Vuelta a Burgos 2026
04.08-08.08
The 48th Vuelta a Burgos took place from 4 to 8 August, featuring five stages and 842 kilometres of racing, with opportunities for sprinters and attacking riders before decisive summit finishes in Pineda de la Sierra and Lagunas de Neila. Félix Gall emerged on top to claim the first stage race victory of his career, ahead of Oscar Onley.
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Route
The 2026 Vuelta a Burgos covers 842 kilometres across five stages, with climbing opportunities from the opening day. Stage one ends on the short, steep Alto del Castillo in Burgos, before a longer summit finish at Pineda de la Sierra.
Stage three is the hardest day, crossing seven classified climbs, including Estacas de Trueba and Puerto del Escudo, before finishing at Balneario de Corconte.
Stage four offers the best chance for sprinters in Briviesca. The race concludes with a demanding mountain stage to Lagunas de Neila, where Alto de Rozavientos and the final ascent should decide the overall classification battle.
Read more about the route in our preview.
Favourites
With defending champion Isaac del Toro absent and Primož Roglič withdrawing after a training accident, the race has an open field. Félix Gall, second at the 2026 Giro d’Italia, stands out as a leading favourite on the mountainous route.
Giulio Ciccone, Carlos Rodríguez, Enric Mas and Mikel Landa bring proven climbing pedigree, while Pello Bilbao offers experience and consistency.
UAE Team Emirates-XRG may have the deepest squad, led by Jay Vine and former winner Pavel Sivakov.
Giulio Pellizzari, Lorenzo Fortunato, Nairo Quintana and Ben Tulett add further depth, making the summit finishes crucial in a tightly contested general classification.
Read more about the favourites in our preview and explore the full start list via this link.
