Tour of the Alps 2026
The 49th edition of the Tour of the Alps starts on Monday and finishes on Friday. The race travels through Austria and, mostly, Italy and features 14,620 metres of climbing this year. Stages 3 and 4 in particular are extremely demanding, each with more than 3,600 metres of elevation gain. Notably, only stage 2 finishes uphill.
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Tour of the Alps 2026: Riders
The Italian–Austrian race is a good preparation for the Giro d’Italia. So it makes sense that the start lists overlap. Which riders are competing in the Tour of the Alps?
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Amstel Gold Race 2026: Evenepoel outguns Skjelmose in two-up sprint
After the brutal Keutenberg, the leading group consists of Remco Evenepoel, Romain Grégoire and defending champion Mattias Skjelmose. The Frenchman is dropped on the Cauberg, while the other two stay together in the final lap. Remco Evenepoel then outsprints Skjelmose in dominating fashion.
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Amstel Gold Race: Winners and records
The Amstel Gold Race is the biggest classic held in The Netherlands and kicks off a series of three Classics in the Ardennes region. Cyclingstage.com presents the records and recent winners.
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Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition 2026: Blasi crowns long solo effort
The 23-year-old Spanish talent Paula Blasi drops her fellow attacker Nienke Vinke on the penultimate ascent of the Cauberg, with 22 kilometres to go, and solos to victory. Half a minute later, Kasia Niewiadoma outguns Demi Vollering in the sprint for second place.
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Amstel Gold Race 2026: Route
Sunday 19 April – The Amstel Gold Race route is virtually a copy of last year’s. So again, the Cauberg is back in the heart of the finale to light up the action. Over 257.2 kilometres, the riders face 33 climbs. After the final ascent of the Cauberg, there are still 1.7 kilometres to the finish.
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Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition 2026: The Route
Sunday 19 April – The women’s Amstel Gold Race is raced on a route almost identical to last year’s. The riders cover a total of 158.1 kilometres and tackle 21 climbs. The finish comes 1.7 kilometres after the final ascent of the Cauberg.
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