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  1. Cycling, Tour of Turkey, 6th stage

Cycling, Tour of Turkey, 6th stage

May 1, 2026

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  • Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

    Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

  • Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

    Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

  • Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

    Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

  • Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

    Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

  • Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

    Antalya-Feslikan stage kicks off in 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: An aerial view as the 6th stage (Antalya-Feslikan) of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye kicks off in Antalya, Turkiye on May 01, 2026. Included in the International Cycling Union (UCI) European Tours calendar, the event stands as Turkiye s only cycling race in the ProSeries category. Suleyman Elcin Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxSuleymanxElcinx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: (L-R) Second-placed Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, stage winner Christian Bagatin of MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort, and third-placed Jordan Jegat of TotalEnergies pose on the podium after the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: (L-R) Second-placed Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA, stage winner Christian Bagatin of MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort, and third-placed Jordan Jegat of TotalEnergies pose on the podium after the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Christian Bagatin of Italy and team MBH Bank Ballan CSB Telecom Fort celebrates after winning the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Turkish cyclist Mustafa Tarakci of Team Konya Buyuksehir Belediyespor celebrates on the podium wearing the White Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Turkish cyclist Mustafa Tarakci of Team Konya Buyuksehir Belediyespor celebrates on the podium wearing the White Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Belgian cyclist Tom Crabbe of Team Flanders-Baloise celebrates on the podium wearing the Green Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Belgian cyclist Tom Crabbe of Team Flanders-Baloise celebrates on the podium wearing the Green Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Sebastian Berwick celebrates on the podium wearing the Turquoise Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.  Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

    61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye ANTALYA, TURKIYE - MAY 01: Sebastian Berwick celebrates on the podium wearing the Turquoise Jersey following the 6th stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) on May 01, 2026, in Antalya, Turkiye. Ahmet Serdar Eser Anadolu Antalya Turkey. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxAhmetxSerdarxEserx

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081493

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081493

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081494

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081494

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081495

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081495

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081496

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081496

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081497

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081497

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081498

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081498

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081499

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081499

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081500

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081500

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081501

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081501

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081502

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081502

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081503

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081503

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081504

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081504

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081505

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081505

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081506

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081506

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081507

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081507

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081508

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081508

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081509

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081509

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081510

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081510

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081511

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081511

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081512

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081512

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081513

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081513

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081514

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081514

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081515

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081515

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081516

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081516

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081517

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081517

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081518

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081518

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081519

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081519

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081520

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081520

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081521

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081521

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081522

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081522

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081523

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081523

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081524

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081524

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081525

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081525

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081526

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081526

  • The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081527

    The 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkiye (TUR 2026) has officially begun, starting with its opening stage in the coastal town of Cesme, Izmir. Held under the auspices of the Presidency of the Republic of Türkiye, this prestigious UCI ProSeries race brings together 23 teams and 161 world-class cyclists to compete over eight days, from April 26 to May 3, 2026...The 2026 edition unfolds across routes showcasing some of Türkiye s most striking landscapes. Starting in Cesme, the race follows the Aegean and Mediterranean coastlines, covering stages through Antalya and the southern shores before concluding in the capital, Ankara. Beyond sporting competition, the tour plays a key role in promoting Türkiye s natural and cultural richness on a global stage..This year, the race consists of 8 stages covering approximately 1,200 kilometers. Nearly 20 teams and over 150 riders from around the world are competing, under the coordination of the Turkish Cycling Federation..With the first three stages completed, the pace in the peloton has intensified and the general classification has begun to take shape. Sprint finishes and technically demanding routes have stood out, with the third stage drawing attention for its high tempo and dramatic finale..The third stage of the 61st Presidential Cycling Tour of Türkiye (TUR 2026) was won by Colombian rider Ivan Ramiro Sosa of Equipo Kern Pharma. Covering the 132.7-kilometer Marmaris-Kıran route, Sosa finished in 3 hours, 40 minutes, and 25 seconds. In the summit finish, Australian rider Sebastian Berwick of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA placed second, while French rider Nicolas Breuillard of TotalEnergies finished third..As the race progresses, challenging climbs and critical time gaps are expected to further heighten the excitement. The tour continues to deliver a compelling blend of elite competition and global vis Copyright: RizaxOzel 19081527

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