your pedals off the bike. They offer four steady or flashing modes, 180 degrees of visibility and a claimed battery life of up to 40 hours. And the lights add a mere 20 grams to a set of pedals compared to the non-lighted version. Importantly, Look has integrated them into a proper high-performance pedal.The Keo Blade Ceramic Vision has a carbon body, ceramic bearings and a broad contact area. And if you already use compatible Keo Blade V4 pedals, Look offers the lights as a retrofit kit, which is neat.For me, the visibility element was enough to convince me to not only switch over from Speedplay, at least part of the time, but to learn how to clip in on a single-sided pedal as well.Now I'm just waiting for someone to make an SPD-compatible light-up gravel pedal...Lights, lights and more light(Image credit: Geoff Waugh)We test all sorts of bike lights at Cycling Weekly, including some powerful enough to turn night into day. But the ones I use day in, day out are less dramatic. Their greatest feature is not extraordinary output or clever software. It is that they are so unobtrusive that they're always on my bike. Knog Plus rear lightI've had this tiny Knog Plus light for years. It's about the size of a pack of Wrigley's gum, weighs a mere 18 grams and can be charged by sticking it directly into a USB port. With a 20-lumen output, I treat it as a supplementary rear light. Paired with the Look light-up pedals, a more powerful light or as a backup, it's always there in case I go through a tunnel, it's rainy or just to have another flashy light on my bike or person. (Image credit: Anne-Marije Rook)The Plus light clips onto a jersey pocket, bag or the supplied magnetic bike mount, so it can follow me between bikes without demanding another permanent bracket.The light offers five modes, a claimed runtime of up to 40 hours and enough water resistance to have survived seven winters in the Pacific Northwest. The cleverest feature is its integrated USB-A plug. Pull the light from its mount and plug the whole thing directly into a USB port. No cables needed. Plus Rear Light: $21.99I've had this tiny Knog Plus light for years. It's about the size of a pack of Wrigley's gum, weighs a mere 18 grams and can be charged by sticking it directly into a USB port. View DealPlus Rear Light: was 19.16 now 16.48The Plus light clips onto a jersey pocket, bag or the supplied magnetic bike mount, so it can follow me between bikes without demanding another permanent bracket.View DealMagicshine HORI 900SNow that most new bikes come with a semi- or fully integrated cockpit, I like to keep the handlebar clutter at a minimum. I've long been using a GoPro attachment on the bottom of an out-front computer mount to attach various lights, but this compact light negates the need for even that. The dual-mount Magicshine HORI 900S clips directly into an out-front computer mount either sandwiched between the mount and your head unit or on the bottom side of the mount. It doesn't require a separate mount, it keeps my bars clear and my bar bag accessible should I choose to use one. And, with a mount on either side of the light unit, you can continue using your action cameras.(Image credit: Anne-Marije Rook)The 900-lumen output is bright enough to do more than flash politely during the day, while the cut-off beam is designed to put light on the road rather than into the eyes of oncoming riders and drivers. It also has a separate daytime running light, and a claimed runtime of up to 40 hours.At 107 grams, this isnt the smallest light, nor would it be my first choice for off-road riding at night. But for road riding, commuting and the inevitable occasion when a daytime ride runs later than planned, it strikes a good balance.Mostly, I like that it requires very little thought. Mount it beneath the computer, charge it occasionally and switch it on. If you're taking the bike, you're taking the light. Hori 900S: $59.99 at MagicShineThe dual-mount Magicshine HORI 900 clips directly into an out-front computer mount either sandwiched between the mount and your head unit or on the bottom side of the mount. It doesn't require a separate mount, it keeps my bars clear and my bar bag accessible should I choose to use one. And, with a mount on either side of the light unit, you can continue using your action cameras.View DealHori 900S: was 49.99 now 34.99This compact light clips directly into an out-front computer mount - no straps, no separate mount. And, with a mount on either side of the light unit, you can continue using your action cameras.View DealLive tracking features(Image credit: Anne-Marije Rook)One safety feature I use without fail, and without even thinking about it, is Garmin LiveTrack. The moment I hit start on my Edge cycling computer, my pre-selected contact (in my case, my wife) receives an email with a tracking link. The link opens a browser-based map, so your designated worrier does not need a Garmin account or app to follow along. On compatible Edge units, they can even send messages that pop up on the screen. My wife no longer needs to ask where I am, although she may still ask why my two-hour ride is taking four.Wahoo Live Track provides much the same peace of mind across its ELEMNT bike computers. Once enabled in the companion app, it creates a link you can share with family or friends. Like Garmin, Wahoo also offers auto-sharing, removing one more thing to remember as you get ready to ride.Edge 540: was $349.99 now $328.99One safety feature I use without fail, and without even thinking about it, is Garmin LiveTrack. The moment I hit start on my Edge cycling computer, my pre-selected contact (in my case, my wife) receives an email with a tracking link. View DealEdge 540: was 309.99 now 252.47An excellent cycling head unit compatible with Garmin's LiveTrack feature. Loved ones get a link and can send you messages that pop up on the screen. View DealHammerhead has live tracking on the Karoo as well. Enable it on the computer and the Karoo Companion App can automatically share a unique link showing the units live location. It is a more straightforward implementation than Garmins broader collection of LiveTrack, incident-detection and group-riding features, but it covers the essential requirement: allowing someone at home to see where you are.You do not necessarily need a bike computer, either. Strava Beacon can share your live location with up to three safety contacts when recording through the Strava phone app. Beacon is free when used directly in the app, while using it through certain connected devices may require a Strava subscription. Apples Find My and Google Maps offer less cycling-specific alternatives, but they still provide the most important piece of information: where you are.There is one substantial asterisk attached to nearly all these features: connectivity. Lose mobile coverage and the dot may stop moving until the connection returns. For genuinely remote rides, I rely on my Garmin inReach to communicate and share my whereabouts. It can share tracking information, exchange messages and summon assistance beyond cellular coverage. It does, however, add another device, another subscription and another battery to manage.Oakley Meta Vanguard: for when things get hairy(Image credit: Anne-Marije Rook)Now for the controversial one.I have already argued that the Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses would be better without Meta and its always-on AI assistant. I have privacy concerns. And yet, I keep reaching for them when I ride on the road.Underneath all the technology is a very good pair of sports sunglasses. Oakleys Prizm lenses offer the contrast and road definition I expect from the brand. I also love the speakers built into the arms as they are surprisingly clear and automatically adjust to wind noise. The glasses can also pair with a Garmin, supply workout information and respond to voice commands.Frankly, much of that is clever technology I could live without. Its the camera (and the open-ear speakers if Im being truly honest) that keep bringing me back.Positioned between the eyes, the 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera records up to 3K video from my point of view. If I see something worth capturing, I can take a photo or begin recording using a quick physical control or voice command if I can't remove my hands from the bars.That is fun when the thing in front of me is a beautiful view, a friend getting shreddy or an animal beside the trail. It feels rather more consequential when the thing in front of me is an angry driver.Meta Vanguard: $499Frankly, much of Meta's clever AI technology I could live without. Its the camera (and the open-ear speakers if Im being truly honest) that keep bringing me back.View DealMeta Vanguard: 499Oakley quality lenses paired with a boatload of tech, including open-ear speakers and an excellent POV camera. View DealThe easily accessible camera gives me an odd sense of reassurance in traffic. If an interaction starts getting hairy, I know I may be able to capture it almost immediately. There is comfort in the idea that, if things go sideways, some record could exist beyond my recollection of the event.I know this reassurance has limits. A camera will not prevent a driver from hitting me. It cannot de-escalate a confrontation or guarantee that a license plate will be legible. Depending on what happens, I may not have time to activate it at all. Still, it makes me feel slightly more protected when the post-collision questioning tips borders on victim blaming: What were you doing? What were you wearing? Of course, a conventional action camera can provide the same evidence without being connected to Metas ecosystem. Some can even record continuously, removing the need to anticipate an incident. But since I already have these sunglasses, its what I use - even if recommending them comes with a significant asterisk. Perhaps that is the point of this whole exercise. None of these products offers perfect protection or an entirely compromise-free experience. They are simply the things I am willing to wear, charge and use because each makes riding on the road feel marginally less vulnerable.My wife would still prefer the Christmas tree or traffic cone look.

Matthew Brennan sprinted to his second victory of the 2026 Vuelta a Espana on stage 5, completing another successful day for Team Visma | Lease a Bike. The British rider was perfectly positioned by Christophe Laporte before the final corner and produced an explosive acceleration that none of his riv...

The2026 Vuelta a Espaawill be the third and final Grand Tour of the men's calendar and will take place from the 22nd of August to the 13th of September. Starting in Monaco, the World Tour peloton will travel through the eastern and southern half of Spain for a mountain-packed edition. Below, you...

