Tour of the Alps 2026

Giulio Pellizzari won the 49th edition of the Tour of the Alps and added extra shine to his overall victory with two stage wins. Egan Bernal and Thymen Arensman flanked the Italian on the final podium. The race started on Monday 20 April 2026 and finished on Friday the 24th.

Top 5 Tour of the Alps 2026

1. Giulio Pellizzari
2. Egan Bernal + 0:40
3. Thymen Arensman + 0:50
4. Michael Storer + 1:09
5. Mathys Rondel + 1:45

Read about the route and start list for the 2026 Tour of the Alps.

Another interesting read: winners and records in the Tour of the Alps.

Please click the links in the table below for race results/reports, and detailed stage descriptions.

Tour of the Alps 2026 stages:

Tour of the Alps 2026: route, profiles, more

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Pellizzari adds extra shine to GC triumph with second stage win

Giulio Pellizzari attacks on the final climb of the day and, for a moment, Thymen Arensman and Egan Bernal can follow, but when the Italian presses on, the INEOS duo are dropped. He crests the summit first and extends his lead on the descent. Pellizzari thus wins his first stage race overall, with Bernal and Arensman flanking him on the final podium.

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Winners and records

The Tour of the Alps is a road race in Italy and Austria, that’s played out in April. First held in 1962 under the name Giro del Trentino, the race was rebranded in 2017. The route usually goes through the regions South Tyrol, Trentino (Italy) and Tyrol (Austria). Cyclingstage.com brings you the recent winners and all records.

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Trento - Bolzano

Friday 24 April – The final stage of the Tour of the Alps is an explosive race through the Dolomites, starting in Trento and finishing in Bolzano. Along the way, the riders tackle 2,850 metres of elevation gain over 128.6 kilometres, while a 19-kilometre circuit forms the heart of the action.

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Jasch wins from breakaway, Pellizzari keeps GC lead

Lennart Jasch wins the stage with the most elevation gain in five days of the Tour of the Alps. Inside the final 23 kilometres, the German drops his fellow breakaway riders on a climb and rides solo to victory. Giulio Pellizzari retains the leader’s jersey, 4 seconds ahead of teammates Thymen Arensman and Egan Bernal.

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Arco - Trento

Thursday 23 April – The Tour of the Alps serves up its queen stage on a 167.8-kilometre route with 3,900 metres of elevation gain. The riders clip in in Arco and finish in Trento. The stage has two faces: long, demanding climbs in the first half and shorter rises in the second.

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