Five days of racing through Luxembourg, where a time trial and repeated short climbs build GC pressure stage by stage.
The 2026 Skoda Tour de Luxembourg runs from September 16 to 20 across five stages in the Grand Duchy. The race includes a time trial and multiple stages built around Luxembourg's characteristic short, steep climbs, making it a proving ground for riders who can handle explosive terrain and defend narrow gaps.
Brandon McNulty won in 2025 by combining time trial power with climbing discipline across Luxembourg's compact but relentlessly punchy terrain. The 2026 edition runs five stages with a time trial and multiple days of short, steep climbing that should sort the GC on cumulative pressure rather than a single summit finish.
The race unfolds across five stages in Luxembourg. The time trial creates early GC hierarchy, while the road stages feature short, steep climbs that can reshape the classification without requiring long mountain passes. The final GC usually comes down to time trial gaps plus climbing consistency across multiple days. Riders who lose concentration on any stage rarely recover in a race this short.
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Skoda Tour de Luxembourg 2026 runs Sep 16–20, 2026. Stage start and end times are listed on the race and stage pages.
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Defending champion: Brandon McNulty (2025)
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 2025 | Brandon McNulty |
| 2024 | Antonio Tiberi |
| 2023 | Marc Hirschi |
| 2022 | Mattias Skjelmose |
| 2021 | Joao Almeida |
| 2020 | Diego Ulissi |