Stage 5 of the 2026 Vuelta a Espaa was a day for the sprinters but one where surprises could happen with a hilly finale. But by the time the riders reached Roquetes, it was Team Visma | Lease a Bike's Matthew Brennan who flew into his second stage win of the race. The stage featured a relatively d...

As always, the MADE Show never fails to bring us some of the most beautiful bikes, the weirdest bits, and some pretty random sights.Look, I love the bicycle in all of its forms. But I love the people in this industry even more; they are some of the best people I know. MADE is simply a celebration of that love. And that love is so evident when walking through the Zidell Yards. (Photos / Ron Frazelle)The work and craftsmanship in this show prove that the love for the beauty and simplicity of the bicycle is alive and well.There is always so much to see at MADE, but it seemed like this year had more than ever. Some of that beauty has already been published here, here, and here. Oh, and then theres this amazing thing!I thought that it was a good time for a piece about some of the weird, the wild, and the wonderful.So, without further ado, lets get started. Penny Farthing w/ Gears or a Free Wheel?Our guess is that this Penny Farthing is sporting a freewheel. Whats your guess? Let us know in the comments.Obligatory Tall Bike Yup, its not a true bike show without a random shot of a tall bike. Daves Unrideable BikeIf you can ride it in a figure eight, you could win yourself a $100 gift card to River City Bicycles. Anyone whos ever ridden one of these knows that is a tall order (the handlebar turns the front wheel in the opposite direction). Probably why we didnt see many people attempting to ride itBike Trailer SaunaIts been hot lately, and a sauna is the last thing Id want right now. But later, in the Fall, when it cools down, you could pull this into the woods, and blammo, you can release the inner toxins and get your sweat on. Bike-pulled sauna rolling into the showBig Bike for SaleThis bike was sitting at the entrance to MADE and had a for sale sign on it. It was really big. Zach for scale (All out of bananas)Drink Holder HandlebarWhat would you put in there? Perfect size for a rigid coozie?The Annual MADE Bike Ride to Chris KingI actually think this is a beautiful thing to witness. MADEs Director of Show, Billy Sinkford, always orchestrates this ride. I think its one of his favorite things to make happen while at the show. This year, there were over 100 cyclists on the ride. I know this made Billy happy, and thats wonderful. This isnt all of the ridersDogs are AllowedThere are always really cool dogs that attend the MADE show. I dont know why I didnt think about it earlier, but I shoulda done a gallery of the Dogs of MADE. Maybe next time. Anywho. I only took one photo of a dog. This one was happy as a clam, just hangin out in the handlebar bag all the time. Celebrating Anna SchwinnIt was wonderful seeing Anna being Anna. Thats all Im going to say about that. Anna with the Paul Crw. Annas feet were also everywhere. Originally created as a scanned and 3D printed full-size model for displaying Wow What Studios Socks, became shrunken foot valve caps.More Dune BuggiesCadex and PAUL should have had a dune buggy/bike race.Cheap Psychiatric HelpThis was thoughtful of River City Bicycles, and its only five cents! So wonderful, and what a deal! The Dr. is in! Amazing Black Sheep Oddity MADE Show Bike is Certainly WonderfulJust look at these lines, and the attention to detail in the finish. Its the handlebars for meMon Bikes KlunkerAnother fantastic build, this time in Klunker form from Mon Bikes. We apparently missed the knife hidden in the steerer, but just look at that stem!Brl Bikes Wild BuildsWhile were on the subject of wild bikes, Brl bikes had this entertaining DH cruiser. Most people (including us) thought it was some kind of jump seat for a friend, but Julian showed us that its meant as a rearward seat for the pilot so you can put your feet on the rear pegs and hands on the bars for an aggressive, streamlined position for all out speed runs. The story behind the linkage shifter is that Julian accidentally ended up with an Alfine Di2 hub. Instead of sending it back, he figured out a way to make it work with a linkage style shifter, because, why not?Julian also had this interesting track bike on display with a wild reverse curve fork. Hardtails Built for ComplianceThis bike has been making the rounds again, and for good reason its a pretty unique take on an aggressive hardtail. Built as an experiment by MarinoBike out of Peru for So Low Bikes 2.5 years ago, the goal was to see if you could build in more compliance with a radically different hardtail design. Combined with a los step frame, the NFZ twin down tube design allows for an extra firm elastomer from a suspension seat post to be placed between the two tubes. Joel estimates that it may deliver somewhere around 1/4 of travel (he says it feels pretty stiff, and doesnt notice much flex), and is meant for riding steep trails rather than big jumps. The frame also has a super low bottom bracket and is meant to be used only with 150mm cranks. More KnivesThis Rodriguez also had a knife hidden away, ironically just behind the spork logo. The frame also had wild externally rifled tubing!Fish Bottle CagesBottle cages made from actual fish cutouts are pretty wild. The new Lunker cages from PDW will give your bike some whimsy, and theres a matching bottle as wellI Brought a Brompton to MADE!I usually drive up to Oregon to attend MADE. But it adds so much extra time to my trip, and wear and tear on the Jeep, that I opted to fly this year. Zach and I were staying at a hotel that was too close to the venue to drive.He was bringing the foldable Tern that he has reviewed, so he suggested that I try get a Brompton in to review, as it would be easier to ride to the show together everyday. Yeah, that worked out. I was impressed with how quickly the Bromton folded into a suitcase, and how effortless it was to fly with it. Look for the full review in the next few weeks.And, the Ride to DinnerThe last night in Portland, Zach and I rode our bikes over the river to get to a brewery for dinner. That night, the weather was perfect, and the sky was beautiful. You know, the stuff you notice when riding. Well, I hope you enjoyed looking through this collection of super random photos. There will be more coverage coming soon. Made.Bike

Matthew Brennan (Team Visma-Lease a Bike) won stage 5 of the Vuelta a Espaa in Roquetes on Wednesday 26 August, his second victory of the race, on a day when Darren Rafferty climbed 56 places on general classification.Brennan took the 173.3km stage from Falset in 3:47:02, beating Jordi Meeus and Vincenzo Albanese in the sprint after a leadout from Ben Tulett, Wout van Aert and Christophe Laporte. Alessandro Romele was fourth and Axel Laurance fifth.Three weeks after his 21st birthday, Brennan becomes the youngest rider to take multiple stage wins at the Vuelta since Tadej Pogaars three in 2019. He moves to second in the points classification on 60, wearing the jersey with Pogaar leading it on 82.Pogaar keeps the red jersey on the eve of the mountain stage to Castell, 3:21 ahead of Primo Rogli and 3:32 ahead of Enric Mas, with the top of the general classification unchanged. He also leads the mountains classification on 23, worn by Lorenzo Fortunato. Oscar Onley holds the young rider jersey and UAE Team Emirates-XRG the teams classification. Ethan Hayter was named most combative.Irish RidersDarren Rafferty (EF Education-EasyPost) was the big mover of the day, finishing 92nd at 38 seconds and climbing 56 places to 106th overall. He is also up 21 places to 35th in the young rider classification. Eddie Dunbar (Pinarello Q36.5) came home 86th in the main bunch and moves up three to 35th overall at 15:33.IRLIrish Riders Stage 5Wed 26 August 2026 Falset Roquetes 173.3km86Eddie DUNBARPinarello Q36.5 35th overall, +15:33s.t.92Darren RAFFERTYEF Education EasyPost 106th overall 35th young rider+0:38Stage 5 ResultStage 5 Result show all 183STGStage 5 ResultVuelta A Espana 2026 26 August 2026 Falset. Costa Daurada Roquetes. 