12th July 2026
A circuit of 2 large laps and 6 local around the small town of Beveren on the outskirts of Antwerpen. On a largely flat parcour, the race came down to a bunch sprint, with Marith Vanhove of AG Insurance Soudal Devo Team taking the spoils.
1.2
Women
Belgium
1st: Marith Vanhove - AG Insurance Soudal Devo Team
2nd: Scarlett Souren - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
3rd: Nika Bobnar – NEXETIS
12th July 2026
A fast paced race saw a break form after the first climb. With more than a minute advantage over the peloton, the hilly city centre circuit diminished their lead. With 11km to go before the finish Alessandro Verre forged ahead, finishing with a half a minute gap over his rivals.
1.2
Men
Slovakia
1st: Alessandro Verre - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
2nd: Márton Dina - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
3rd: Patrick Eddy - Team Brennan
11th July 2026
A circuit race near the town of Pannonhalma in Hungary. Italian Luca Cretti broke away from the bunch with over 10km of the race remaining, crossing the line on his own ahead of his teammate. On winning the 25 year old Italian dedicated the victory to his late masseur.
1.2
Men
Hungary
1st: Luca Cretti - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
2nd: Alessandro Verre - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
3rd: Lars Quaedvlieg - Universe Cycling Team
11th July 2026
The first edition of the race around the town of Wingene in Belgium. On a flat parcour, the race, somewhat inevitably, was won by a bunch sprint. Martina Alzini of Cofidis Women Team taking the victory. Her first one day race win of the season.
1.2
Women
Belgium
1st: Martina Alzini - Cofidis Women Team
2nd: Lonneke Uneken - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
3rd: Marith Vanhove - AG Insurance Soudal Devo Team
11th July 2026
A hilly circuit in the region surrounding the town of Nova Bana in Slovakia. Two riders, Sofia Ungerová and Tabea Huys broke away from the peloton. Working together until around 200m to go, the pair then sprinted for the win on the uphill finish, Tabea Huys of Tirol Women Cycling taking the victory.
1.2
Women
Slovakia
1st: Tabea Huys - Tirol Women Cycling
2nd: Sofia Ungerová - MAT Atom Deweloper Wrocław
3rd: Liv Wenzel - Tirol Women Cycling
5th July 2026
Taking place in the town of Villers-la-Ville to the North of Chareloi for the first time after a move from Tubize where the race last took place in 2024. A race with 18 circuits of a large loop around Villers-la-Ville saw the young rider from Alpecin-Premier Tech Development Team take the win with a small gap (4 seconds) over his team mate in second.
1.2
Men
Belgium
1st: Aless De Bock - Alpecin-Premier Tech Development Team
2nd: Nio Vandevorst - Alpecin-Premier Tech Development Team
3rd: Tars Poelvoorde - Lotto - Groupe Wanty
5th July 2026
After a flat start the route ramped up as the race approached the mountains, its finish located in the ski village of Le Melette to the North of Milano. A group of three riders sprinted it out for the win after a number of taxing climbs to the finish. Davide De Cassan triumphing overall.
1.2
Men
Italy
1st: Davide De Cassan - General Store - Essegibi - F.Lli Curia
2nd: Dario Giuliano - Team Polti VisitMalta
3rd: Luca Covili - Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
5th July 2026
A sprinters race on the border between the Netherlands and Belgium. On a very flat course consisting of three larger laps followed by 4 laps of a 7.6km local circuit around the small town of Gilze.
Eddy Partick of Team Brennan won from a two-up sprint, one of many victories for the young Australian, including his own National Championship, since joining the squad from the Picnic Post NL Development Team at the start of this season.
1.2
Men
Netherlands
1st: Patrick Eddy - Team Brennan
2nd: Max Kroonen - BEAT CC p/b Saxo
3rd: Rick Ottema - EEW-VDK Cyclingteam
5th July 2026
On the opposite bank of the Alberkaanal to Schoten where the more famous Schelderprijs is raced earlier in the season, Argenta Classic – Deurnen also offers a sprinters parcour. With 8 laps of a local circuit, the race was won in a mass bunch sprint by Lara Gillespie of UAE Team ADQ.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Lara Gillespie - UAE Team ADQ
2nd: Maggie Coles-Lyster - Human Powered Health
3rd: Lonneke Uneken - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
30th June 2026
16 laps of the local circuit around Bresica in Northern Italy, taking place in the dark, the anti-social hour did not stop fans lining the streets, especially on the climbs. Andrea Buti of Gallina Ecotek Lucchini broke away from the group on the final lap. Despite his best efforts, the peloton reeled him in on the final run to the line, the race being won in a large bunch sprint by Luca Colnaghi of Bardiani CSF 7 Saber.
