Tour de Pologne
Category: 2.UWT
First Edition: 1928
The first time the Tour de Pologne was raced was in 1928 and since then it has became a stable stage-race which has in the meantime been positioned in the World Tour calendar. It comes in a very busy period of the calendar in early August, but it's a race that always finds strong startlists as it usually features sprinter-friendly routes.
Some riders also like to use it as preparation for the Vuelta a España and the European championships, or look to bring over their form from the Tour de France, making for an interesting mix of riders who find themselves on different periods of their season.
Tour de Pologne final podiums:
2024 - Jonas Vingegaard - Diego Ulissi - Wilco Kelderman
2023 - Matej Mohoric - João Almeida - Michal Kwiatkowski
2022 - Ethan Hayter - Thymen Arensman - Pello Bilbao
2021 - João Almeida - Matej Mohoric - Michal Kwiatkowski
2020 - Remco Evenepoel - Jakob Fuglsang - Simon Yates
2019 - Pavel Sivakov - Jai Hindley - Diego Ulissi
2018 - Michal Kwiatkowski - Simon Yates - Thibaut Pinot
2017 - Dylan Teuns - Rafal Majka - Wout Poels
2016 - Tim Wellens - Fabio Felline - Alberto Bettiol
2015 - Ion Izagirre - Bart De Clercq - Ben Hermans
2014 - Rafal Majka - Ion Izagirre - Beñat Intxausti
2013 - Pieter Weening - Ion Izagirre - Christophe Riblon
2012 - Moreno Moser - Michal Kwiatkowski - Sergio Henao
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