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INEOSs.t.51Enric MASMovistar Teams.t.52Primo ROGLIRed Bull BORA hansgrohes.t.53Felix GALLDecathlon CMA CGM Teams.t.54Richard CARAPAZEF Education EasyPosts.t.55Jakob OMRZELBahrain Victoriouss.t.56Jay VINEUAE Team Emirates XRGs.t.57Pablo TORRESUAE Team Emirates XRGs.t.58Luke TUCKWELLRed Bull BORA hansgrohes.t.59Embret SVESTAD-BRDSENGNetcompany INEOSs.t.60Rudy PORTERTeam Jayco AlUlas.t.61Sepp KUSSTeam Visma | Lease a Bikes.t.62Mattias SKJELMOSELidl Treks.t.63Larry WARBASSETudor Pro Cycling Teams.t.64Will BARTATudor Pro Cycling Teams.t.65Patrick KONRADLidl Treks.t.66Jarno WIDARLotto Intermarchs.t.67Jan HIRTNSN Cycling Teams.t.68Marco BRENNERTudor Pro Cycling Teams.t.69Cristin RODRGUEZXDS Astana Teams.t.70Lo BISIAUXDecathlon CMA CGM Teams.t.71Filippo ZANASoudal Quick-Steps.t.72Juan Felipe RODRIGUEZEF Education EasyPosts.t.73Matthew RICCITELLODecathlon CMA CGM Teams.t.74Mikel LANDASoudal Quick-Steps.t.75Urko BERRADEEquipo Kern Pharmas.t.76Finn FISHER-BLACKRed Bull BORA hansgrohes.t.77Xabier Mikel AZPARRENPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Teams.t.78Stefan KNGTudor Pro Cycling Teams.t.79Carlos RODRGUEZNetcompany INEOSs.t.80Thomas GLOAGPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Teams.t.81Santiago BUITRAGOBahrain Victoriouss.t.82Jrgen NORDHAGENTeam Visma | Lease a Bikes.t.83Pavel SIVAKOVUAE Team Emirates XRGs.t.84Nick SCHULTZNSN Cycling Teams.t.85Fredrik DVERSNES LAVIKUno-X Mobilitys.t.86Eddie DUNBARPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Teams.t.87Pau MARTNSN Cycling Teams.t.88Fabio VAN DEN BOSSCHESoudal Quick-Steps.t.89Orluis AULARMovistar Teams.t.90Emanuel BUCHMANNCofidis0:2991Mattia GAFFURITeam Picnic PostNL0:2992Darren RAFFERTYEF Education EasyPost0:3893Lennard KMNALidl Trek0:4394Mauri VANSEVENANTSoudal Quick-Step0:4395Alexey LUTSENKONSN Cycling Team0:5196Louis ROULANDCofidis1:1197Sylvain MONIQUETCofidis1:2098Valentin PARET-PEINTRESoudal Quick-Step1:2599Ivn ROMEOMovistar Team1:49100Steffen DE SCHUYTENEERLotto Intermarch4:00101Jordan LABROSSEDecathlon CMA CGM Team4:00102Roman ERMAKOVBahrain Victorious4:00103Lindsay DE VYLDERAlpecin Premier Tech4:00104Hannes WILKSCHTudor Pro Cycling Team4:00105Jos Luis FAURABurgos Burpellet BH4:00106Matev GOVEKARBahrain Victorious4:00107Mario APARICIOBurgos Burpellet BH4:00108Rmy ROCHASGroupama FDJ United4:00109Reuben THOMPSONLotto Intermarch4:00110Gal GLIVARAlpecin Premier Tech4:00111Georg STEINHAUSEREF Education EasyPost4:00112Roland THALMANNTudor Pro Cycling Team4:00113Paul OURSELINCofidis4:00114Magnus CORTUno-X Mobility4:00115Martin TJTTAUno-X Mobility4:00116Ral GARCA PIERNAMovistar Team4:00117George BENNETTNSN Cycling Team4:00118Yevgeniy FEDOROVXDS Astana Team4:00119Steven KRUIJSWIJKTeam Visma | Lease a Bike5:12120Timo DE JONGTeam Picnic PostNL5:12121Bruno ARMIRAILTeam Visma | Lease a Bike5:12122Walter CALZONIPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team5:12123Simon DALBYUno-X Mobility5:12124David DE LA CRUZPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team5:12125Frederik WANDAHLRed Bull BORA hansgrohe5:12126Csar MACASBurgos Burpellet BH5:34127Hamish MCKENZIETeam Jayco AlUla8:35128Moritz KRETSCHYNSN Cycling Team8:35129Iigo ELOSEGUIEquipo Kern Pharma8:35130Floris VAN TRICHTNSN Cycling Team8:35131Marc BRUSTENGAEquipo Kern Pharma8:35132Jess HERRADABurgos Burpellet BH8:35133Chris HAMILTONTeam Picnic PostNL8:35134Michael GOGLAlpecin Premier Tech8:35135Francesco BUSATTOAlpecin Premier Tech8:35136Ivn Ramiro SOSAEquipo Kern Pharma8:35137Hugo HOULEAlpecin Premier Tech8:35138Lars CRAPSLotto Intermarch8:35139Timo ROOSENTeam Picnic PostNL8:35140Olivier LE GACGroupama FDJ United8:35141Paul DOUBLETeam Jayco AlUla8:35142Oliver PEACETeam Picnic PostNL8:35143Markel BELOKIEF Education EasyPost8:35144Kevin VERMAERKEUAE Team Emirates XRG8:35145Lorenzo FORTUNATOXDS Astana Team8:35146Jorge ARCASMovistar Team8:35147Joo ALMEIDAUAE Team Emirates XRG8:35148Darren VAN BEKKUMXDS Astana Team8:35149Juan Guillermo MARTINEZTeam Picnic PostNL8:35150Alastair MACKELLAREF Education EasyPost8:35151Jacopo MOSCALidl Trek10:39152Mats WENZELEquipo Kern Pharma10:39153Sinuh FERNNDEZBurgos Burpellet BH10:39154Oscar CHAMBERLAINDecathlon CMA CGM Team10:39155Asbjrn HELLEMOSETeam Jayco AlUla10:46156Mads PEDERSENLidl Trek10:46157Gianni VERMEERSCHRed Bull BORA hansgrohe10:46158Sergio SAMITIERCofidis10:46159Alexis RENARDCofidis10:46160Lucas HAMILTONNetcompany INEOS10:46161Mathijs PAASSCHENSBahrain Victorious10:46162Sander DE PESTELDecathlon CMA CGM Team10:46163James SHAWEF Education EasyPost10:46164Jack HAIGNetcompany INEOS10:46165Jasha STTERLINTeam Jayco AlUla10:46166Callum THORNLEYRed Bull BORA hansgrohe10:46167Gianni MOSCONRed Bull BORA hansgrohe10:46168Mathias SUNEKR NORSGAARDLidl Trek10:46169Jos Manuel DAZBurgos Burpellet BH10:46170Ethan HAYTERSoudal Quick-Step10:46171Ben TURNERNetcompany INEOS10:46172Andreas KRONUno-X Mobility10:46173Joshua TARLINGNetcompany INEOS10:46174Kaden GROVESAlpecin Premier Tech10:46175Sente SENTJENSAlpecin Premier Tech10:46176Arthur KLUCKERSTudor Pro Cycling Team10:46177Diego URIARTEEquipo Kern Pharma10:46178Pablo CASTRILLOMovistar Team10:46179Domen NOVAKUAE Team Emirates XRG10:46180Ivo OLIVEIRAUAE Team Emirates XRG10:46DNFRoel VAN SINTMAARTENSDIJKLotto IntermarchDNSCian UIJTDEBROEKSMovistar TeamClassifications After Stage 5General Classification show all 180GCGeneral ClassificationVuelta A Espana 2026 26 August 2026 Falset. Costa Daurada Roquetes. Terres de lEbre 173.3 km 180 riders1 (-)Tadej PogaarUAE Team Emirates XRG11:26:012 (-)Primo RogliRed Bull BORA hansgrohe3:213 (-)Enric MasMovistar Team3:324 (-)Sepp KussTeam Visma | Lease a Bike3:445 (-)Oscar OnleyNetcompany INEOS3:456 (-)Richard CarapazEF Education EasyPost3:507 (-)Felix GallDecathlon CMA CGM Team3:578 (-)Mattias SkjelmoseLidl Trek4:069 (-)Jarno WidarLotto Intermarch4:0610 (-)Jay VineUAE Team Emirates XRG4:1111 (-)Gregor MhlbergerDecathlon CMA CGM Team4:3412 (-)Ramses DebruyneAlpecin Premier Tech4:4413 (-)Pablo TorresUAE Team Emirates XRG5:2714 (-)Harold TejadaXDS Astana Team5:3015 (-)Marco BrennerTudor Pro Cycling Team6:0216 (-)Clment BerthetGroupama FDJ United7:3217 (-)Ibon RuizEquipo Kern Pharma8:3718 (-)Lo BisiauxDecathlon CMA CGM Team8:4419 (-)Ben TulettTeam Visma | Lease a Bike8:4420 (-)Jakob OmrzelBahrain Victorious9:1721 (-)Guillaume MartinGroupama FDJ United9:2522 (-)Jrgen NordhagenTeam Visma | Lease a Bike9:2623 (-)Jan HirtNSN Cycling Team9:4724 (-)Cristin RodrguezXDS Astana Team9:5125 (-)Finlay PickeringTeam Jayco AlUla9:5426 (-)Embret Svestad-BrdsengNetcompany INEOS10:5227 (-)Mikel LandaSoudal Quick-Step11:3128 (-)Matthew RiccitelloDecathlon CMA CGM Team12:0929 (-)Juan Felipe RodriguezEF Education EasyPost12:4930 (-)Tobias Halland JohannessenUno-X Mobility13:4331 (-)Urko BerradeEquipo Kern Pharma14:2032 (-)Will BartaTudor Pro Cycling Team14:4133 (-)Pavel SivakovUAE Team Emirates XRG15:0034 (3)Thomas GloagPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team15:1735 (3)Eddie DunbarPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team15:3336 (3)Emanuel BuchmannCofidis16:3037 (7)Filippo ZanaSoudal Quick-Step18:2138 (7)Pello BilbaoBahrain Victorious18:5739 (4)Mario AparicioBurgos Burpellet BH19:0540 (6)Attila ValterBahrain Victorious19:1041 (5)George BennettNSN Cycling Team19:1342 (5)Luke TuckwellRed Bull BORA hansgrohe19:3543 (2)Roland ThalmannTudor Pro Cycling Team20:3844 (2)Pierna Ral GarcaMovistar Team21:1945 (2)Bruno ArmirailTeam Visma | Lease a Bike23:1846 (5)Stefan KngTudor Pro Cycling Team23:1947 (6)Orluis AularMovistar Team23:2848 (6)Finn