1.2
Men
Italy
1st: Luca Colnaghi - Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
2nd: Marcin Budziński - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
3rd: Manuel Oioli - Swatt Club
National Road Race and Time Trial Championships
21st June 2026
A mountainous race in only its second year. Attracting a significant number of World Tour climbers due to its proximity (in time) to the Tour de France and to their Andorran homes. Tom Pidcock took the start having been ruled out of the Tour de Swiss earlier in the week with illness. Pinarello Q36.5 set a furious pace to reduce the race to a group of six.
Sepp Kuss was the first to breakaway in the final kilometers, being wound back by Pinarello Q36.5 with under a kilometre remaining. Carlos Verona started the sprint for the line but was caught by Tom Pidcock who took the win with two seconds on the Lidl - Trek rider, Sepp Kuss rounding off the podium in third.
1.1
Men
Andorra
1st: Tom Pidcock - Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
2nd: Carlos Verona - Lidl - Trek
3rd: Sepp Kuss - Team Visma - Lease a Bike
21st June 2026
Human Powered Health sprinted to victory, finally putting a rash of ‘nearly but not quite’ performances behind them. The break took time to form, and it was midway through the race when Lisa Klein launched an attack and was followed by a small group. The group stayed out ahead and would sprint for the spoils. Human Powered Health taking the top two positions.
1.Pro
Women
Germany
1st: Marit Raaijmakers - Human Powered Health
2nd: Iurani Blanco - Human Powered Health
3rd: Malou Eisen - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
20th June 2026
Despite a strong breakaway of six riders who dominated the proceedings during the hilly sections of the race, the groups came back together in the final stages. Belgian, Dina Scavone triumphed from the bunch sprint.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Dina Scavone - Carbonbike Giordana Sofré by Gen Z
2nd: Puck Langenbarg - Fenix-Premier Tech Development Team
3rd: Falke Kerkhof - Cyclingteam Belco / Van Eyck
14th June 2026
A serious crash with 18km to go could have had a major influence over the result of the race. Dylan Groenewegen, Tim Merlier, and Jordi Meeus were caught on the wrong side of the subsequent split in the peloton. Despite the race coming back together with 500m to go, it was Jasper Philpsen who took the win.
1.UWT
Men
Denmark
1st: Jasper Philipsen - Alpecin - Premier Tech
2nd: Tobias Lund Andresen - Decathlon CMA CGM Team
3rd: Sam Welsford - Netcompany INEOS
14th June 2026
Paul Magnier sprinted to victory on a finish with a slight ascent in the race that also takes in two passes of the iconic climb.
1.1
Men
Belgium
1st: Paul Magnier - Soudal Quick-Step
2nd: Floris Van Tricht - NSN Cycling Team
3rd: Jenno Berckmoes - Lotto Intermarché
14th June 2026
11 laps of a lumpy circuit in Leuggern, Switzerland. A break was not cemented during the race, with Richard Carapaz and Aleksandr Vlasov taking a slim advantage on the final descent of the Rotberg to put 10 seconds into a small group following them.
The two up front were joined by Liam Slock (Lotto Intermarché) with less than 10km remaining. Slock launched the sprint in the last 400m but with the rest of the field seemingly well beaten, he crashed on the line, skidding over to be given the win.
1.1
Men
Switzerland
1st: Aleksandr Vlasov - Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
2nd: Liam Slock - Lotto Intermarché
3rd: Richard Carapaz - EF Education - EasyPost
13th June 2026
The breakaway of 7 was brought back on the local circuit. A lone attack from Silje Weitze Antvorskov (Team FRIIS) was then brought back by the bunch with 15km of the race remaining. Wiebes winning comfortably ahead of fellow Dutchwomen, Charlotte Kool and Nienke Veenhoven.
1.WWT
Women
Denmark
1st: Lorena Wiebes - Team SD Worx - Protime
2nd: Charlotte Kool - Fenix-Premier Tech
3rd: Nienke Veenhoven - Team Visma | Lease a Bike
10th June 2026
Corbin Strong won from a bunch sprint after the peloton caught lone rider Wilco Kelderman with 16km of the course remaining.
