The 2026 SISU Tour reached its halfway point with Stage 4 – The Three Musketeers, another thrilling day of racing that tested endurance, tactical awareness and teamwork across every grade.

The French roads delivered exactly what riders expected—rolling terrain, relentless changes in pace and constant attacks that ensured there was little opportunity to recover. Every climb became a launch pad, every descent an opportunity to regain ground, and every finish line another chance to strengthen a general classification campaign.

The 2026 SISU Tour continued in spectacular fashion with Stage 3 – Knights of the Roundabout, a stage that demanded constant focus, tactical awareness and fast decision making. With roundabouts, repeated sprint opportunities and short climbs scattered throughout the route, riders were rewarded for smart positioning as much as raw power.

The racing may be over, but the celebration is just beginning!

Join us for the SISU Tour After Party Ride as we celebrate another incredible edition of the SISU Tour with riders from around the world. Whether you raced every stage, tackled just one, or simply love being part of the Zwift community, this is your invitation to celebrate together.

This is more than a recovery ride—it's a chance to share stories, relive epic attacks, laugh about the moments that didn't quite go to plan, and celebrate the friendships that make SISU Racing special.

The 2026 SISU Tour rolled into the French countryside for Stage 2, and Casse-Pattes—literally translated as leg-breaker lived up to its name.

The route rewarded riders who could repeatedly surge over short climbs, recover quickly, and make smart tactical decisions. There was little opportunity to settle into a rhythm, with every rise and descent demanding concentration. Positioning was critical, while those with explosive climbing legs found opportunities to create decisive gaps. It was a stage that tested resilience as much as raw power.

The fifth edition of the SISU Tour has burst into life in spectacular fashion, with a record-breaking opening stage that has once again showcased the incredible global community behind SISU Racing.

For the first time in SISU Tour history, the Tour features two Individual Time Trials, adding a new tactical dimension to the seven-stage race. Riders had one opportunity to race against the clock on Roule Ma Poule, where pacing, precision and aerodynamic efficiency mattered more than teamwork. Every second counted as riders chased the honour of becoming the Tour's first leaders.

The inaugural SISU World Cup has come to a thrilling conclusion, with England, the Netherlands and the USA all claiming world champion honours across the grades.

Inspired by the world's biggest football tournament, the series brought together nations in a unique format where every result contributed to their country's standing. From the cobbles of Richmond to the streets of New York, the competition celebrated the strength, depth and camaraderie of the Zwift community.

It all comes down to this.

Seven stages. Seven days of racing. One final battle on the most famous boulevard in cycling.

The 2026 SISU Tour concludes with five laps of the Champs-Élysées in Paris, bringing riders to the finish line of a journey that has included two individual time trials, relentless French roads, and the epic ascent of Alpe du Zwift.

For some, Stage 7 is about glory.

The final reckoning begins here.

After the brutality of Alpe du Zwift and the Queen Stage, riders return to France for the second Individual Time Trial of the 2026 SISU Tour. For many, Stage 6 represents one final opportunity to gain precious seconds before the Tour reaches Paris.

This is the day everyone has been waiting for.

The day dreams are realised, ambitions are shattered, and legends are made.

Stage 5 is the Queen Stage of the 2026 SISU Tour and for the first time in SISU Tour history, riders will battle for glory on one of cycling's most iconic climbs — Alpe d'Huez.

As the SISU Tour reaches its halfway point, the peloton arrives at one of the most iconic routes in France. Stage 4 takes riders onto Three Musketeers, a route that rewards versatility, resilience, and smart racing.

The sprinters have circled this stage since the route was announced.

After the opening Individual Time Trial and the rolling challenge of Casse-Pattes, Stage 3 brings the peloton to one of France's most distinctive routes: Knights of the Roundabout.

The yellow jersey may have been won in the time trial, but Stage 2 is where the real Tour begins.

After the opening Individual Time Trial on Roule Ma Poule, the peloton heads deeper into the French countryside for Casse-Pattes, a route whose name literally translates to "leg-breaker." It is an appropriate warning.

This is not a mountain stage. It is something far more dangerous.