Vuelta 2026: Results
fotobureau Cor VosEnric Mas won the 81st edition of the Vuelta a España. The Spaniard was joined on the podium by Primoz Roglic and Felix Gall. Matthew Brennan sprinted to five stage wins, while Tadej Pogacar claimed three victories. The Slovenian was forced to abandon the race as the overall leader after crashing on stage 8.
Top 10 Vuelta 2026
1. Enric Mas
2. Primoz Roglic + 2:15
3. Felix Gall + 2:44
4. Richard Carapaz + 6:54
5. Sepp Kuss + 8:45
6. Oscar Onley + 9:28
7. Jakob Omrzel + 10:38
8. Clément Berthet + 11:41
9. Christián Rodríguez + 11:59
10. Harold Tejada + 14:40
Another interesting read: winners and records Vuelta a España.
The links in the table below take you to the results and race reports for each stage.
Vuelta a España 2026 - results
| # | date | start-finish | results | winner | leader |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 22-8 | Monaco - Monaco | results | Pogacar | Pogacar |
| 2 | 23-8 | Monaco - Manosque | results | Brennan | Pogacar |
| 3 | 24-8 | Gruisan - Font Romeu | report | - | Pogacar |
| 4 | 25-8 | Andorra La Vella - Andorra La Vella | results | Pogacar | Pogacar |
| 5 | 26-8 | Falset - Roquetes | results | Brennan | Pogacar |
| 6 | 27-8 | Alcossebre - Castellón | results | Pogacar | Pogacar |
| 7 | 28-8 | Vall d'Alba - Valdelinares | results | Leknessund | Pogacar |
| 8 | 29-8 | Puçol - Xeraco | results | Coquard | Mas |
| 9 | 30-8 | La Villa Joiosa - Alto de Aitana | results | Mas | Mas |
| 31-8 | rustdag | ||||
| 10 | 1-9 | Alcaraz - Elche de la Sierra | results | Tronchon | Mas |
| 11 | 2-9 | Cartagena - Lorca | results | Brennan | Mas |
| 12 | 3-9 | Vera - Calar Alto | results | Omrzel | Mas |
| 13 | 4-9 | Almuñécar - Loja | results | Van Aert | Mas |
| 14 | 5-9 | Jaén - Sierra de la Pandera | results | Landa | Mas |
| 15 | 6-9 | Palma del Río - Córdoba | results | Van Aert | Mas |
| 7-9 | rustdag | ||||
| 16 | 8-9 | Cortegana - La Rábida | results | Brennan | Mas |
| 17 | 9-9 | Dos Hermanas - Sevilla | results | Brennan | Mas |
| 18 | 10-9 | El Puerto de Santa Maria - Jerez de la Frontera | results | Küng | Mas |
| 19 | 11-9 | Vélez-Malaga - Peñas Blancas | results | Dunbar | Mas |
| 20 | 12-9 | La Calahorra - Collado del Alguacil | results | Landa | Mas |
| 21 | 13-9 | Granada - Granada | results | Johannessen | Mas |
Johannessen wins final stage, Mas seals overall
After a quiet start, the Vuelta signs off with a series of thrilling laps. Following the final ascent of the Alto de Granada, a group including Matthew Brennan heads towards the finish, but with just 2 kilometres remaining, Tobias Halland Johannessen, Alessandro Debruyne, Alessandro Romelo and Axel Laurance make their move. The Norwegian takes the spoils in the sprint, while Enric Mas seals overall victory in Granada.
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Landa solos to victory, Mas seals GC
The Vuelta’s queen stage is action-packed from the very start. Eventually, Mikel Landa drops his fellow attackers, Ramses Debruyne and Tobias Halland Johannessen, early on the final climb, and the veteran powers his way to a commanding victory on the brutally steep sections. Enric Mas finishes almost 7 minutes later to secure overall victory.
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Dunbar conquers Peñas Blancas, Mas retains red
With 2 kilometres to go on the final climb, Santiago Buitrago rides away from his breakaway companions Thomas Gloag, Eddie Dunbar and Urko Berrade. The Irishman comes back to him inside the final 500 metres and rides straight past him. Dunbar takes the spoils, while GC contenders finish together, with Enric Mas retaining the red jersey.
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Küng storms to glory, Mas retains lead
Stefan Küng claims victory in the individual time trial from El Puerto de Santa María to Jerez de la Frontera, finishing ahead of Callum Thornley and João Almeida. Enric Mas retains the red jersey, while Primož Roglič moves up to second overall at Felix Gall’s expense.
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Brennan strikes again, Mas retains red
Matthew Brennan takes his fifth stage win in the flattest stage of La Vuelta, outsprinting Jordi Meeus and Magnus Cort on the line. Enric Mas retains the overall lead.
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