1.Pro
Men
Belgium
1st: Corbin Strong - NSN Cycling Team
2nd: Anders Foldager - Team Jayco AlUla
3rd: Paul Magnier - Soudal Quick-Step
7th June 2026
The last elite race of the Flanders Classics portfolio set off from in front of the Triumphal Arch in the Parc du Cinquantenaire. The race took in some familiar roads and a loop that comprised of the iconic Muur van Geraardsbergen, the Bosberg and Congoberg. Jordi Meeus winning from a bunch sprint.
1.Pro
Men
Belgium
1st: Jordi Meeus - Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
2nd: Milan Fretin - Cofidis
3rd: Biniam Girmay - NSN Cycling Team
7th June 2026
A long distance break on a climb by Alessandro Cattani was followed closely by Riccardo Lorello. The two worked together on the lumpy roads around the small town of Sant’Ermete on the Italian Riviera. The race inevitably became a game of cat and mouse which went right up to the line. Lorello emerging triumphant.
UCI Class
Men U23
Italy
1st: Riccardo Lorello - S.C. Padovani Polo Cherry Bank
2nd: Alessandro Cattani - Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna Caffè Borbone
3rd: Luca Fraticelli - Vega - Vitalcare - Dynatek
7th June 2026
On a reasonably flat course in Southern Belgium, SD Worx - Protime tried to control the race. At the line it was Federica Venturelli, the young Italian from UAE ADQ that took the win in a hotly contested sprint from a small group. Marta Lach was beaten to second by Lonneke Uneken.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Federica Venturelli - UAE Team ADQ
2nd: Lonneke Uneken - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
3rd: Marta Lach - Team SD Worx - Protime
7th June 2026
A mountainous race with 45km of climbing packed into its 110km. On the final climb Talia Appleton and Clémence Latimier matched each others attempts to break away. With 400m to go Latimer seemed to have finally broken the Australian. Appleton surged forward in the final bend before the short finish straight to take her biggest career win to date.
1.1
Women
France
1st: Talia Appleton - Liv AlUla Jayco
2nd: Clémence Latimier - Ma Petite Entreprise
3rd: Ema Comte - Cofidis Women Team
7th June 2026
4 laps of Saint-Pierre saw Muhammad Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff of Malaysia take the win in a sprint with Callum Ormiston. Juan Pedro Lozano took 3rd, out pacing the chasing peloton. It was Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff’s first win at an international race since Hanoi Sea Games in 2022.
1.2
Men
Mauritius
1st: Muhammad Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff - Terengganu Cycling Team
2nd: Callum Ormiston - The Joyrun & Hurricane Cycling Team
3rd: Juan Pedro Lozano - Terengganu Cycling Team
7th June 2026
Starting in the town of Głogów and culminating in a large circuit tackled five times around the town of Grebocice. The race, being relatively flat in nature was won by Nikiforos Arvanitou in a sprint from a reduced group.
1.2
Men
Poland
1st: Nikiforos Arvanitou - Team United Shipping
2nd: Dominik Neuman - ATT Investments
3rd: Matěj Zahálka - Kasper crypto4me
6th June 2026
Starting in Vosselaar on the outskirts of Turnhout in Northern Belgium, the race takes in 5 laps of Itegem in its closing stages. British youngster Noah Hobbs took the first one day race victory of his professional career from a bunch sprint on a slightly uphill finish.
1.1
Men
Belgium
1st: Noah Hobbs - EF Education - EasyPost
2nd: Søren Wærenskjold - Uno-X Mobility
3rd: Milan Fretin - Cofidis
6th June 2026
A hilly circuit around the small settlement of Destne v Orlickych on the Czech, Polish Border. The highest climb (Serlich) topping out at just sort of 1000m. Piotr Pękala took the win with a 27 second gap over two laps of the hilly route.
1.2
Men
Czech Republic
1st: Piotr Pękala - ATT Investments
2nd: Michael Kukrle - Kasper, crypto4me
3rd: Rutger Wouters - K.O.F.M. x Thielemans - Bildin - Van Eyck Sport Cycling Team
3rd June 2026
Ibon Ruiz took his first professional victory in a mountainous race in the French Alps finishing at the ski resort of Valberg. At 43 years old, the ever young Domenico Pozzovivo finished the race just outside the podium places in 4th.
