The Grandest Tour Yet: The 2026 SISU Tour Comes to a Triumphant Close

Seven stages. Seven different challenges. More than 2,200 riders from 92 countries and 369 teams.

The curtain has fallen on the 2026 SISU Tour, and what a journey it has been.

Our fifth edition proved to be the biggest and most ambitious Tour in SISU Racing history. Inspired by the Tour de France, this year's event brought together riders from every corner of the globe for three weeks of racing that celebrated resilience, teamwork and the unique spirit that defines our community.

From the opening individual time trial on Roule Ma Poule, through punchy classics, relentless climbs, the epic Queen Stage up Road to Sky, a second individual time trial on Gentil 8, and the traditional sprint finish in Paris, every stage demanded something different. There were attacks, breakaways, heartbreak, triumph, and countless personal victories that will never appear on a results sheet.

83 riders earned upgrades during the series, a testament to the quality and competitiveness of the racing.

Thank you to all the riders for racing in the SISU spirit - encouraging one another, celebrating success, respecting your competitors and reminding us that great racing is built on great people.

A Community Like No Other

While jerseys and podiums create headlines, they are only part of the story.

The SISU Tour has always been about creating moments that riders remember long after the finish line.

Hundreds of riders shared stories of personal bests, first race series, new friendships and unforgettable battles. For many, the Tour wasn't simply another race - it became the highlight of their Zwift season!

More Than a Yellow Jersey

The 2026 Tour again celebrated multiple competitions across every grade.

The iconic Keltainen (Yellow) Jersey rewarded consistency across all seven stages.

The Sprintteri Jersey recognised the fastest riders through every intermediate sprint.

The Vuorikauris (Mountain Goat) Jersey honoured the strongest climbers who conquered the Tour's toughest ascents.

Team Classifications

Alongside the individual competitions, the Team Classification once again demonstrated what makes SISU Racing different. Every rider mattered. Every finisher counted. Teams from around the world worked together, sacrificing personal ambitions to chase collective success.

Sprintteri & Vuorikauris Classifications

 

Celebrate at the After Party

Once the racing is complete, the celebrations begin.

Everyone is invited to join the SISU Tour After Party Rides during the following week as we celebrate another unforgettable edition of the Tour. Whether you raced one stage or all seven, these relaxed community rides are the perfect opportunity to reconnect, share stories and enjoy the company that makes SISU Racing special.

We'd also love to hear about your Tour experience.

Join us on the SISU Racing Discord, tune into Tour Radio, and join the conversation. Share your highlights, celebrate your teammates, and let us know what you loved and what we can make even better as we begin planning the 2027 SISU Tour.

Thank you to every rider, volunteer, supporter and team who has made the fifth edition another memorable chapter in the SISU Racing story.

One final stage remains. Five laps. One last chance to make history.

Let's go racing!

 

Save the Date – The SISU Punainen is Coming

As one Grand Tour draws to a close, another is just around the corner. Save the dates for the inaugural SISU PunainenPunainen meaning Red in Finnish—our Vuelta a España-inspired Grand Tour.

Running from 22 August to 13 September, the seven-stage event will feature a mix of fast racing, tactical terrain and challenging climbs, all with one dream in mind: earning the right to wear the coveted Punainen Jersey. Whether you're chasing the General Classification, targeting stage wins or simply looking to experience another unforgettable SISU Racing event, the SISU Punainen promises to deliver another epic chapter in our Grand Tour calendar.

One Tour ends in Paris. The next begins in red. Let's go racing!

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