Tour de Suisse 2026 Classifications Update Stage 3 - Tadej Pogacar stays in yellow as Jhonatan Narvaez win extends UAE dominance and Louis Vervaeke takes KoM

The 2026 Tour de Suisse classifications are set to move quickly in a new five-day format where there is little room to recover from an early setback. From the punchy opening stage around Sondrio to the individual time trial in Aarburg and the final mountain stage in Villars-sur-Ollon, the fight for the overall lead can change sharply from one day to the next.

This live classifications hub will be updated after each stage of the Tour de Suisse with the latest General Classification, Points Classification, Mountains Classification and Best Young Rider standings. It will track the main time gaps, jersey changes and classification movements as the race develops across its shortened 2026 edition.

With steep Italian roads to open the race, a time trial before the final weekend and a climbing finale still to come, this page will follow how each stage reshapes the Tour de Suisse standings.

Tadej Pogacar remains firmly in control of the 2026 Tour de Suisse after stage 3, holding a 2:50 lead over Richard Carapaz ahead of the stage 4 individual time trial in Aarburg.

Andrea Bagioli stays third at 3:07, with Mathias Vacek fourth at 4:16 and Finlay Pickering fifth at 4:41. Behind them, Brandon McNulty moves up to sixth, while stage 3 winner Jhonatan Narvaez climbs to eighth overall at 4:44.

Primoz Roglic remains well down the standings in 16th, now 6:25 behind Pogacar, leaving the fight behind the race leader increasingly focused on the podium places rather than the yellow jersey.

Tadej Pogacar remains top of the Points Classification after stage 3, although Romain Gregoire is now level with him on 18 points after the opening three days.

Stage 3 winner Jhonatan Narvaez moves straight into third on 16 points, with Xandro Meurisse fourth on 14 after finishing second in Bad Ragaz. Richard Carapaz and Marcel Camprubi both drop two places and sit level on 12 points.

Louis Vervaeke takes over the Mountains Classification lead after stage 3, moving above Tadej Pogacar following the early climbing around Bad Ragaz. Vervaeke now leads on 18 points, with Pogacar second on 14 after losing the jersey lead. Xandro Meurisse rises sharply to third on 13 points after taking mountain points during his long move with Jhonatan Narvaez, who climbs to fourth on 10.

Paul Double moves into fifth on 8 points, while Bart Lemmen, Andrea Bagioli, Aleksandr Vlasov and Maximilian Schachmann all sit level on 6.

Mathias Vacek remains in control of the Best Young Rider Classification after stage 3, with no changes inside the top 10. The Lidl - Trek rider leads Finlay Pickering by 25 seconds, while Matthew Riccitello stays third at 55 seconds. Andrew August remains fourth at 2:27, with Simon Dalby fifth at 3:09.

Romain Gregoire is sixth at 3:35 after his stage 2 victory, while Lorenzo Germani, Bjorn Koerdt, Ewen Costiou and Jordan Labrosse complete the top 10.

UAE Team Emirates - XRG remain well clear at the top of the Teams Classification after stage 3, extending their control across the race after Jhonatan Narvaez added another stage victory in Bad Ragaz.

Decathlon CMA CGM Team stay second at 9:26, with Soudal - Quick-Step third at 13:43 and Team Jayco AlUla fourth at 15:09. Lidl - Trek complete the top five at 21:06. There were no changes inside the top nine, while Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe moved up one place to 10th at 40:58.

You can check the full standings of each of the classifications at the 2026 Tour de Suisse right here.