The full start list for the 2026 Tour de Pologne Women will bring together Women’s WorldTour, ProTeam, Continental and national-team riders for three days of racing in eastern Poland.
The race takes place from Friday 24 July to Sunday 26 July 2026, beginning with a stage from Tomaszów Lubelski to Zamość. Stage 2 travels from Włodawa to Lubartów before the final stage from Janowiec to Lublin decides the general classification.
Teams can continue making changes until close to the opening stage. The live start list below will update as final selections, rider numbers, substitutions and withdrawals are confirmed.
Tour de Pologne Women 2026 start list
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The embedded list provides the latest published line-ups for every team competing at the Tour de Pologne Women. Riders shown as provisional may still be replaced before the race begins.
When will the final start list be confirmed?
The start list normally becomes increasingly reliable during the final days before the opening stage.
Teams may initially announce a provisional group before making changes because of illness, injury, travel problems or alterations to their racing programmes. The definitive field is confirmed through the organisers’ pre-race administrative checks.
The live list above should therefore be treated as the most recent available version rather than a fixed historical list until Stage 1 begins.
How many riders will start the Tour de Pologne Women?
The final number of riders depends on the number of confirmed teams and whether every squad starts with its full allocation.
The live start list will show each confirmed rider alongside their team and race number once those details are available. Any rider removed before the opening stage should disappear from the embedded list when the entry is updated.
Tour de Pologne Women 2026 dates
The three stages of the 2026 race are scheduled for:
- Stage 1: Friday 24 July, Tomaszów Lubelski to Zamość
- Stage 2: Saturday 25 July, Włodawa to Lubartów
- Stage 3: Sunday 26 July, Janowiec to Lublin
The short format makes every stage important. Time bonuses, small splits and positioning errors can all have a substantial effect on the final general classification.
Check the live start list above for the latest confirmed riders before the race begins.
