Tour de Suisse 2026 Classifications Update Stage 4 - Tadej Pogacar tightens yellow grip after Mathieu van der Poel time-trial thriller as Primoz Roglic climbs into top 10

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 has tightened his grip on the Tour de Suisse after winning the stage 4 time trial in Aarburg, extending his overall lead to 4:22 over Richard Carapaz before Sunday’s final mountain stage to Villars-sur-Ollon.

Mathias Vacek climbs onto the provisional podium after a strong ride against the clock, moving up to third at 4:27, while Andrea Bagioli drops one place to fourth at 4:46. Brandon McNulty gives UAE Team Emirates - XRG a second rider in the top five, with Primoz Roglic also moving back into the top 10 after climbing to ninth overall.

Finlay Pickering was the biggest loser near the front of GC, sliding from fifth to 12th, while Ilan Van Wilder, Andrew August and Felix Grossschartner all gained ground inside the top 20.

Tadej Pogacar has strengthened his lead in the points classification after winning the stage 4 time trial, moving onto 30 points and opening a 12-point gap over Romain Gregoire.

Jhonatan Narvaez remains third on 16 points after his stage 3 victory, with Xandro Meurisse fourth on 14. Richard Carapaz and Marcel Camprubi sit level on 12 points, while Mathieu van der Poel’s near miss in Aarburg moves him nine places up to seventh on 10 points. Andrea Bagioli and Bart Lemmen both slip one place but remain inside the top 10, with Mathias Vacek climbing to 10th after another strong day against the clock.

Louis Vervaeke remains in control of the mountains classification after the stage 4 time trial, staying on 18 points ahead of Tadej Pogacar, who holds second place on 14.

There was no movement in the top 10 after the flat Aarburg test, with Xandro Meurisse still third on 13 points and Jhonatan Narvaez fourth on 10. Paul Double remains fifth on eight points, while Bart Lemmen, Andrea Bagioli, Aleksandr Vlasov and Maximilian Schachmann all stay locked together on six points.

Mathias Vacek completes the top 10 on five points before the final mountain stage to Villars-sur-Ollon, where the classification could still be reshaped.

Mathias Vacek has strengthened his grip on the youth classification after a strong ride in the Aarburg time trial, remaining in the lead before the final mountain stage.

Matthew Riccitello moves up to second at 2:16, trading places with Finlay Pickering, who drops to third at 2:32 after losing ground against the clock. Andrew August stays fourth at 3:09, while Lorenzo Germani climbs one place to fifth ahead of Simon Dalby.

Further down the top 10, Bjorn Koerdt gains two places to move eighth, with Jordan Labrosse and Ewen Costiou both slipping one position.

UAE Team Emirates - XRG remain firmly in control of the teams classification after the stage 4 time trial, extending their advantage to 12:01 over Decathlon CMA CGM Team.

Team Jayco AlUla move up one place to third at 17:11, swapping positions with Soudal - Quick-Step, who drop to fourth at 17:41. Netcompany INEOS also gain a place after a strong day against the clock, climbing to fifth ahead of Lidl - Trek.

Groupama - FDJ United, Team Visma | Lease a Bike, Movistar Team and Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe complete an unchanged bottom half of the top 10 before the final mountain stage.

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