Results Trofeo Palma | Arne Marit finishes perfect Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe week with sprint victory
CyclingSunday, 01 February 2026 at 14:01
Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe have had the perfect week at the Challenge Mallorca. After winning the team time trial and having Remco Evenepoel win both mountainous races; Arne Marit sprinted to victory at the Trofeo Palma.
The final race of the Challenge Mallorca was always going to be one for the sprinters, without climbs on the day to mark the event. A breakaway of two riders, Danny van der Tuuk and Ole Theiler, marked the first half of the race but they were caught very far from the finish. With 70 kilometers to go we had a new one headlined by UAE Team Emirates - XRG's Rune Herregodts, who was joined by Michel Hessmann, Jasha Sutterlin and Jelle Johannink.
The quartet arrived at Palma de Mallorca still in front and one by one they cracked until only Herregodts was left in front, who was caught only with a few kilometers to go. The final kilometers were marked by a small crash that disrupted a few leadouts in the peloton, which in the end saw main favourite Dylan Groenewegen absent from contention.
The sprint was chaotic with Ivan García Cortina launching his sprint first. In his wheel was Arne Marit, who managed to then sprint to victory - his first in the Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe jersey, and a very meaningful one for the Belgian. Max Kanter and Marit's teammate Alessio Magagnotti ompleted the podium.
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- Considering the attention CUPD is paying to this and the historic moment it could become, am surprised and disappointed they don’t seem to have planned live updates.Mistermaumau01-02-2026
- Very humble :-) Don’t agree with the ageist argument though, I think you’ll find there are different firms of engagement, some very much more visible than others but each important for enhancing effect. There’s a book I’m planning to read, something like The Dictatorship of Algorithms that explains a lot of why things have gone the way they have, polarising even people who are often quite aligned. I think the smarter and more experienced people without an agenda have since long understood it’s best not to get stuck in engagement but to reflect whether they’re living according to the values they present. Those so very engaged often don’t seem to have reflected on whether they’re consistent elsewhere with a position they’re defending.Mistermaumau01-02-2026
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- Doubt it, Very few are asking for this change and viewership of GTs certainly doesn’t seem to be suffering. Protests don’t depend on when races are organised but on “outside” circumstances, a bit strange to mix everything together. Besides, the protests shiwed an ABILITY in change ;-) But seriously, changing for the sake of changing something that more or less worked? Shall we look at the mess LIV created, and for what? People don’t continue watching Football because the competition format or match playing time changes but because they want to watch football, same in cycling. And finally (for now), I doubt very much viewers give a hoot if weather conditions disrupt a couple of stages, just like in football, it’s a hiccup that doesn’t matter post competition.Mistermaumau01-02-2026
- Spot on Brian now the pressure to perform starts.Ineos pay well however they are for results. Picnic post NL was a team bit like Wanty where there was no pressure to get results other than do your best. This will be the first time where he has a true leadership role and other team mates will be expecting him to perform. My prediction top 10 max TDF.paultryan200201-02-2026
- This inability to change is what will destroy cycling. LIKE ,Not stopping protests last year WIll lead to more this year. More interruptions, loss of viewership and interestcaptmike01-02-2026
- not sure what you mean
ChillingCyclist01-02-2026 - Yeah, that's the way the world goes i am afraid. "Producing" "content" where there ain't content at all Edit: that's content creators the world is full with, not content producers. Just shows how disengaged old people areBM01-02-2026
- Too bad she lost her nervesChillingCyclist01-02-2026
- Marion Norbert-Riberolle was an embarrassment to Belgium with her DSQonegear2901-02-2026
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