Tirreno - Adriatico 2026

Isaac del Toro won the 61st edition of Tirreno–Adriatico, while Matteo Jorgenson and Giulio Pellizzari flanked him on the final podium. With two stage wins, Mathieu van der Poel was the most successful stage hunter. The race started on Monday 9 April 2025 and finished on Sunday the 15th.

Top 5 Tirreno-Adriatico 2026

1. Isaac del Toro
3. Matteo Jorgenson + 0:40
3. Giulio Pellizzari + 0:42
4. Tobias Halland Johannessen + 1:15
5. Primoz Roglic + 1:21

Read about the the full route and start list of the Tirreno-Adriatico 2026.

Also worth reading: winners and records in the Race of the Two Seas.

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

Tirreno - Adriatico 2026 stages:

Tirreno-Adriatico 2026: route, profiles, more

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Milan takes final stage, Del Toro seals overall victory

Jonathan Milan sprints to victory in San Benedetto del Tronto for the third year in a row. He holds off Sam Welsford and Laurenz Rex, while Isaac del Toro secures the overall win. Matteo Jorgenson overtakes Giulio Pellizzari in the GC by taking the intermediate sprint and finishes second.

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Winners and records

Tirreno-Adriatico is essentially the Italian version of Paris-Nice, with grand tour specialists often choosing one of the two races in which to gauge their form before bigger goals. Cyclingstage.com brings you the records and recent winners in the Race of the Two Seas.

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Civitanova Marche - San Benedetto del Tronto

Sunday 15 March – The final stage of Tirreno–Adriatico is a 143-kilometre race featuring 1,100 metres of climbing. That elevation comes from two mid-stage climbs; the rest of the route is as flat as it gets.

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Del Toro claims GC with stage triumph

GC leader Isaac del Toro takes command in the final 500 metres of the steep finish climb. He drops Matteo Jorgenson and powers to victory, thus securing the overall win, as the final stage is suited to the sprinters.

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San Severino Marche - Camerino

Saturday 14 March – On the penultimate day of Tirreno–Adriatico, the riders effectively face two races in one. The first half features of one enormous climb, while the second unfolds on a hilly circuit. The stage serves up 3,900 metres of climbing over 189 kilometres., while the finishing climb averages 8.9% over 3.2 kilometres.

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