1.1
Men
France
1st: Ibon Ruiz - Equipo Kern Pharma
2nd: Iván Ramiro Sosa - Equipo Kern Pharma
3rd: Léo Bisiaux - Decathlon CMA CGM Team
2nd June 2026
A hilly route from Trento to Pergine Valsugana taking in three ascents of the Valico di Tenna on its finish circuit. The race was won by a narrow 3 second margin. His first win in a one day race since the 2024 season.
1.1
Men
Italy
1st: Filippo D’Aiuto - General Store - Essegibi - F.Lli Curia
2nd: Santiago Umba - Solution Tech NIPPO Rali
3rd: Lorenzo Conforti - Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
25th May 2026
Set against the beautiful city of Troyes with its timber-framed buildings, Silas Koech easily won the bunch sprint to take the first win of his career in a UCI race.
1.2
Men/Women
France
1st: Silas Koech, Team Lotto Kern-Haus Outlet Montabaur
2nd: Ville Merlöv - BHS - PL Beton Bornholm
3rd: Bohémond Barrillot - AVC Aix Provence Dole
25th May 2026
A slightly longer course than the Ladies race the previous day. The race started on the Western bank of the Scheldt river before taking on a similar selection of cobbles and gravel on the circuit. The Norwegian triumphed in a bunch sprint taking his fourth career victory.
UCI Class
Men
Belgium
1st: Per Strand Hagenes - Team Visma - Lease a Bike
2nd: Pau Miquel - Bahrain - Victorious
3rd: Dries De Bondt - Team Jayco AlUla
25th May 2026
A 10 lap course around Borsbeek on the outskirts of Antwerp in Belgium. Charlotte Kool won the bunch sprint easily, bettering a well organised Human Powered Health attack in the final kilometre.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Charlotte Kool - Fenix-Premier Tech
2nd: Maggie Coles-Lyster - Human Powered Health
3rd: Mylène de Zoete - Fenix-Premier Tech
25th May 2026
The third edition of Tour du Haut Limousin Féminin a race that takes in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France. Won by Océane Mahé who broke away from the pack with around 50km of the race still remaining, staying out front and taking an impressive solo victory.
1.2
Women
France
1st: Océane Mahé - Ma Petite Entreprise
2nd: Giorgia Vettorello - Dévoluy-Région Sud Ladies Cycling Team
3rd: Ainara Albert - Dévoluy-Région Sud Ladies Cycling Team
24th May 2026
The relatively new race (2026 being the 4th edition) offers up a challenging parcours taking in both cobbled sectors and unpaved, or gravel sections too. This technical circuit around Western Antwerp was won by a solo effort with 25km to go. The Dutch rider for Team SD Worx-Protime taking the spoils, with two of her team mates blocking out the podium in an SD Worx masterclass.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Femke Markus - Team SD Worx - Protime
2nd: Marta Lach - Team SD Worx - Protime
3rd: Femke Gerritse - Team SD Worx - Protime
24th May 2026
Sitting just to the East of the heartlands of cycling in Belgium, the small, attractive town of Ath is the current start town for the race. Four riders were clear, and sprinted for the spoils at the close of the punchy course. Alessandro Borgo just beating Fred Wright on the line to take victory.
1.1
Men
Country
1st: Alessandro Borgo - Bahrain - Victorious
2nd: Fred Wright - Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
3rd: Pierre Thierry - TotalEnergies
24th May 2026
The second of two races in as many days in the town of Castelfidardo. Two riders sat out in fron oft the group with one lap to go. They were quickly reeled in with the race ending in a bunch sprint, Marco Manenti taking the spoils.
1.2
Men
Italy
1st: Marco Manenti - Bardiani CSF 7 Saber
2nd: Davide Boscaro - S.C. Padovani Polo Cherry Bank
3rd: Riccardo Fabbro - UC Trevigiani - Energiapura Marchiol
23rd May 2026
Three riders were caught with less than 10km of the race remaining. The sprint teams were keen to control the race into the final corner which came just before 300m to go. Matteo Moschetti came out on top in the subsequent bunch sprint.
