The curtain has fallen on the 2026 SISU Women’s Pinkki, and what an incredible journey it has been.

Congratulations to every rider and every team who took part in this year’s tour. From the first pedal stroke to the final finish line, riders showcased determination, resilience, sportsmanship, and the spirit that makes cycling esports so special.

A special congratulations goes to all podium finishers, General Classification winners, Team GC winners, and every rider who completed the full tour. Your achievements are something to be proud of.

After seven unforgettable stages, the 2026 SISU Pinkki has come to an end.

A huge thank you to every rider who supported the series and helped make this our biggest Pinkki yet. Whether you raced one stage or all seven, you contributed to an incredible celebration of cycling esports.

Stage 6 of the SISU Women’s Pinkki delivered another dramatic night of racing as Volcano Climb After Party reshaped the General Classification heading into the final stage of the tour.

After six demanding stages across Watopia, the pressure of Grand Tour racing is beginning to show — and the pink jerseys are still changing hands.

Six stages into SISU Pinkki 2026 and the fight for pink is tighter than ever heading into the final showdown on Dust In The Wind.

After another brutal night of racing on Volcano Climb After Party, the General Classification battle has continued to evolve — including a major change in B Grade where Carl Sheriff (SRT) now takes over the pink jersey.

With just one stage remaining, every second matters.

Stage 5 of the SISU Pinkki 2026 delivered another brutal chapter of Grand Tour racing as tired legs, growing pressure, and GC ambitions collided in Watopia.

Attacks came early, groups shattered, and riders dug deep to keep their Pinkki dreams alive. By Stage 5, every acceleration hurts more — and every second matters.

The roads of Watopia delivered another unforgettable chapter of the SISU Pinkki 2026 as Stage 5 pushed riders deeper into the pain cave and closer to the final dream — wearing pink at the end of the Tour.

With fatigue beginning to accumulate and General Classification battles intensifying, Stage 5 demanded resilience, race IQ, and pure determination. Attacks flew early, groups shattered on the climbs, and riders dug deep to keep their Pinkki ambitions alive.

Stage 4 of the SISU Women’s Pinkki delivered one of the most demanding challenges of the tour so far — the Individual Time Trial on Beach Island Loop.

With no drafting and nowhere to hide, riders faced the purest test in cycling esports: pacing, focus, and the ability to suffer alone against the clock.

And despite the pressure of the iTT, every rider currently wearing pink successfully defended their General Classification lead heading into the second half of the tour.

Stage 4 of SISU Pinkki 2026 delivered one of the purest tests in cycling esports — the Individual Time Trial.

The Beach Island Loop iTT forced riders across all grades to balance pacing, power, and mental toughness as the General Classification battle entered a critical phase of the tour.

Three stages into the inaugural SISU Women’s Pinkki and the tour continues to showcase exactly why dedicated women’s racing matters in cycling esports.

From the opening speed of Sugar Cookie, to the climbing challenge of Radio Rendezvous, and now the unpredictable dirt sectors of Watts of the Wild, riders have faced every type of challenge Watopia can offer — and responded with determination, teamwork, and courage.

Three stages into SISU Pinkki 2026 and the Open event is rapidly evolving from an energetic Grand Tour opening into a true battle of endurance, tactics, and resilience.

After the fast chaos of Sugar Cookie and the brutal climbing test of Radio Rendezvous, Stage 3 on Watts of the Wild delivered another layer of difficulty — rolling terrain, dirt sectors, and relentless changes in rhythm that punished tired legs and rewarded riders willing to stay aggressive.

Two stages into the inaugural SISU Women’s Pinkki and the tour is already showcasing the strength, courage, and spirit of women in cycling esports.

From the fast opening stage on Sugar Cookie to the brutal climb of Radio Rendezvous, the racing has been aggressive, resilient, and inspiring. Riders have pushed deep into the pain cave while supporting one another through every attack, split, and summit.

Two stages into SISU Pinkki 2026 and the opening week of racing has already delivered fast attacks, brutal climbing battles, and the first real signs of who may emerge as this year’s Pinkki champions.