Fisher-BlackRed Bull BORA hansgrohe23:3049 (6)Axel LauranceNetcompany INEOS23:3150 (6)Carlos RodrguezNetcompany INEOS23:3251 (6)Bastien TronchonGroupama FDJ United23:3652 (9)Carlos CanalMovistar Team23:4253 (9)Santiago BuitragoBahrain Victorious23:4354 (9)Pau MiquelBahrain Victorious23:4655 (9)Victor LangellottiXDS Astana Team23:4956 (9)Enzo PaleniGroupama FDJ United23:5057 (10)David GonzlezPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team23:5258 (10)Hugo HofstetterNSN Cycling Team23:5359 (10)Gijs LeemreizeTeam Picnic PostNL23:5360 (10)Milan VaderPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team23:5461 (11)Lavik Fredrik DversnesUno-X Mobility23:5762 (12)Vito BraetLotto Intermarch24:0063 (12)Alessandro CoviTeam Jayco AlUla24:0464 (13)Valentin MadouasGroupama FDJ United24:0865 (13)Clment AllenoBurgos Burpellet BH24:0966 (15)Rudy PorterTeam Jayco AlUla24:1467 (16)Gianmarco GarofoliSoudal Quick-Step24:1768 (16)Alberto DaineseSoudal Quick-Step24:1869 (17)Rudy MolardGroupama FDJ United24:2270 (17)Boven Luca VanLotto Intermarch24:2571 (31)Lorenzo FortunatoXDS Astana Team24:3672 (17)Alessandro RomeleXDS Astana Team24:3873 (17)Larry WarbasseTudor Pro Cycling Team24:3874 (17)Julien BernardLidl Trek24:4475 (21)Matthew BrennanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike24:5176 (19)Aert Wout vanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike24:5677 (16)Henri-Franois Renard-HaquinTeam Picnic PostNL24:5778 (16)Henok MulubrhanXDS Astana Team24:5779 (18)Lorenzo RotaLotto Intermarch25:0380 (18)Vincenzo AlbaneseEF Education EasyPost25:0581 (7)Mauri VansevenantSoudal Quick-Step25:1682 (18)Christophe LaporteTeam Visma | Lease a Bike25:1983 (19)Fabian WeissTudor Pro Cycling Team25:1984 (20)den Bossche Fabio VanSoudal Quick-Step25:2385 (21)Thibau NysLidl Trek25:2886 (26)Ivn RomeoMovistar Team25:3087 (26)Bryan CoquardCofidis25:4988 (54)Jack HaigNetcompany INEOS25:5089 (30)Rasmus TillerUno-X Mobility25:5690 (30)Callum ScotsonDecathlon CMA CGM Team25:5791 (31)Xabier Mikel AzparrenPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team26:0492 (31)Marcel CamprubPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team26:0493 (1)Sylvain MoniquetCofidis26:0694 (16)Mattia GaffuriTeam Picnic PostNL26:0895 (31)Pau MartNSN Cycling Team26:0896 (36)Nick SchultzNSN Cycling Team26:3097 (37)Andreas LeknessundUno-X Mobility26:3298 (20)Lennard KmnaLidl Trek26:3999 (50)Jordi MeeusRed Bull BORA hansgrohe27:15100 (51)Koen BouwmanTeam Jayco AlUla27:22101 (52)Patrick KonradLidl Trek27:24102 (50)Jordan LabrosseDecathlon CMA CGM Team27:28103 (41)Louis RoulandCofidis28:09104 (25)Rmy RochasGroupama FDJ United28:10105 (55)Simon DalbyUno-X Mobility28:13106 (56)Darren RaffertyEF Education EasyPost28:28107 (2)Jos Luis FauraBurgos Burpellet BH29:26108 (26)la Cruz David dePinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team29:27109 (24)Walter CalzoniPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team29:32110 (1)Yevgeniy FedorovXDS Astana Team29:40111 (1)Hannes WilkschTudor Pro Cycling Team29:45112 (2)Gal GlivarAlpecin Premier Tech29:49113 (2)Paul OurselinCofidis29:52114 (53)Valentin Paret-PeintreSoudal Quick-Step29:59115 (15)Roman ErmakovBahrain Victorious30:25116 (21)Reuben ThompsonLotto Intermarch30:43117 (69)James ShawEF Education EasyPost30:47118 (27)Georg SteinhauserEF Education EasyPost31:05119 (70)Ivn Ramiro SosaEquipo Kern Pharma31:07120 (1)Jong Timo deTeam Picnic PostNL31:15121 (36)Matev GovekarBahrain Victorious31:35122 (11)Frederik WandahlRed Bull BORA hansgrohe31:43123 (40)Schuyteneer Steffen DeLotto Intermarch32:02124 (65)Joo AlmeidaUAE Team Emirates XRG32:16125 (15)Csar MacasBurgos Burpellet BH32:22126 (53)Francesco BusattoAlpecin Premier Tech32:34127 (51)Paul DoubleTeam Jayco AlUla32:41128 (27)Steven KruijswijkTeam Visma | Lease a Bike32:45129 (40)Vylder Lindsay DeAlpecin Premier Tech32:47130 (50)Lars CrapsLotto Intermarch32:48131 (39)Martin TjttaUno-X Mobility33:13132 (40)Magnus CortUno-X Mobility33:21133 (26)Tricht Floris VanNSN Cycling Team34:05134 (26)Michael GoglAlpecin Premier Tech34:06135 (26)Markel BelokiEF Education EasyPost34:11136 (78)Mads PedersenLidl Trek34:22137 (20)Kevin VermaerkeUAE Team Emirates XRG34:29138 (67)Ethan HayterSoudal Quick-Step34:34139 (73)Andreas KronUno-X Mobility34:37140 (36)Alexey LutsenkoNSN Cycling Team34:42141 (16)Moritz KretschyNSN Cycling Team34:43142 (14)Juan Guillermo MartinezTeam Picnic PostNL34:49143 (14)Iigo EloseguiEquipo Kern Pharma34:55144 (9)Jorge ArcasMovistar Team35:14145 (2)Jess HerradaBurgos Burpellet BH35:45146 (6)Gac Olivier LeGroupama FDJ United35:59147 (48)Gianni VermeerschRed Bull BORA hansgrohe36:01148 (47)Pestel Sander DeDecathlon CMA CGM Team36:05149 (46)Pablo CastrilloMovistar Team36:06150 (6)Timo RoosenTeam Picnic PostNL36:09151 (8)Alastair MacKellarEF Education EasyPost36:20152 (36)Jos Manuel DazBurgos Burpellet BH36:39153 (11)Hugo HouleAlpecin Premier Tech36:49154 (27)Jacopo MoscaLidl Trek36:50155 (31)Sergio SamitierCofidis36:52156 (25)Norsgaard Mathias SunekrLidl Trek37:16157 (11)Marc BrustengaEquipo Kern Pharma37:20158 (20)Mats WenzelEquipo Kern Pharma37:23159 (20)Oscar ChamberlainDecathlon CMA CGM Team37:24160 (24)Joshua TarlingNetcompany INEOS37:26161 (20)Ivo OliveiraUAE Team Emirates XRG37:36162 (20)Alexis RenardCofidis37:39163 (20)Ben TurnerNetcompany INEOS37:43164 (18)Lucas HamiltonNetcompany INEOS37:54165 (17)Kaden GrovesAlpecin Premier Tech38:04166 (12)Asbjrn HellemoseTeam Jayco AlUla38:14167 (14)Ivn CoboEquipo Kern Pharma38:27168 (7)Sinuh FernndezBurgos Burpellet BH38:29169 (9)Mathijs PaasschensBahrain Victorious38:34170 (5)Jasha StterlinTeam Jayco AlUla39:06171 (5)Callum ThornleyRed Bull BORA hansgrohe39:13172 (1)Diego UriarteEquipo Kern Pharma40:00173 (-)Gianni MosconRed Bull BORA hansgrohe41:28174 (-)Arthur KluckersTudor Pro Cycling Team42:11175 (2)Oliver PeaceTeam Picnic PostNL42:59176 (2)Bekkum Darren vanXDS Astana Team43:10177 (2)Domen NovakUAE Team Emirates XRG43:19178 (1)Chris HamiltonTeam Picnic PostNL43:31179 (1)Hamish McKenzieTeam Jayco AlUla45:39180 (2)Sente SentjensAlpecin Premier Tech54:04Points Classification show all 47PTSPoints ClassificationVuelta A Espana 2026 26 August 2026 Falset. Costa Daurada Roquetes. Terres de lEbre 173.3 km 47 riders1 (-)Tadej PogaarUAE Team Emirates XRG82 pts2 (1)Matthew BrennanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike60 pts3 (1)Ethan HayterSoudal Quick-Step57 pts4 (4)Christophe LaporteTeam Visma | Lease a Bike52 pts5 (1)Aert Wout vanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike49 pts6 (1)Pau MiquelBahrain Victorious31 pts7 (15)Axel LauranceNetcompany INEOS28 pts8 (4)Lo BisiauxDecathlon CMA CGM Team25 pts9Jordi MeeusRed Bull BORA hansgrohe25 pts10 (3)Joshua TarlingNetcompany INEOS25 pts11 (21)Alessandro RomeleXDS Astana Team24 pts12 (3)Oscar OnleyNetcompany INEOS22 pts13Vincenzo AlbaneseEF Education EasyPost22 pts14 (4)Gregor MhlbergerDecathlon CMA CGM Team21 pts15 (4)Ramses DebruyneAlpecin Premier Tech21 pts16 (1)Hugo HofstetterNSN Cycling Team21 pts17 (5)Finn Fisher-BlackRed Bull BORA hansgrohe20 pts18 (5)Mads PedersenLidl Trek20 pts19 (5)Jarno WidarLotto Intermarch17 pts20 (4)Bryan CoquardCofidis17 pts21 (4)Felix GallDecathlon CMA CGM Team15 pts22 (4)Tobias Halland JohannessenUno-X Mobility15 pts23Bruno ArmirailTeam Visma | Lease a Bike15 pts24 (10)Vito BraetLotto Intermarch15 pts25 (6)Embret Svestad-BrdsengNetcompany INEOS13 pts26Alberto DaineseSoudal Quick-Step13 pts27 (7)Callum ThornleyRed Bull BORA hansgrohe13 pts28 (8)David GonzlezPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team12 pts29 (8)Sepp KussTeam Visma | Lease a Bike11 pts30 (7)Enric MasMovistar Team10 pts31Asbjrn HellemoseTeam Jayco AlUla10 pts32 (8)Primo RogliRed Bull BORA hansgrohe9 pts33 (8)Oscar ChamberlainDecathlon CMA CGM Team9 pts34 (8)Richard CarapazEF Education EasyPost8 pts35 (8)Jay VineUAE Team Emirates XRG8 