fr Tour de France Femmes
WorldTeam Women 01 aug '26 - 09 aug '26
6/9 Montbrison › Tournon-sur-Rhône 153km
7/9 La Voulte-sur-Rhône › Mont Ventoux 146km
8/9 Sisteron › Nice 171km
pl Tour de Pologne
WorldTeam Men 03 aug '26 - 09 aug '26
4/7 Żagań › Karpacz 161km
5/7 Opole › Kocierz Resort 218km
6/7 Bukovina Resort › Bukowina Tatrzańska 125km
es Vuelta a Burgos
WorldTeam Men 04 aug '26 - 08 aug '26
3/5 Excavaciones Mikel (Merindad de Montija) › Balneario de Corconte (Valle de Valdebezana) 184km
4/5 Palazuelos de Muñó › Briviesca 178km
5/5 Caleruega › Lagunas de Neila 137km
de ADAC Cyclassics
WorldTeam Men 16 aug '26
1/1 Buxtehude › Hamburg
fr La Polynormande
Development Team 16 aug '26
1/1
de Lidl Deutschland Tour
WorldTeam Men 19 aug '26 - 23 aug '26
1/5 Bad Orb › Bad Orb 2km
2/5 Bad Orb › Schwäbisch Hall 215km
3/5 Schwäbisch Hall › Offenbach an der Queich 197km
be Renewi Tour
WorldTeam Men 19 aug '26 - 23 aug '26
1/5 Diest › Diest 191km
2/5 Blankenberge › Ardooie 173km
3/5 Celles › Geraardsbergen 184km
gb Lloyds Tour of Britain Women
WorldTeam Women 19 aug '26 - 23 aug '26
1/5 Cockermouth › Cockermouth 158km
2/5 Clitheroe › Blackpool 110km
3/5 Mold › The Great Orme 104km

Battlefield in Volta Limburg Classic

Team LottoNL-Jumbo has had a tough day today in the hills of Limburg Mergelland. With a battered team, a top ranking wasn’t possible. Enrico Battaglin attacked in the final, but his attempt failed, though he still crossed the finish line as the best-ranked rider of Team LottoNL-Jumbo.

Not everyone made it to the finish. Tom Leezer, Daan Olivier, Sepp Kuss and Lars Boom abandoned the race early. In addition, Stef Clement crashed hard. He managed to finish the race, but he suffered heavy abrasions and a painful hip.

Sports director Sierk Jan de Haan knew that he hadn’t traveled to Eijsden with the strongest possible team. "Still, you hope, even for the boys themselves, that they will exceed expectation. Lars Boom, for example, hadn’t competed for a while and he had a hard time today." Boom was struggling at the back of the peloton. He had to let go several times and returned just as often. After one hundred fifty kilometres he abandoned the race.

"After that, we played a significant role with Clement and Battaglin, but at that moment, the breakaway was already too far away to participate for the win. It wasn’t the attitude, but the boys are not machines. When the body resists, the race is destroyed", De Haan said.

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