Marco Brenner wins 83rd Tour de Pologne after Wieliczka time trial

German cyclist Marco Brenner won the 83rd edition of the Tour de Pologne after a dramatic final stage in Wieliczka. Brenner, riding for the Tudor Pro Cycling Team, secured the overall victory by 10 seconds over New Zealander Finn Fisher-Black. Although Brenner finished seventh in the final 12.5-kilometer individual time trial, his strong performance throughout the week allowed him to overtake the previous leader, Christian Scaroni.

The final stage was won by Swiss rider Stefan Küng, also of the Tudor team, who completed the course in 14:25. The podium for the general classification was completed by Fisher-Black in second place and Spaniard Ivan Romeo in third.

In a notable political appearance, Polish President Karol Nawrocki attended the closing ceremony in Wieliczka to present the trophy to Brenner. This marked the first time a sitting Polish president personally attended the Tour de Pologne finale, a gesture described by organizers as a significant honor for the event.