Vuelta Femenina 2026

Paula Blasi won the 4th edition of the Vuelta femenina. On the podium she was flanked by Anna van der Breggen and Marion Bunel. The race started on Sunday 3 May 2026 and finished on Saturday the 9th.

Top 5 Vuelta Femenina 2026

1. Paula Blasi
2. Anna van der Breggen + 0:24
3. Marion Bunel + 0:49
4. Usoa Ostolaza + 2:31
5. Juliette Berthet + 2:36

Read about the route and start list for the 2026 Vuelta Femenina.

Another interesting read: records & winners Vuelta Femenina.

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

Vuelta Femenina 2026, stages:

La Vuelta Femenina 2026: route, profiles, video

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video highlights, 2025

Stiasny triumphs at Angliru, Blasi takes overall

Red jersey Anna van der Breggen loses contact with her rivals more than 4 kilometres from the summit of the Angliru. Paula Blasi continues alone but Petra Stiasny overhauls her in the final 2 kilometres. The Swiss climber rides on solo to take the win, while Blasi finishes second and in doing so secures the overall victory.

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Van der Breggen doubles up atop Les Praeres

Early on the extremely steep final climb, Anna van der Breggen takes the initiative. One by one she drops the other riders, until she has opened a gap with 2.5 kilometres to go. Paula Blasi and Marion Bunel keep her in sight, but cannot close the gap by a single centimetre. Van der Breggen pulls off a double strike and is in pole position to win the Vuelta Femenina.

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Gijón - Les Praeres de Nava

Friday 8 May – Stage 6 of the Vuelta Femenina serves up more than 2,100 metres of elevation gain over a distance of 106.5 kilometres. The rolling to hilly route finishes at Les Praeres de Nava, a 3.7-kilometre climb with an average gradient of 13.4%.

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Pola de Laviana - L'Angliru

Saturday 9 May – The final stage of the Vuelta Femenina serves up 3,258 metres of climbing over 132.9 kilometres. That's no picnic in itself, but the finish atop the brutally steep Angliru makes it an especially savage test.

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Bredewold triumphs, Kopecky extends lead

In the flattest stage of the Vuelta Femenina, Mischa Bredewold powers to victory. It looks as though she is leading out Lotte Kopecky, but the red jersey does not come around and instead allows her teammate to take the win. Kopecky herself finishes second to extend her GC lead.

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