O Gran Camiño 2026
Adam Yates won the queen stage of O Gran Camiño and took over the leader’s jersey from Alessandro Pinarello. With one stage remaining, Jørgen Nordhagen and Pinarello sit second and third overall. The final stage is a hilly race finishing on a punchy climb.
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Cycling Calendar 2026
Throughout the year, Cyclingstage.com covers the races we are passionate about – including the Giro d’Italia, the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España, but there's so much more… Please take a look at our 2026 cycling calendar!
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O Gran Camiño 2026: Route
In its short history, O Gran Camiño has often featured very demanding mountain stages, but this year’s route is relatively moderate. Stage 4 stands out as the key mountain test, while the other stages take place on rolling to hilly terrain. Over five days, the riders tackle 9,891 metres of climbing across 633 kilometres.
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O Gran Camiño 2026: Riders
Adam Yates takes on Iván Romeo, Carlos Canal, Iván Sosa, Abel Balderstone, Jørgen Nordhagen and Alessandro Pinarello in a bid to succeed Derek-Gee West as the winner of O Gran Camiño. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list for the race in the northwest of Spain.
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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 2026: Riders
Mattias Skjelmose returns to the hilly Limburg region in the south of the Netherlands to defend his crown, while former winner Tom Pidcock and Michael Valgren are also on the start line aiming to reclaim it. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list for the Amstel Gold Race.
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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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