2026 Tour Down Under Unveils Longest Women's Race, All 15 WorldTeams Participating

The 2026 Tour Down Under cycling race has unveiled new details aimed at increasing excitement, including the longest ever women's race featuring all 15 WorldTeams covering 395km, with challenging stages such as the Corkscrew climb raced twice on the final day. The men's race will include five stages plus a prologue, featuring multiple climbs of the Corkscrew and the iconic Willunga Hill, responding to teams' requests for a more attacking race format. In the UK, the British Cycling National Circuit Series brought top professional and Olympic cyclists to Sheffield, combining competitive racing with a community ride to encourage cycling for leisure and commuting. Additionally, Virginia’s Blue Ridge is set to host the 2025 USA Cycling Endurance Mountain Bike National Championships across Carvins Cove, Elmwood Park, and Explore Park, promising a significant impact on the local area. Community cycling events continue to thrive, exemplified by a group ride hosted by Community Beer Company in Dallas, offering various groups for riders of all levels. Together, these events highlight the growing enthusiasm and diverse opportunities for cycling participation worldwide.