Paris - Tours 2026

Per Strand Hagenes won the 120th edition of Paris–Tours ahead of Jasper Stuyven and Christophe Laporte. Featuring ten gravel sectors and eight climbs, the 216.2-kilometres race was held on Sunday, 11 October 2026.

Check the results/report of Paris-Tours 2026, and read about the route and route and start list.

Paris-Tours 2026: routes, profiles, videos

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Paris-Tours 2026: route - source: paris-tours.fr

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Paris-Tours 2026: last 80 km - source: paris-tours.fr

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Parijs-Tours 2025: finale video - source:dailymotion.com

video finale, 2025

Parijs-Tours 2024: video highlights - source:dailymotion.com

video highlights, 2024

Parijs-Tours: video highlights, 2018-2024 - source:dailymotion.com

video highlights, 2018-2024

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Hagenes wins with late attack

Per Strand - Paris - Tours 2026: Hagenes wins with late attack

Per Strand Hagenes counters an attack by Toms Skujins inside the final 1.5 kilometres. Jasper Stuyven gives chase but has to concede defeat to the 23-year-old Norwegian. Hagenes takes the win, while his team-mate Christophe Laporte sprints to third place.

Route

Sunday 11 October - Paris-Tours covers a total of 216.2 kilometres, but the race really comes down to the final 70 kilometres, which feature ten gravel sections and eight climbs. The Côte de Rochecorbon is the final climb, crested with 8.7 kilometres to go.

Riders

Matteo Trentin - Paris - Tours 2026: Riders

Christophe Laporte aims to reclaim the Paris–Tours title from Matteo Trentin, while Mathias Vacek, Tim Merlier, Arnaud De Lie, Alberto Bettiol, Jasper Stuyven, Romain Grégoire, Søren Wærenskjold and Dorian Godon also have their sights set on a win in one of the oldest Classics on the calendar. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list.