pts36 (8)Mattias SkjelmoseLidl Trek7 pts37 (7)Ben TulettTeam Visma | Lease a Bike6 pts38 (7)Arthur KluckersTudor Pro Cycling Team6 pts39Bastien TronchonGroupama FDJ United5 pts40 (7)Stefan KngTudor Pro Cycling Team4 pts41 (6)Harold TejadaXDS Astana Team3 pts42Rasmus TillerUno-X Mobility3 pts43 (6)Pablo TorresUAE Team Emirates XRG2 pts44Henok MulubrhanXDS Astana Team2 pts45 (7)Ivo OliveiraUAE Team Emirates XRG2 pts46 (7)Marco BrennerTudor Pro Cycling Team1 ptNR (962)Orluis AularMovistar TeamKOMMountains ClassificationVuelta A Espana 2026 26 August 2026 Falset. Costa Daurada Roquetes. Terres de lEbre 173.3 km 19 riders1 (-)Tadej PogaarUAE Team Emirates XRG23 pts2 (-)Lorenzo FortunatoXDS Astana Team10 pts3 (-)Koen BouwmanTeam Jayco AlUla6 pts4 (-)Sepp KussTeam Visma | Lease a Bike6 pts5 (-)Richard CarapazEF Education EasyPost6 pts6 (-)Paul DoubleTeam Jayco AlUla6 pts7 (-)Felix GallDecathlon CMA CGM Team5 pts8 (-)Enric MasMovistar Team4 pts9 (-)Oscar OnleyNetcompany INEOS4 pts10 (-)Embret Svestad-BrdsengNetcompany INEOS4 pts11 (-)Ivn Ramiro SosaEquipo Kern Pharma4 pts12 (-)Diego UriarteEquipo Kern Pharma4 pts13Pavel SivakovUAE Team Emirates XRG3 pts14Harold TejadaXDS Astana Team2 pts15 (2)Pablo CastrilloMovistar Team2 pts16Jay VineUAE Team Emirates XRG1 pt17 (3)Ben TulettTeam Visma | Lease a Bike1 pt18 (3)Ethan HayterSoudal Quick-Step1 pt19 (3)Sinuh FernndezBurgos Burpellet BH1 ptYoung Rider Classification show all 63YTHYoung Rider ClassificationVuelta A Espana 2026 26 August 2026 Falset. Costa Daurada Roquetes. Terres de lEbre 173.3 km 63 riders1 (-)Oscar OnleyNetcompany INEOS11:29:462 (-)Jarno WidarLotto Intermarch0:213 (-)Ramses DebruyneAlpecin Premier Tech0:594 (-)Pablo TorresUAE Team Emirates XRG1:425 (-)Marco BrennerTudor Pro Cycling Team2:176 (-)Lo BisiauxDecathlon CMA CGM Team4:597 (-)Ben TulettTeam Visma | Lease a Bike4:598 (-)Jakob OmrzelBahrain Victorious5:329 (-)Jrgen NordhagenTeam Visma | Lease a Bike5:4110 (-)Finlay PickeringTeam Jayco AlUla6:0911 (-)Embret Svestad-BrdsengNetcompany INEOS7:0712 (-)Matthew RiccitelloDecathlon CMA CGM Team8:2413 (-)Juan Felipe RodriguezEF Education EasyPost9:0414 (-)Thomas GloagPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team11:3215 (1)Luke TuckwellRed Bull BORA hansgrohe15:5016 (1)Pierna Ral GarcaMovistar Team17:3417 (2)Finn Fisher-BlackRed Bull BORA hansgrohe19:4518 (2)Axel LauranceNetcompany INEOS19:4619 (2)Carlos RodrguezNetcompany INEOS19:4720 (2)Bastien TronchonGroupama FDJ United19:5121 (3)Carlos CanalMovistar Team19:5722 (3)Enzo PaleniGroupama FDJ United20:0523 (5)Gianmarco GarofoliSoudal Quick-Step20:3224 (6)Alessandro RomeleXDS Astana Team20:5325 (7)Matthew BrennanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike21:0626 (5)Henri-Franois Renard-HaquinTeam Picnic PostNL21:1227 (6)Fabian WeissTudor Pro Cycling Team21:3428 (7)Thibau NysLidl Trek21:4329 (6)Ivn RomeoMovistar Team21:4530 (10)Marcel CamprubPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team22:1931 (11)Pau MartNSN Cycling Team22:2332 (14)Jordan LabrosseDecathlon CMA CGM Team23:4333 (18)Louis RoulandCofidis24:2434 (17)Simon DalbyUno-X Mobility24:2835 (21)Darren RaffertyEF Education EasyPost24:4336 (7)Walter CalzoniPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team25:4737 (1)Hannes WilkschTudor Pro Cycling Team26:0038 (1)Gal GlivarAlpecin Premier Tech26:0439 (20)Valentin Paret-PeintreSoudal Quick-Step26:1440 (4)Roman ErmakovBahrain Victorious26:4041 (6)Reuben ThompsonLotto Intermarch26:5842 (10)Georg SteinhauserEF Education EasyPost27:2043 (2)Frederik WandahlRed Bull BORA hansgrohe27:5844 (13)Schuyteneer Steffen DeLotto Intermarch28:1745 (5)Csar MacasBurgos Burpellet BH28:3746 (20)Francesco BusattoAlpecin Premier Tech28:4947 (20)Lars CrapsLotto Intermarch29:0348 (12)Martin TjttaUno-X Mobility29:2849 (13)Tricht Floris VanNSN Cycling Team30:2050 (13)Markel BelokiEF Education EasyPost30:2651 (10)Moritz KretschyNSN Cycling Team30:5852 (9)Juan Guillermo MartinezTeam Picnic PostNL31:0453 (19)Pablo CastrilloMovistar Team32:2154 (1)Alastair MacKellarEF Education EasyPost32:3555 (7)Mats WenzelEquipo Kern Pharma33:3856 (7)Oscar ChamberlainDecathlon CMA CGM Team33:3957 (11)Joshua TarlingNetcompany INEOS33:4158 (-)Callum ThornleyRed Bull BORA hansgrohe35:2859 (2)Diego UriarteEquipo Kern Pharma36:1560 (2)Oliver PeaceTeam Picnic PostNL39:1461 (2)Bekkum Darren vanXDS Astana Team39:2562 (2)Hamish McKenzieTeam Jayco AlUla41:5463 (2)Sente SentjensAlpecin Premier Tech50:19Stage 5 PhotosPhotography by Unipublic / Cxcling Creative Agency / Naike Erenozaga26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - James Matthew BRENNAN (TEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Oscar ONLEY (NETCOMPANY INEOS CYCLING TEAM)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Oscar ONLEY (NETCOMPANY INEOS CYCLING TEAM)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Ethan Edward HAYTER (SOUDAL QUICK-STEP)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Tadej POGACAR (UAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Fredrik DVERSNES (UNO-X MOBILITY)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - Walter CALZONI (PINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM), Fredrik DVERSNES (UNO-X MOBILITY), Stefan KNG (TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM), Mattia GAFFURI (TEAM PICNIC POSTNL), Diego URIARTE BELZUNEGI (EQUIPO KERN PHARMA)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km)26/08/2026 - La Vuelta 2026 - Stage 5 - Falset. Costa Daurada > Roquetes. Terres de lEbre (173,4 Km) - James Matthew BRENNAN (TEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE)27 photosThe post Results & Photos: Stage 5 La Vuelta 2026 appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

Three verified GoFundMe campaigns have been launched to support the families of the Milligan University cyclists killed or injured when a car driver struck the team during a training ride last week.Sophomores Haylan Engdahl and Brayden Rogers were killed in the 19 August collision; seven other students were injured and taken to hospital.Two of the fundraisers will help Engdahls and Rogers families cover funeral and memorial expenses. The third will help the injured cyclists and their families with medical bills, recovery costs and other urgent needs.The three campaigns had collectively raised more than $72,000 at the time of publication.Haylan Engdahl, 19, was a graduate of Christian Life High School in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The fundraiser remembers him as smart, funny and kind, with a deep passion for mountain biking, cyclocross and criterium racing. "Never without a smile, Haylan had a presence that was impossible not to notice," the campaign reads.The Support Haylan Engdahls Family campaign was organised to help Engdahls mother, father and brother with funeral expenses, memorial costs and time to grieve.Similarly, the Funeral Support for Brayden Rogers campaign aims to "ease some of the financial burden during this incredibly painful time."Rogers was a graduate of Buckhorn High School in New Market, Alabama. He was 19."This heartbreaking loss has left Braydens family, friends and community grieving and trying to process an unimaginable tragedy, the campaign reads.A third fundraiser, Support Milligan University Cyclists, was organised for the seven injured riders and their families, some of whom remain in hospital. "Donations will help offset medical expenses, recovery costs, and other urgent needs as these students work to rebuild after such a devastating event," the fundraiser reads. "Just as importantly, this fundraiser is a way to surround them with love, compassion, and support during one of the hardest moments of their lives."On the morning of 19 August, 11 members of the Milligan University cycling team were riding on Highway 19E in Carter County, Tennessee, when they were struck by a car driver. The driver, John Benfield, 69, of North Carolina, was taken into custody following the crash. He has been charged with two counts of vehicular homicide by recklessness and five counts of aggravated assault by vehicle. Benfield was released after posting a $300,000 bond and is due back in court on 31 August. The investigation remains ongoing, with the National Transportation Safety Board now involved.

