Andorra MoraBanc Clàssica

Road · One Day
DateJun 21, 2026
Time4:00–9:30 am ET
CourseOne Day
Why watch?

High-altitude Pyrenean climbing in Andorra, where constant elevation change and sharp gradients decide the winner.

Preview

Andorra MoraBanc Classica 2026: high-altitude Pyrenean climbing in the principality

Andorra MoraBanc Classica 2026 runs through the Pyrenean principality with multiple categorized climbs and minimal flat roads. Mattias Skjelmose defends after winning the 2025 edition.

The Andorra MoraBanc Classica is pure climbing from start to finish. The principality's geography means there is no flat road to hide on, and multiple categorized climbs fragment the field well before the finale. The winner usually emerges from a small group of climbers who have survived the accumulated altitude and attack on the final ascent.

Skjelmose won the 2025 edition, confirming his credentials as a rider who can climb at altitude and finish a one-day race. The 2026 edition should attract similar talent: Gall, Tiberi, Pellizzari, and other riders preparing their climbing legs for July targets. Weather at altitude can shift quickly, adding an unpredictable element to an already demanding course.

2026 outlook

Andorra MoraBanc Classica 2026 sends the field through the constant elevation changes and sharp gradients of the Pyrenean principality. Mattias Skjelmose won in 2025, and the race rewards pure climbers who can survive multiple categorized climbs with minimal flat recovery between them. This is a high-altitude proving ground that attracts riders testing their climbing legs ahead of the Tour de France.