Three days across Kyushu's volcanic interior and coastal roads in one of Asia's newest stage races.
Tour de Kyushu 2026 is scheduled for October 10-13, covering multiple stages across Kyushu, Japan. The race uses the island's volcanic interior and coastal roads to create a test of consistent climbing and tactical awareness. Now in its fourth edition, the race has established itself as a fixture on the Asian calendar and continues to attract a mix of international and domestic talent.
The 2026 Tour de Kyushu expands across Japan's southern island with stages that use the volcanic interior and coastal roads to test all-rounders over three days. Cumulative climbing rather than a single summit finish typically shapes the GC, and time gaps stay modest enough that consistency matters more than a single brilliant performance.
A three-day stage race across Kyushu, Japan. The volcanic terrain and rolling coastal roads test consistency and climbing ability across multiple stages.
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Tour de Kyushu 2026 runs Oct 10–13, 2026. Stage start and end times are listed on the race and stage pages.
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Defending champion: Kyrylo Tsarenko
| Year | Winner |
|---|---|
| 2025 | Kyrylo Tsarenko |
| 2024 | Emilien Jeanniere |
| 2023 | Andrey Zeits |
