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Poland community cycling events May–August 2026
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Poland community cycling events May‑August May–August 2026
From May through August 2026 2026, Poland ran a dense programme of community cycling activities. May opened with the Suwałki Bike Challenge time‑trial and Pakosław Children’s Day rides. June saw family rallies in several towns, the Cup of the Cycling Capital leg in Bydgoszcz, L’Étape Poland in Zakopane, the Visegrad 4 Grand Prix, the Sudecka 100 ultra‑marathon, 12‑km pedestrian and 65‑km cycling various rallies in Drawsko Pomorskie, a 60‑km lakeside ride in Suwałki, dog‑trekking in Nędz, the Bystra Dni Bystrej rally, Lubartów’s Bike Festival Bystra, Lubartów, and school road‑cycling championships in Raszków. In August August, a national 3,333‑km fundraiser launched, retailers offered deep e‑bike discounts, and mountain‑rescue alerts after 23 crashes spurred helmet‑use campaigns, youth pump‑track races were postponed and a cross‑country XCO race took place in Sanok. campaigns. Świdnica was named Poland’s Capital of Cycling and hosted the returning Świdnica MTB Cup. The men’s Tour de Pologne was scheduled for 3‑9 August (women’s stage beginning 24 July). Local rallies continued in Bochnia, Pielnia and Polanica‑Zdrój, Bialystok’s Capital Bicycle Cup logged 74 500 km and new bike‑paths opened in Pospólnie. took place from 3–9 August. The Tour de Pologne opened on 3 August 83rd edition began in Gdynia, where Gdynia with a 234‑km stage to Koszalin, won by Italian sprinter Jonathan Milan won the 234‑km stage to Koszalin and (Lidl‑Trek), who took the yellow jersey. On 4 August he claimed jersey ahead of Paul Magnier and Noah Hobbs. The race featured 147 riders from 21 teams and included a ceremonial presentation aboard the ORP Błyskawica. Milan secured a third straight stage consecutive victory on the 193‑km Gorzów Wielkopolski–Zielona Góra route, extending his overall lead to 18 seconds over Paul Magnier and 20 seconds over Noah Hobbs while retaining the points jersey; the stage required extensive traffic management jersey. The race drew top contenders including Jonas Vingegaard and local bonuses for riders. Milan also won the short city‑circuit stage in Międzyzdroje that day. On 8 August Remco Evenepoel, with live coverage provided by Eurosport and HBO Max. Following the amateur Memorial of Ryszard Szurkowski was held in Bukowina Tatrzańska, and Milan secured a second sprint win upcoming amateur events include the 21st Ogólnopolski Gwiaździsty Rajd Rowerowy ‘Wzgórze Polak’ on 6 September and the 151‑km Międzyzdroje‑Szczecin stage, keeping his overall lead. ORLEN Lang Team Race finale in Bytów on 19 September.
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- 2026-08-21 21:55 UTC Poland community cycling events May–August 2026
- 2026-08-07 10:36 UTC Poland community cycling events May‑August 2026
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- 2026-08-02 22:23 UTC Poland community cycling events May‑August 2026
- 2026-08-02 10:17 UTC Poland community cycling events July‑August 2026
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