Road · Stage Race
Tour de Pologne
Tour de Pologne is a men's WorldTour cycling stage race held in late July or August, mostly across southern Poland. The route typically spans seven days and mixes rolling terrain, summit finishes, and time trials, making it a proving ground for stage racers looking to sharpen form late in the season.
- Date
- Aug 2–Aug 8, 2027
- Location
- 🇵🇱 Poland
- Most recent winner
- 🇩🇪 Marco Brenner (2026)
- Course
- Stage Race
Tour de Pologne 2027 route overview
The race typically begins with sprint stages or short time trials that establish an early leader, then moves south into hillier terrain where the GC takes shape. Summit finishes in the Beskidy or Tatra foothills are the defining selection points, often coming in the second half of the week when fatigue sharpens the gaps. A final-day time trial or mountaintop finish usually settles the overall classification. The route favors riders who can climb efficiently without needing alpine firepower, and who recover well across consecutive hard days. Breakaways succeed on transitional stages, but the GC battle is won on the climbs and against the clock.
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