1.1
Men
Netherlands
1st: Matteo Moschetti - Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
2nd: Manuel Peñalver - Team Polti VisitMalta
3rd: Frits Biesterbos - Team Picnic PostNL
23rd May 2026
Samuele Zoccarato, beat the two Italian youngsters from Carrera - Premac, triumphing over his rivals with a gap of 1.26. His win coming over 10 laps of an attritional local circuit around Castelfidardo, close to the Adriatic coast.
1.2
Men
Italy
1st: Samuele Zoccarato - MBH Bank CSB Telecom Fort
2nd: Cristian Sanfilippo - Biesse - Carrera - Premac
3rd: Agostinacchio - Biesse - Carrera - Premac
22nd May 2026
Lone leader, Helena Bieber was caught by the bunch with just under 2km to go. Favourite, Charlotte Kool was guided home by her team and won as predicted from a bunch sprint. The Dutch rider taking the win on home soil.
1.1
Women
Netherlands
1st: Charlotte Kool - Fenix-Premier Tech
2nd: Kathrin Schweinberger - Human Powered Health
3rd: Nienke Veenhoven - Team Visma - Lease a Bike
19th May 2026
A miserable day with cross winds shaping the race. Shmidt’s impressive solo ride saw him take a deserved victory ahead of the peloton. A late crash in the chasing bunch, while desruptive, played no part in the dominant American's win.
1.Pro
Men
France
1st: Artem Shmidt - Netcompany INEOS
2nd: Pierre Gautherat - Decathlon CMA CGM Team
3rd: Jordi Meeus - Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
19th May 2026
Paula Blasi chalked up another victory on hilly loops outside Durango in Northern Spain. Balasi’s win comes in what is becoming her breakthrough season following an impressive win at the Amstel Gold Race in April and her GC victory a La Vuelta Femenina at the start of May.
1.1
Women
Spain
1st: Paula Blasi - UAE Team ADQ
2nd: Évita Muzic - FDJ United - SUEZ
3rd: Alice Towers - EF Education-Oatly
17th May 2026
Laurence Pithie won from a group of three, triumphing over two Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team riders, by beating Fred Wright and Aimé De Gendt at the 108th Rund um Köln. The circuit taking in hilly terrain to the East of the city.
1.1
Men
Germany
1st: Laurence Pithie - Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe
2nd: Fred Wright - Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
3rd: Aimé De Gendt - Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
17th May 2026
A race of nine laps on the roads around Châteaulin in Brittany. Jon Barrenetxea claimed his second race of the weekend with a win on the streets of Châteaulin. Sprinting from an elite group of favourites.
1.1
Men
France
1st: Jon Barrenetxea - Movistar Team
2nd: Clément Venturini - Unibet Rose Rockets
3rd: Maxime Vezie - CIC Pro Cycling Academy
17th May 2026
A flat circuit race around Cremona in Northern Italy. Matteo Ambrosini’s brave breakaway attempt was neutralised by the chasing peloton in the closing stages of the race. Alessio Delle Vedove finishing the race off in the anticipated bunch sprint.
1.2
Men/Women
Italy
1st: Alessio Delle Vedove - XDS Astana Development Team
2nd: Alessio Menghini - Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna Caffè Borbone
3rd: Andrea Biancalani - Beltrami TSA Tre Colli
17th May 2026
Forming a loop around the town of Veldhoven on the outskirts of Eindhoven in the Netherlands, the race, as you would anticipate has a flat profile and offers opportunity for sprinters. The overall win going to Gustav Frederik Dahl.
1.2
Men
Netherlands
1st: Gustav Frederik Dahl - Team Give Steel
2nd: Simon den Braber - Volharding Cycling Team
3rd: Lucas Toftemark - AIRTOX - Carl Ras
17th May 2026
In an interesting format twist, the race is run at the same time as the sportive for amateurs, the pros being given a 10 minute lead to comply with UCI rules. Sebastian Brenes won from a large group sprint in Fort Lee. The Costa Rican beating Canadian Jérôme Gauthier into second place.
1.2
Men
USA
1st: Sebastian Brenes - Canel's - Java
2nd: Jérôme Gauthier - Project Echelon Racing
3rd: Wilmar Paredes - Team Medellín - EPM
16th May 2026
Six laps of the local circuit in Quimper saw the remains of the breakaway caught. A number of riders then tried to break free on the lumpy finish but to no avail. The race climaxing in a bunch sprint.
