UCI Rankings Riders Update | Remco regroups with fellow aliens at the top of scoreboard thanks to Amstel victory

The latest week of racing, headlined by Brabantse Pijl, Amstel Gold Race, Tour of Hainan, Volta a Limburg and O Gran Camiño, has firmed up the 2026 UCI WorldTour standings. Tadej Pogacar remains on top of the 2026 scoreboard with 2,715 points, followed by Wout van Aert on 2,225 and Mathieu van der Poel on 2,220, three riders still dictating the pace of the international peloton at the start of spring.

The main focus falls on fourth place, where Remco Evenepoel reaches 2,007.9 points and moves ahead of Isaac del Toro, fifth with 1,839. The Belgian helped himself massively with Amstel victory while the young Mexican continues to feel the impact of his Itzulia abandon a week earlier.

The rest of the top 10 features Mauro Schmid in sixth with 1,502 points, followed by Tobias Lund Andresen (1,490) and Paul Seixas (1,456), both from Decathlon CMA CGM Team. Rounding out the first ten are Christophe Laporte with 1,403 points in ninth and Tom Pidcock, tenth with 1,361, in a tightly packed section of the table.

Further back, leader figures such as Jonas Vingegaard (13th with 1,219.6 points), Mads Pedersen (15th with 1,188) and Primoz Roglic (58th with 474) await their opportunity to strike later into the season to overthrow the currently unpleasant ranking situation.

The UCI WorldTour ranking over the past twelve months offers a wider snapshot of the peloton’s overall form, clearly led by Tadej Pogacar, who reaches 11,210 points after a year of remarkable consistency. Jonas Vingegaard follows with 6,885.1 points, firmly in second, while Isaac del Toro sits third on 6,711, confirming his breakthrough among the sport’s elite.

Fourth is Remco Evenepoel with 5,600.9 points, followed by Tom Pidcock (4,190.4) and Mads Pedersen (3,664.9), in a top six that reflects the range of dominant profiles last season. The top 10 is completed by Joao Almeida (7th, 3,515.5), Wout van Aert (8th, 3,495), Mathieu van der Poel (9th, 3,333) and Arnaud De Lie (10th, 3,007).