Volta ao Algarve 2026

  1. Volta ao Algarve 2026: GC winner Ayuso triumphs atop Alto do Malhão

    Door Harmen Lustig

    With a strong finish atop the Alto do Malhão, Juan Ayuso claims the stage and adds extra shine to his overall victory. He outsprints Oscar Onley, while Paul Seixas comes home in third.

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  2. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Sprint triumph Magnier, Ayuso still leads

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Paul Magnier outsprints Jordi Meeus and Oded Kogut in Lagos to take to his second victory in four days. The overall standings remain unchanged, with Juan Ayuso holding a 7-second lead over Paul Seixas.

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  3. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Ganna takes ITT, Ayuso cements lead

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Filippo Ganna wins the time trial at the Volta ao Algarve ahead of Juan Ayuso and Jakob Söderqvist. Ayuso extends his lead over Paul Seixas by 7 seconds, consolidating his hold on the overall classification.

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  4. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Start times ITT

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Stage 3 of the Volta ao Algarve is a 19.5-kilometre individual time trial. Filippo Ganna, Stefan Küng, or... ? Cyclingstage.com presents the key start times.

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  5. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Seixas triumphs at Alto da Fóia, Ayuso leader

    Door Harmen Lustig

    On the Alto da Fóia, the general classification contenders in the Volta ao Algarve serve up a gripping finale. The still only 19-year-old French prodigy Paul Seixas edges out Juan Ayuso on the line, while João Almeida crosses in third. Thanks to…

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  6. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Magnier sprints to triumph in opener

    Door Harmen Lustig

    From the outset of the opening stage of the Volta ao Algarve, it is clear this one is for the sprinters. Paul Magnier senses his chance and blasts to victory, obviously taking the leader’s jersey in the process.

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  7. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Route

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Over the five days of the Tour of the Algarve, the riders cover just under 700 kilometres. There are two uphill finishes, while one stage is raced against the clock. The race finishes on Sunday.

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  8. Volta ao Algarve 2026: Riders

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Juan Ayuso, Oscar Onley, Jasper Philipsen, Thymen Arensman, Filippo Ganna and Florian Lipowitz kick off their 2026 campaign in Portugal. Homerider João Almeida is also present. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the Volta ao Algarve.

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  9. Volta ao Algarve 2026 Route stage 1: Vila Real de Santo António – Tavira

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Wednesday 18 February – The opening stage of the Volta ao Algarve is 183.5 kilometres long and includes roughly 2,300 metres of elevation gain. As the last 40 kilometres are entirely flat, the route looks tailor-made for the sprinters.

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  10. Volta ao Algarve 2026 Route stage 2: Portimão – Alto da Fóia

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Thursday 19 February – Stage 2 of the Volta ao Algarve could prove to be the most demanding of the race. The 147.2-kilometre stage features 3,154 metres of elevation gain and concludes with an 8.9-kilometre climb at an average gradient of 6.2%.

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  11. Volta ao Algarve 2026 Route stage 3: Vilamoura – Vilamoura

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Friday 20 February – The 3rd stage of the Volta ao Algarve is a golden opportunity for the time trial specialists to shine. The 19.5-kilometre course is flat to slightly undulating.

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  12. Volta ao Algarve 2026 Route stage 4: Albufeira – Lagos

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Saturday 21 February – Stage 4 of the Volta ao Algarve is a 175.1-kilometre race featuring 2,038 metres of elevation gain. After a rolling opening and a hilly middle section, the stage concludes on flat roads.

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  13. Volta ao Algarve 2026 Route stage 5: Faro – Alto do Malhão

    Door Harmen Lustig

    Sunday 22 February – The closing stage of the Volta ao Algarve covers 148.4 kilometres and includes 3,264 metres of elevation gain. The finish is atop Alto do Malhão, a punchy ascent of 2.6 kilometres at an average gradient of 9.1%.

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