1.1
Men
Country
1st: Jon Barrenetxea - Movistar Team
2nd: Alex Molenaar - Caja Rural - Seguros RGA
3rd: Clément Venturini - Unibet Rose Rockets
16th May 2026
A flat sprinters race on the outskirts of Eindhoven in the Netherlands. Lorena Wiebes, having punctured with 10km to go, won on her team mate’s (Femke Gerritse) bike. Beating countrywoman Charlotte Kool to the line.
1.1
Women
Netherlands
1st: Lorena Wiebes - Team SD Worx - Protime
2nd: Charlotte Kool - Fenix-Premier Tech
3rd: Sandrine Tas - Lotto Intermarché Ladies
16th May 2026
Only the second edition of the Yellow River Estuary Race, in China. The relatively flat parcour lent itself to a sprint for the win. The race was defined by strong winds and a fast pace, with Aleksandr Bereznyak coming out on top in the finale.
1.2
Men
China
1st: Aleksandr Bereznyak - Wheeltop Rotor Chengdu Team
2nd: Nils Sinschek - Li Ning Star
3rd: Christoph Janssen - Huansheng - Vonoa - Taishan Sport Team
14th May 2026
The early break of five riders were caught with 60km remaining. A further two man break was caught on the laps around Charleroi where Riley Sheehan won from a small bunch sprint to take the spoils at the 59th Circuit de Wallonie.
1.1
Men
Belgium
1st: Riley Sheehan - NSN Cycling Team
2nd: Gerben Thijssen - Alpecin - Premier Tech
3rd: Joren Bloem - Unibet Rose Rockets
13th May 2026
With the sole rider of the breakaway caught within the last 7km, the race came back together. Young Brit Cat Ferguson launched her sprint early and held off a number of far more seasoned professionals to take victory in the race for the second year running.
1.Pro
Women
Spain
1st: Cat Ferguson - Movistar Team
2nd: Ruby Roseman-Gannon - Liv AlUla Jayco
3rd: Fiona Mangan - Mayenne Monbana My Pie
10th May 2026
On a blustery day in Northern France, the riders took to a course offering a mix of road and off road sectors. Filippo Firoelli stayed out of trouble in the pack for most of the race until attacking in the final few kilometres to take victory.
1.Pro
Men
France
1st: Filippo Fiorelli - Team Visma - Lease a Bike
2nd: Alexis Renard - Cofidis
3rd: Lewis Askey - NSN Cycling Team
10th May 2026
Kevin Andre Sandli Messel of local Team Ringerike taking what is undoubtably the best win of his career to date with a six second lead over second place. The race from Hønefoss to Hønefoss in Norway takes in stunning scenery round some of the local fjords.
1.2
Men
Norway
1st: Kevin Andre Sandli Messel - Team Ringerike
2nd: Marcus Sander Hansen
3rd: Sebastian Nielsen - Team ColoQuick
10th May 2026
An AG Insurance - Soudal Team one, two on the podium, with the win coming from a large bunch sprint. From Helchteren to Helchteren, the race takes in some of the lesser raced roads of Belgium, to the North of Hasselt.
1.1
Women
Belgium
1st: Gladys Verhulst-Wild - AG Insurance - Soudal Team
2nd: Marith Vanhove - AG Insurance Soudal Devo Team
3rd: Scarlett Souren - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
10th May 2026
Starting and finishing at Marina di Carrara on the Northern Tuscan coast, the 37th edition of the race took a hilly circuit outside of the town. Matteo Gialli triumphing from the bunch to take the win.
1.2U
Men U23
Italy
1st: Matteo Gialli - Team Hopplà
2nd: Michele Bicelli - Biesse - Carrera - Premac
3rd: Vadim Grechishkin - PC Baix Ebre
10th May 2026
Cameron Rogers’ first win in a one day race for the INEOS Grenadiers Racing Academy in this U23 version of the men’s Classic. Starting and finishing in Ypres/Ieper rather than Middelkerk, taking in the Kemmelberg (Belvedere and Ossuaire) alongside the Scherpenberg.
1.2U
Men U23
Belgium
1st: Cameron Rogers - INEOS Grenadiers Racing Academy
2nd: Seth Dunwoody - Bahrain Victorious Development Team
3rd: Eñaut Urkaregi - Lidl - Trek Future Racing
10th May 2026
Two podium spots for the Czech team only separated by the Polish rider from the Wibatech Lubelskie Perła Polski team. Michael Kukrle taking a four second win over Kacper Majewski at the finish in Psary.
