Two of the biggest organisers' sites could not be read in our research: letour.fr and aso.fr, home of the Tour de France and the Tour de France Femmes, refused our requests. Results for those races come from news reports, and from Wikipedia where the pages say so. Everywhere else we use the UCI's own reports and the organisers' pages where we could read them, then news reports. Where sources disagree on a time gap, a place or a career total, we give each version and who reports it. Where a result rests on a search summary or a single source, we say that too.
Decided in 2026
| Competition (2026) | Result | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Giro d'Italia, 8 to 31 May | Jonas Vingegaard (Denmark) | Giro d'Italia |
| Tour de France, 4 to 26 July | Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia), his fifth Tour | Tour de France |
| Vuelta a Espana, 22 August to 13 September | Enric Mas (Spain) | Vuelta a Espana |
| La Vuelta Femenina, 3 to 9 May | Paula Blasi (Spain) | La Vuelta Femenina |
| Giro d'Italia Women, 30 May to 7 June | Demi Vollering (Netherlands) | Giro d'Italia Women |
| Tour de France Femmes, 1 to 9 August | Demi Vollering | Tour de France Femmes |
| The Monuments, 21 March to 10 October | Men: Pogacar (Milan-San Remo, Liege, and Flanders per Wikipedia), Wout van Aert (Paris-Roubaix), Paul Seixas (Il Lombardia). Women: Lotte Kopecky (Milan-San Remo), Vollering (Flanders, and Liege per Wikipedia), Franziska Koch (Paris-Roubaix) | The Monuments |
| UCI Road World Championships, Montreal, 20 to 27 September | Road races: Brandon McNulty (USA) and Demi Vollering. Time trials: Remco Evenepoel and Marlen Reusser | Road World Championships |
| UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, Val di Sole, 26 to 30 August | Cross-country: Sina Frei and Tom Pidcock. Downhill: Valentina Holl and Jackson Goldstone | Mountain Bike World Championships |
| UCI Track World Championships, Shanghai, 14 to 18 October | Great Britain top of the medal table; Harrie Lavreysen won the sprint, keirin and team sprint | Track World Championships |
| UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships, Hulst, 30 January to 1 February (end of the 2025-26 season) | Mathieu van der Poel and Lucinda Brand | Cyclo-cross season |
| UCI WorldTour and Women's WorldTour calendars | Both finished in October: the Tour of Guangxi (men) and the Tour of Chongming Island (women) | Rankings and the WorldTour |
Still running, or not yet published
- The 2026-27 cyclo-cross season has no champion. The UCI lists the World Cup rounds, starting in Ostrava, but the round 1 date was not found, and the 2027 World Championships venue was not found either.
- The final 2026 UCI World Ranking was not found as published. We name no 2026 ranking leader; the final 2025 ranking is on rankings and the WorldTour.
- Los Angeles 2028: the Olympic Games run from 14 to 30 July 2028, with 22 cycling titles in five disciplines, per the UCI. The programme and the Paris 2024 results are on the Olympics.
What is in this section
- Tour de France
- The 2026 top five and jerseys, the shortened stages, and podiums and jersey winners from 2022.
- Giro d'Italia
- Vingegaard's first Giro from Bulgaria to Rome, the four jerseys, and the winners since 2022.
- Vuelta a Espana
- Mas's 2026 win, Pogacar's exit after stage 8, and the 2025 stages cut short by protests.
- Tour de France Femmes
- Vollering's second title and the two versions of the third-place gap, with every edition since 2022.
- Giro d'Italia Women
- A final-day turnaround in 2026, the gaps that differ by source, and the race's renaming.
- La Vuelta Femenina
- Blasi's win on L'Angliru and the winners since the first edition in 2023.
- The Monuments
- Men's results for all five in 2026, women's results for the four with a women's edition on the 2026 Women's WorldTour calendar, and the places still unsettled.
- Road World Championships
- Montreal 2026 in full, and the elite results from Glasgow 2023, Zurich 2024 and Kigali 2025.
- The Olympics
- Paris 2024 podiums in road, track, mountain bike and BMX, and the LA 2028 programme and venues.
- Track World Championships
- Every Shanghai 2026 champion, the medal table, and Lavreysen's disputed title total.
- Mountain Bike World Championships
- Val di Sole 2026 and the elite winners from 2023, with the formats explained.
- Cyclo-cross season
- The 2026-27 rounds known so far, and the finished 2025-26 Worlds and World Cup.
- Rankings and the WorldTour
- How the top tier works, the 2026 women's winners we could source, and the final 2025 ranking.
- Watching cycling
- Broadcasters only as organisers list them, dated, and the races with no list we could read.
Related reading
How road races, stage races and the jerseys work is in road races explained and stage races and jerseys; track, off-road and BMX formats are in Learn; and the UCI's race safety rules are on race safety and the UCI.
Sources
- Euronews, Tour de France 2026: fifth title for Tadej Pogacar (26 July 2026)
- Domestique, final classifications of the 2026 Giro d'Italia (2026)
- PezCycling News, Vuelta a Espana 2026 stage 21 (2026)
- Domestique, final classifications of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes (2026)
- Giro d'Italia Women (organiser), Demi Vollering wins the 2026 Giro d'Italia Women
- Domestique, Blasi wins La Vuelta Femenina (2026)
- cyclingstage.com, Milan-San Remo 2026 results
- cyclingstage.com, Milano-Sanremo Donne 2026 results
- Wikipedia, 2026 Tour of Flanders, men's race (secondary, via search summary)
- Wikipedia, 2026 Tour of Flanders, women's race (secondary)
- FloBikes, Paris-Roubaix 2026 complete results (2026)
- cyclingstage.com, Liege-Bastogne-Liege 2026 results
- Wikipedia, 2026 Liege-Bastogne-Liege Femmes (secondary, via search summary)
- tour-magazin.de, 2026 Tour of Lombardy: Seixas becomes the youngest winner (2026)
- UCI, 2026 UCI Road World Championships: McNulty caps off memorable Montreal week (2026)
- Kuwait Times, Vollering wins cycling road race world title (2026)
- UCI, 2026 UCI Road World Championships: opening day powered by Reusser and Evenepoel (2026)
- Escape Collective, Britain and the Netherlands top Track Worlds medal table (2026)
- UCI, Mountain Bike World Championships: Frei and Pidcock win elite cross-country Olympic gold (2026)
- UCI, Mountain Bike World Championships: Holl and Goldstone retain downhill titles (2026)
- UCI, 2026 Rabobank UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships: the Dutch rule Hulst (2026)
- UCI, 2026-27 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup competition page (title only)
- Brujulabike, the 2026 Tour of Guangxi brings the WorldTour season to a close (2026)
- Wikipedia, 2026 UCI Women's World Tour (secondary)
- UCI, Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games: qualification systems and quotas for cycling