2026 Grand Tours: Vingegaard, Pogačar and Mas win the Giro, Tour and Vuelta. All the numbers

The 2026 Grand Tours: winners, stages and curiosities The 2026 Grand Tour season is in the books with three different winners: Jonas Vingegaard at the Giro d'Italia, Tadej Pogačar at the Tour de France and Enric Mas at the Vuelta a España, the first Grand Tour win of his career. In total 62 stages were awarded: 21 at the Giro, 21 at the Tour and 20 at the Vuelta, where stage 3 was cancelled. Final classifications Race1st2nd3rd Giro d'ItaliaJonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike) 83:22:51Felix Gall +5'22"Jai Hindley +6'25" Tour de FranceTadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates XRG) 73:56:26Remco Evenepoel +6'26"Isaac Del Toro +9'42" Vuelta a EspañaEnric Mas (Movistar Team) 73:52:55Primož Roglič +2'15"Felix Gall +2'44" The other jerseys Giro: points Paul Magnier, mountains Giulio Ciccone, young rider Afonso Eulálio. Tour: points Mads Pedersen, mountains Richard Carapaz, young rider Isaac Del Toro. Vuelta: points Wout van Aert, mountains Santiago Buitrago, young rider Oscar Onley. Stage wins Giro d'Italia: 21 stages, 13 different winners Jonas Vingegaard won 5 (stages 7, 9, 14, 16, 20); Paul Magnier and Jhonatan Narváez won 3 each. One stage each for Thomas Silva, Igor Arrieta, Davide Ballerini, Filippo Ganna (time trial), Alec Segaert, Alberto Bettiol, Fredrik Dversnes, Michael Valgren, Sepp Kuss and Jonathan Milan, who won the final stage in Rome. Tour de France: 21 stages, 12 winners Tadej Pogačar won 5 stages (3, 6, 10, 14, 19). Three wins for Tim Merlier; two each for Mathieu van der Poel (stage 9 and the final one in Paris), Remco Evenepoel (stage 15 and time trial 16) and Richard Carapaz (18 and 20). One win each for Visma | Lease a Bike in the opening team time trial, Isaac Del Toro, Mads Pedersen, Olav Kooij, Søren Wærenskjold, Mauro Schmid and Jasper Philipsen. Vuelta a España: 20 stages, 13 winners Matthew Brennan won 5 stages (2, 5, 11, 16, 17), Tadej Pogačar 3 (the opening time trial, 4 and 6), Wout van Aert 2. One stage each for Andreas Leknessund, Bryan Coquard, Enric Mas (stage 9), Bastien Tronchon, Jakob Omrzel, Marco Brenner, Stefan Küng (time trial), Edward Dunbar, Mikel Landa and Tobias Halland Johannessen. Most stage wins Tadej Pogačar: 8 (5 at the Tour and 3 at the Vuelta) Jonas Vingegaard: 5 (all at the Giro) and Matthew Brennan: 5 (all at the Vuelta) Paul Magnier, Jhonatan Narváez and Tim Merlier: 3 each Riders in more than one Grand Tour Tadej Pogačar: Tour (1st) and Vuelta, with 8 stage wins in total. Richard Carapaz: polka-dot jersey and two stages at the Tour, 4th at the Vuelta. Felix Gall: 2nd at the Giro and 3rd at the Vuelta, the only rider on the podium of both. Sepp Kuss: a stage at the Giro and 5th at the Vuelta. Andreas Leknessund: Giro and Vuelta, with a stage win in Spain. Koen Bouwman, Gianmarco Garofoli and Martin Tjøtta also rode both the Giro and the Vuelta. Curiosities Visma | Lease a Bike took 14 stage wins across the three Grand Tours: 6 at the Giro, the Tour team time trial and 7 at the Vuelta. Remco Evenepoel won a road stage and the time trial on consecutive days at the Tour. Mathieu van der Poel won the final stage in Paris, while Jonathan Milan closed the Giro in Rome. Pogačar won the opening time trial of the Vuelta as well as five stages at the Tour. Full classifications, stages and results are available on the individual race pages on RadioCiclismo.