A brutal penultimate-stage mountain heist. Isaac Del Toro delivers a spectacular solo triumph after hunting down a long-range raid by Juan Ayuso, while Luke Tuckwell grimly clings to a collapsing yellow jersey lead over Matteo Jorgenson ahead of the final showdown.
Author: Emily Taylor
A Red Bull tactical nuke. Maxim Van Gils takes the summit-finish victory at Crest-Voland while 21-year-old Australian neo-pro Luke Tuckwell upends the GC, stripping the yellow jersey from Alex Baudin.
The Belgian maestro finishes off the work. Team Visma | Lease a Bike executes a flawless leadout train on the fast road to Villars-les-Dombes, delivering Wout van Aert to a convincing sprint victory while Alex Baudin keeps his grip on yellow.
Breakaway survival against all odds. Lidl-Trek’s Quinn Simmons flips the script on a doomed 12-man escape group, utilizing a heavy tailwind to hold off the charging peloton and sprint to a gritty victory on Stage 4.
The international mountain biking calendar hits its most scenic and punishing stop this weekend. The 2026 HERO Südtirol Dolomites will test the world’s best marathon riders with brutal high-altitude trails, massive elevation gains, and a fierce battle for the World Cup leader’s jerseys.
Breakaway survival on the longest stage in two decades. Uno-X Mobility’s Anthon Charmig launches a flawless descent attack to claim his first European professional victory on Stage 2, while EF Education-EasyPost fiercely defends the overall yellow jersey.
The ultimate final-stage heist. A cold-blooded Dutch stalemate, a 90km tactical nuclear option from the outsiders, and a devastating final acceleration saw Demi Vollering overturn a 49-second deficit to strip the pink jersey from Anna van der Breggen in a historic Giro finale.
From the toilet bowl to the yellow jersey. Alex Baudin overcame a brutal bout of food poisoning to launch a devastating 28km solo raid over the Côte de Rousset, conquering Stage 1 of the newly rebranded Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes while the GC field shed its first major casualty.