Lorenzo Mark Finn (Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe) won the 2026 Tour de lAvenir, sealing the overall title with victory on the final stage at Lago Serr and taking the mountains and young rider classifications with it.Finn took the 127.8km stage from Strambino in 3:15:42, 27 seconds ahead of Niels Driesen with Mateo Ramrez third at 28 seconds. Henrique Bravo was fourth and Ugo Fabries fifth.He finishes 2:34 clear of Driesen overall, with Matteo Vanhuffel third at 3:42, Ramrez fourth and Bravo fifth. The Italian led the race from the mountain time trial to Flaine on Monday and never gave it up, winning the mountains classification on 54 points 19 more than Driesen and the young rider standings.Thomas Capra (Bahrain Victorious Development) wins the points classification on 52, holding off Driesen on 40 and Dawid Lewandowski on 38.Over eight days the race took in a 230km stage to Saint-Vallier, the mountain time trial to Flaine, the Col de lIseran and the closing summit finish at Ceresole Reale.Irish RidersDavid Gaffney (Hagens Berman Jayco) ended the race as the leading Irish rider, finishing 54th overall and 30th in the young rider classification after his best day of the week 28th on the final mountain stage at 4:50, a marked improvement on the 82nd he managed over the Iseran the previous day. He was also 48th in the mountain time trial to Flaine.Adam Rafferty (Hagens Berman Jayco) completed the race 92nd overall. Of the four Irish riders who started in Vierzon, two made it to the finish: Seth Dunwoody (Bahrain Victorious Development) abandoned on stage 2 and Liam OBrien (Lidl-Trek Future Racing) did not start that day.IRLIrish Riders Final StandingsTour de l'Avenir 2026 final stage placing overall28David GAFFNEYHagens Berman Jayco 54th overall, +44:52 30th young rider+4:5081Adam RAFFERTYHagens Berman Jayco 92nd overall, +1:09:35+20:07Final Stage ResultStage 7 Result show all 118STGStage 7 ResultTour De L Avenir 2026 26 August 2026 Strambino Ceresole Reale Lago Serr 127.8 km 118 riders1Lorenzo Mark FINNRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies3:15:422Niels DRIESENLotto Groupe Wanty0:273Mateo RAMREZUAE Team Emirates Gen Z0:284Henrique BRAVOSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team0:285Ugo FABRIESUAE Team Emirates Gen Z0:416Rmi ARSACDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team1:127Kasper HAUGLANDDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team1:138Jan Michal JACKOWIAKBahrain Victorious Development Team1:189Matteo VANHUFFELDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:1810Matteo SCALCOXDS Astana Development Team1:3011Jurgen ZOMERMAANDDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:3512Jack WARDLidl Trek Future Racing1:3913Juan Diego QUINTERONetcompany INEOS Racing Academy2:0214Jasper SCHOOFSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team2:0515Mattia PROIETTI GAGLIARDONIMovistar Team Academy2:0916Aubin SPARFELDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team2:0917Jan HUBERTudor Pro Cycling Team U232:2218Matisse VAN KERCKHOVETeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:3819Elliot ROWETeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development2:4720Thophile VASSALDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team3:0021Rmi DAUMASGroupama-FDJ United CT3:0322Tomos PATTINSONEF Education Aevolo3:0523Jose Said CISNEROSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team3:1024Timothe COUDIRE-CANTINFrance3:1525Alessandro CATTANIItaly3:2126Noah Lindholm MLLER ANDERSENRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies3:5027Matthew PEACEDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL4:2728David GAFFNEYHagens Berman Jayco4:5029Soan RUESCHEGroupama-FDJ United CT4:5930Ibai VILLATEMovistar Team Academy5:4031Diego CASAGRANDETudor Pro Cycling Team U235:4432Blint FELDHOFFERBahrain Victorious Development Team6:0733Lenaic LANGELLAFrance6:1434Johan BLANCGroupama-FDJ United CT6:1735Sebastin CASTROMovistar Team Academy6:1836Georg Rydningen MARTINSENNorway7:1137Matthew DODDNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy7:1538Matj PITKTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development7:1939Baptiste LECOQTudor Pro Cycling Team U237:2840Duarte MARIVOETLotto Groupe Wanty7:4141Mauro CUYLITSLotto Groupe Wanty7:5042Neriah MEUNIER SOWUCI WCC Mens Team8:1143Vladislav BASHLYKOVXDS Astana Development Team8:3244Max HINDSNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy8:3445Nicolas MILESINetcompany INEOS Racing Academy8:4446Gavin SHERRYEF Education Aevolo8:5047Giacomo SERANGELIHagens Berman Jayco9:2248Eike BEHRENSGermany9:2549Valentin HOFERBahrain Victorious Development Team9:3550Davide FRIGONetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9:3851Tom LAMBERT WETZELFrance9:4152Sven Aleksander MERNIKTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development9:5153Enea SAMBINELLOUAE Team Emirates Gen Z10:3554Ashlin BARRYTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development10:3655Paul FIETZKERed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies12:0256Viktor SOENENSSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team12:0257Victor LOULERGUEGroupama-FDJ United CT12:0258Adam SMITHCanada12:2559Vinnie MANIONHagens Berman Jayco13:0660Miguel ngel MARNEF Education Aevolo16:1161Kasper BORREMANSBahrain Victorious Development Team16:1162Dimas Nur Fadhil RIZQIUCI WCC Mens Team16:1163Kade KREIKEMEIERUnited States16:1164Fausto Valentin PENNAGermany16:2465Eaut URKAREGILidl Trek Future Racing16:2666Mykhailo BASARABAUCI WCC Mens Team16:4767Mattia NEGRENTEXDS Astana Development Team17:1268Tommaso BOSIOItaly17:1269Alessio DELLE VEDOVEXDS Astana Development Team17:4570Milkias MAEKELENetcompany INEOS Racing Academy17:4571Thomas CAPRABahrain Victorious Development Team20:0772Nicolo ARRIGHETTIItaly20:0773Tommaso ANASTASIAItaly20:0774Riccardo LORELLOItaly20:0775Nahom EFRIEMUCI WCC Mens Team20:0776Dawid LEWANDOWSKIPoland20:0777Gabriel SEGUINCanada20:0778Muhammad SYELHANIndonesia20:0779Oliver MTIKTudor Pro Cycling Team U2320:0780Mansur BEISEMBAYXDS Astana Development Team20:0781Adam RAFFERTYHagens Berman Jayco20:0782Davide DONATIRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies20:0783Jos Juan PRIETOUCI WCC Mens Team20:0784Jrgen SEKSENorway20:0785Paul-Felix PETRYGermany20:0786Maxime VEZIEFrance20:0787Tars POELVOORDELotto Groupe Wanty20:0788Liam VAN BYLENDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team20:0789Esteban FOUCHERGroupama-FDJ United CT20:2490Simone ZANINIXDS Astana Development Team20:3491Lennes JACOBSDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL20:5092Noah SHELTONUnited States24:2293Nathan CUSACKEF Education Aevolo24:2294Alfredo BUENOEF Education Aevolo24:2295Yafiet MULUGETAUCI WCC Mens Team24:2696Szymon ILSKIPoland24:3097Wil HOLMESHagens Berman Jayco24:3098Mauro BRENNERGermany24:3299Jermaine ZEMKEGermany24:32100Daniele FORLINMovistar Team Academy25:38101Garrett BESHOREUnited States26:31102Monty RIGBYCanada26:32103Roger PARETAMovistar Team Academy26:32104Hkon Eiksund KSNESNorway26:34105Heimo FUGGERUAE Team Emirates Gen Z26:39106Tim GLOSSNERGermany26:39107Ben WIGGINSHagens Berman Jayco26:53108Karl Emil KJELDSANDNorway27:11109Ulrik BJUNENorway27:51110Michiel MOURISRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies27:51111Seppe VAN DEN BOERTudor Pro Cycling Team U2328:06112Franciszek MATUSZEWSKIPoland28:34113Carson MATTERNCanada30:32114Sebastian