1.2
Men
Poland
1st: Michael Kukrle - Kasper crypto4me
2nd: Kacper Majewski - Wibatech Lubelskie Perła Polski
3rd: Patrik Toman - Kasper crypto4me
10th May
In its inaugural year, the Desafio das Américas de Ciclismo was raced on very wet roads around São Paulo. Despite the weather a group of riders took the race to a sprint finish with Tomas Quiroz beating the group in a close fought win.
1.2
Men
Brazil
1st: Tomas Quiroz - Plus Performance - ZEO Sport
2nd: Luiz Fernando Bomfim De Almeida - Localiza Meoo / Swift Pro Cycling
3rd: Vinicius Da Silva Santo - São José Ciclismo
9th May 2026
Overnight thunderstorms had not abated the sweltering conditions and as the women’s race got underway early in the morning, the threat of rain very much hung in the air. A rural and punchy lead-out culminated in 5 laps of the finish town of Plumelec, Eline Jansen of VolkerWessels Cycling Team taking the win.
1.1
Women
France
1st: Eline Jansen - VolkerWessels Cycling Team
2nd: Sidney Swierenga - Liv AlUla Jayco Women's Continental Team
3rd: Émilie Morier - St Michel - Preference Home - Auber93
9th May 2026
The men’s race in the afternoon saw rising temperatures. This didn’t deter the crowds and locals were treated to a fully French podium. The winner, Benoît Cosnefroy, taking his third successive victory in the race.
1.Pro
Men
France
1st: Benoît Cosnefroy - UAE Team Emirates - XRG
2nd: Noa Isidore - Decathlon CMA CGM Team
3rd: Paul Lapeira - Decathlon CMA CGM Team
9th May 2026
The race circumnavigates a fjord, offering hilly terrain. The 3km climb of Royne with an average gradient of 8.3% is raced twice. On winning Gustav Lovidius became the first Swede to win the race in its 14 year history.
1.2
Men
Norway
1st: Lovidius - Svealand Cycling Team
2nd: Otto Schultz Jølving - Team ColoQuick
3rd: Magnus Bak Klaris - AIRTOX - Carl Ras
9th May 2026
Raced on the streets of Bielsko-Biała in Southern Poland for only the third time, the race was won by a 16 second margin.
1.2
Men
Poland
1st: Filip Řeha - ATT Investments
2nd: Luca Jenni - Run & Race - Solarpur
3rd: Jaka Marolt - Factor Racing
8th May 2026
Abigail Miller was victorious in a tight bunch sprint in sultry conditions in Brittany, more like mid-summer than late Spring. The laps in the small town of Pluvigner had their desired attritional effect leaving the strongest to sprint for the win.
1.1
Women
France
1st: Abigail Miller - UAE Development Team
2nd: Eva Anguela - Cantabria Deporte - Rio Miera
3rd: Valentine Fortin - Cofidis Women Team
7th May 2026
21 year old Jack Ward took his first win on European soil for Lidl Trek’s development team after a 3rd place the previous day, in a hilly race on the roads around Stavelot, better known for their inclusion in Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
1.2
Men
Belgium
1st: Jack Ward - Lidl - Trek Future Racing
2nd: Niels Driesen - Lotto - Groupe Wanty
3rd: Kasper Borremans - Bahrain Victorious Development Team
7th May 2026
Setting out from Zarzecze and finishing in Wilkowice the race takes in 3 laps of a lakeside circuit. Taking in some hilly terrain the race was won by a solo breakaway. The winner, Andrin Züger finishing 55 seconds ahead of the closest competitor.
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Men
Poland
1st: Andrin Züger - Run & Race - Solarpur
2nd: Mārtiņš Pluto - Energus Cycling Team
3rd: Patrik Toman - Kasper crypto4me
6th May 2026
The first edition of the race run on the roads around Waimes in the Belgian Ardennes, some recognisable from Liege Bastogne Liege. Jesper Stiansen, winning for Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23. The team placing two riders in the top four.
1.2
Men
France
1st: Jesper Stiansen - Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
2nd: Jack Ward - Lidl - Trek Future Racing
3rd: Otto van Zanden - Azerion / Villa Valkenburg