VESLUMNorway31:15DNFLouka LESUEURFranceDNFMagnus CARSTENSENEF Education AevoloDNFMats VANDEN EYNDELidl Trek Future RacingDNSNo MELOTTudor Pro Cycling Team U23Final ClassificationsGeneral Classification show all 114GCFinal General ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 26 August 2026 Strambino Ceresole Reale Lago Serr 127.8 km 114 riders1 (-)Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies21:56:502 (-)Niels DriesenLotto Groupe Wanty2:343 (-)Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL3:424 (1)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z3:465 (2)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team3:576 (3)Ugo FabriesUAE Team Emirates Gen Z4:197 (1)Kasper HauglandDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team4:458 (2)Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team4:469 (5)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team5:1910 (-)Jurgen ZomermaandDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5:3711 (1)Matteo ScalcoXDS Astana Development Team6:0312 (1)Rmi ArsacDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team6:2613 (1)Jan HuberTudor Pro Cycling Team U238:1014 (1)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9:1315 (4)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team11:1116 (5)Gagliardoni Mattia ProiettiMovistar Team Academy11:4817 (3)Rmi DaumasGroupama-FDJ United CT12:1218 (4)Elliot RoweTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development13:2719 (2)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT13:2920 (4)Diego CasagrandeTudor Pro Cycling Team U2313:5121 (3)Alessandro CattaniItaly15:0522 (4)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance16:5923 (5)Max HindsNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy17:2724 (1)Georg Rydningen MartinsenNorway18:0625 (-)Lenaic LangellaFrance19:0526 (15)Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team20:2027 (5)Tomos PattinsonEF Education Aevolo21:3028 (7)Jose Said CisnerosSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team22:4929 (-)Matthew DoddNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy23:5730 (8)Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development24:4731 (2)Blint FeldhofferBahrain Victorious Development Team24:5832 (1)Sven Aleksander MernikTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development27:4533 (3)Eike BehrensGermany30:2534 (3)Wetzel Tom LambertFrance30:4435 (1)Viktor SoenensSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team30:5936 (9)Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo31:1637 (3)Baptiste LecoqTudor Pro Cycling Team U2331:2038 (15)Jack WardLidl Trek Future Racing33:0539 (-)Davide FrigoNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy33:0540 (10)Kade KreikemeierUnited States33:2141 (4)Matj PitkTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development33:2642 (14)Maxime VezieFrance35:5343 (11)Matthew PeaceDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL35:5844 (2)Enea SambinelloUAE Team Emirates Gen Z36:0345 (3)Sow Neriah MeunierUCI WCC Mens Team36:5846 (6)Sebastin CastroMovistar Team Academy37:0447 (6)Adam SmithCanada37:4348 (3)Mauro CuylitsLotto Groupe Wanty37:5649 (2)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development38:0250 (6)Victor LoulergueGroupama-FDJ United CT38:0751 (8)Mattia NegrenteXDS Astana Development Team42:4252 (6)Fausto Valentin PennaGermany42:4653 (7)Gavin SherryEF Education Aevolo43:4054 (13)David GaffneyHagens Berman Jayco44:5255 (3)Paul FietzkeRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies44:5956 (6)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT45:0857 (8)Vedove Alessio DelleXDS Astana Development Team46:5258 (3)Nicolas MilesiNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy47:0159 (26)Thophile VassalDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team48:3860 (10)Riccardo LorelloItaly49:1861 (15)Duarte MarivoetLotto Groupe Wanty49:2162 (5)Tommaso BosioItaly49:5963 (8)Simone ZaniniXDS Astana Development Team52:0764 (30)Andersen Noah Lindholm MllerRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies53:3465 (6)Mansur BeisembayXDS Astana Development Team54:4366 (3)Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing56:5567 (5)Mykhailo BasarabaUCI WCC Mens Team57:5168 (5)Esteban FoucherGroupama-FDJ United CT59:2369 (5)Davide DonatiRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies59:4470 (8)Milkias MaekeleNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1:00:1371 (3)Paul-Felix PetryGermany1:00:2272 (6)Lennes JacobsDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:00:4173 (27)Giacomo SerangeliHagens Berman Jayco1:01:1774 (28)Vladislav BashlykovXDS Astana Development Team1:01:2975 (1)Jrgen SekseNorway1:01:3376 (1)Oliver MtikTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:01:4277 (4)Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team1:03:0778 (17)Vinnie ManionHagens Berman Jayco1:03:0979 (4)Nicolo ArrighettiItaly1:04:1880 (27)Valentin HoferBahrain Victorious Development Team1:04:2081 (3)Thomas CapraBahrain Victorious Development Team1:05:2682 (11)Yafiet MulugetaUCI WCC Mens Team1:05:2983 (10)Mauro BrennerGermany1:05:4184 (19)Ben WigginsHagens Berman Jayco1:06:3585 (3)Tars PoelvoordeLotto Groupe Wanty1:06:5086 (7)Nathan CusackEF Education Aevolo1:06:5887 (3)Bylen Liam VanDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team1:07:1888 (18)Karl Emil KjeldsandNorway1:07:4289 (12)Tim GlonerGermany1:09:0090 (2)Dawid LewandowskiPoland1:09:0891 (12)Dimas Nur Fadhil RizqiUCI WCC Mens Team1:09:1192 (1)Adam RaffertyHagens Berman Jayco1:09:3593 (4)Jos Juan PrietoUCI WCC Mens Team1:11:3094 (5)Tommaso AnastasiaItaly1:11:3795 (13)Franciszek MatuszewskiPoland1:11:5596 (22)Ibai VillateMovistar Team Academy1:12:4697 (10)Hkon Eiksund ksnesNorway1:12:5398 (12)Den Boer Seppe VanTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:14:2099 (8)Garrett BeshoreUnited States1:14:35100 (8)Gabriel SeguinCanada1:14:55101 (3)Jermaine ZemkeGermany1:15:55102 (6)Monty RigbyCanada1:17:41103 (2)Noah SheltonUnited States1:17:53104 (2)Wil HolmesHagens Berman Jayco1:19:09105 (6)Alfredo BuenoEF Education Aevolo1:19:46106 (2)Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1:19:48107 (6)Ulrik BjuneNorway1:20:47108 (5)Michiel MourisRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:23:57109 (8)Muhammad SyelhanIndonesia1:24:48110 (6)Szymon IlskiPoland1:25:38111 (4)Daniele ForlinMovistar Team Academy1:25:41112 (2)Carson MatternCanada1:25:49113 (4)Sebastian VeslumNorway1:26:14114 (-)Heimo FuggerUAE Team Emirates Gen Z1:26:28Points Classification show all 51PTSFinal Points ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 26 August 2026 Strambino Ceresole Reale Lago Serr 127.8 km 51 riders1 (-)Thomas CapraBahrain Victorious Development Team52 pts2 (4)Niels DriesenLotto Groupe Wanty40 pts3 (1)Dawid LewandowskiPoland38 pts4 (1)Matthew DoddNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy37 pts5 (7)Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies35 pts6 (2)Mattia NegrenteXDS Astana Development Team35 pts7 (2)Riccardo LorelloItaly33 pts8 (1)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT30 pts9 (10)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance30 pts10 (8)Victor LoulergueGroupama-FDJ United CT29 pts11 (3)Bylen Liam VanDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team29 pts12 (3)Vedove Alessio DelleXDS Astana Development Team27 pts13 (-)Davide DonatiRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies26 pts14 (4)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team25 pts15 (4)Wil HolmesHagens Berman Jayco24 pts16 (-)Kasper HauglandDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team24 pts17 (5)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development22 pts18 (4)Nicolo ArrighettiItaly21 pts19 (4)Blint FeldhofferBahrain Victorious Development Team20 pts20 (3)Jos Juan PrietoUCI WCC Mens Team20 pts21 (1)Kade KreikemeierUnited States18 pts22 (1)Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo16 pts23 (14)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z14 pts24 (-)Heimo FuggerUAE Team Emirates Gen Z14 pts25 (-)Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team12 pts26 (-)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT12 pts27 (13)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team12 pts28 (1)Lenaic LangellaFrance12 pts29 (2)Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team11 pts30 (2)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team10 pts31 (2)Milkias MaekeleNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9 pts32 (2)Nathan CusackEF Education Aevolo9 pts33 (12)Rmi ArsacDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team8 pts34 (2)Eike BehrensGermany8 pts35 (2)Simone ZaniniXDS Astana Development Team8 pts36 (1)Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing8 pts37 (3)Ben WigginsHagens Berman Jayco8 pts38 (2)Viktor SoenensSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team7 pts39 (2)Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL6 pts40Ugo FabriesUAE Team Emirates Gen Z6 pts41 (3)Diego CasagrandeTudor Pro Cycling Team U236 pts42Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development6 pts43 (1)Matteo ScalcoXDS Astana Development Team5 pts44 (1)Baptiste LecoqTudor Pro Cycling Team U234 pts45 (1)Den Boer Seppe VanTudor Pro Cycling Team U234 pts46 (-)Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team3 pts47 (-)Oliver MtikTudor Pro Cycling Team U232 pts48 (-)Jan HuberTudor Pro Cycling Team U231 pt49 (-)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy1 pt50 (-)Maxime VezieFrance1 pt51 (-)Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1 ptMountains Classification show all 34KOMFinal Mountains ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 26 August 2026 Strambino Ceresole Reale Lago Serr 127.8 km 34 riders1 (-)Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies54 pts2 (5)Niels DriesenLotto Groupe Wanty35 pts3 (8)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z31 pts4 (-)Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team31 pts5 (3)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance31 pts6 (4)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team30 pts7 (4)Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team26 pts8 (4)Ugo FabriesUAE Team Emirates Gen Z24 pts9 (1)Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL23 pts10 (5)Rmi DaumasGroupama-FDJ United CT22 pts11 (5)Elliot RoweTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development20 pts12 (3)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team17 pts13 (3)Rmi ArsacDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team16 pts14 (1)Fausto Valentin PennaGermany13 pts15 (8)Kasper HauglandDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team12 pts16 (2)Tomos PattinsonEF Education Aevolo10 pts17 (1)Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development9 pts18 (3)Lenaic LangellaFrance8 pts19 (2)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team7 pts20 (1)Mattia NegrenteXDS Astana Development Team6 pts21Matteo ScalcoXDS Astana Development Team5 pts22 (2)Jan HuberTudor Pro Cycling Team U235 pts23 (2)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT5 pts24 (2)Mauro BrennerGermany5 pts25 (1)Wetzel Tom LambertFrance3 pts26 (1)Matthew DoddNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy2 pts27 (4)Victor LoulergueGroupama-FDJ United CT2 pts28 (2)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT2 pts29 (1)Giacomo SerangeliHagens Berman Jayco2 pts30 (3)Dawid LewandowskiPoland2 pts31 (1)Viktor SoenensSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team1 pt32 (3)Kade KreikemeierUnited States1 pt33 (1)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development1 pt34 (1)Ben WigginsHagens Berman Jayco1 ptYoung Rider Classification show all 61YTHFinal Young Rider ClassificationTour De L Avenir 2026 26 August 2026 Strambino Ceresole Reale Lago Serr 127.8 km 61 riders1 (-)Lorenzo Mark FinnRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies21:56:502 (-)Matteo VanhuffelDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL3:423 (1)Mateo RamrezUAE Team Emirates Gen Z3:464 (2)Henrique BravoSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team3:575 (-)Jan Michal JackowiakBahrain Victorious Development Team4:466 (3)Jasper SchoofsSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team5:197 (-)Jurgen ZomermaandDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL5:378 (1)Juan Diego QuinteroNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy9:139 (3)Aubin SparfelDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team11:1110 (4)Gagliardoni Mattia ProiettiMovistar Team Academy11:4811 (2)Rmi DaumasGroupama-FDJ United CT12:1212 (3)Elliot RoweTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development13:2713 (3)Soan RuescheGroupama-FDJ United CT13:2914 (2)Timothe Coudire-CantinFrance16:5915 (4)Max HindsNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy17:2716 (8)Kasper BorremansBahrain Victorious Development Team20:2017 (3)Jose Said CisnerosSoudal Quick-Step Devo Team22:4918 (3)Kerckhove Matisse VanTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development24:4719 (-)Sven Aleksander MernikTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development27:4520 (3)Miguel ngel MarnEF Education Aevolo31:1621 (2)Baptiste LecoqTudor Pro Cycling Team U2331:2022 (-)Davide FrigoNetcompany INEOS Racing Academy33:0523 (3)Matj PitkTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development33:2624 (6)Maxime VezieFrance35:5325 (4)Matthew PeaceDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL35:5826 (1)Enea SambinelloUAE Team Emirates Gen Z36:0327 (1)Sebastin CastroMovistar Team Academy37:0428 (4)Adam SmithCanada37:4329 (2)Ashlin BarryTeam Visma | Lease a Bike Development38:0230 (6)David GaffneyHagens Berman Jayco44:5231 (1)Paul FietzkeRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies44:5932 (2)Johan BlancGroupama-FDJ United CT45:0833 (10)Thophile VassalDecathlon CMA CGM Development Team48:3834 (3)Tommaso BosioItaly49:5935 (12)Andersen Noah Lindholm MllerRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies53:3436 (3)Mansur BeisembayXDS Astana Development Team54:4337 (1)Eaut UrkaregiLidl Trek Future Racing56:5538 (1)Paul-Felix PetryGermany1:00:2239 (4)Lennes JacobsDevelopment Team Picnic PostNL1:00:4140 (11)Giacomo SerangeliHagens Berman Jayco1:01:1741 (2)Oliver MtikTudor Pro Cycling Team U231:01:4242 (1)Nahom EfriemUCI WCC Mens Team1:03:0743 (5)Vinnie ManionHagens Berman Jayco1:03:0944 (12)Valentin HoferBahrain Victorious Development Team1:04:2045 (5)Tim GlonerGermany1:09:0046 (-)Dawid LewandowskiPoland1:09:0847 (5)Dimas Nur Fadhil RizqiUCI WCC Mens Team1:09:1148 (2)Tommaso AnastasiaItaly1:11:3749 (7)Franciszek MatuszewskiPoland1:11:5550 (13)Ibai VillateMovistar Team Academy1:12:4651 (7)Hkon Eiksund ksnesNorway1:12:5352 (7)Garrett BeshoreUnited States1:14:3553 (4)Gabriel SeguinCanada1:14:5554 (5)Monty RigbyCanada1:17:4155 (1)Noah SheltonUnited States1:17:5356 (1)Wil HolmesHagens Berman Jayco1:19:0957 (4)Roger ParetaMovistar Team Academy1:19:4858 (1)Michiel MourisRed Bull BORA hansgrohe Rookies1:23:5759 (3)Szymon IlskiPoland1:25:3860 (1)Daniele ForlinMovistar Team Academy1:25:4161 (1)Heimo FuggerUAE Team Emirates Gen Z1:26:28The post Results: Final Stage Tour de lAvenir 2026 appeared first on IrishCyclingNews.com | Irish Cycling News | IrishCycling.

The fifth stage of the Vuelta a Espaa saw crosswinds threaten to split the peloton. Lidl-Trek were very active towards the front, but not with their domestiques. Instead it was Mads Pedersen himself doing the work, before getting dropped on a day that looked to suit him perfectly. Stage 5 featured...