Vuelta a España 2026 Standings | Behind Pogačar, Roglič, Onley, Mas and Gall begin the fight for the podium
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Follow us on GoogleWelcome to the place where, for three weeks, you’ll get updates on all the classifications in the 2026 Vuelta a España! Below, we’ll be tracking all the interim standings in the Tour of Spain for three weeks, including the general classification (red jersey), the points classification (green), the young rider classification (white), the mountains classification (polka dots), and the team classification. Who will be the winners in Granada?
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2026 Vuelta a España General Classification - Red Jersey
6. Richard Carapaz +3.50
7. felix Gall + 3.57
8. Mattias Skjelmose + 4.06
9. Jarno Widar "
10. Jay Vine + 4.11
11. Gregor Mühlberger + 4.34
12. Ramses Debruyne + 4.44
13. Pablo Torres + 5.27
14. Harold Tejada + 5.30
15. Marco Brenner + 6.02
16. Clement Berthet + 7.32
17. Ibon Ruiz + 8.37
18. Leo Bisiaux + 8.44
19. Ben Tulett "
20. Jakob Omrzel + 9.17
2026 Vuelta a España Points Classification - Green Jersey
1. Tadej Pogacar - 82 points
2. Ethan Hayter - 37
3. Matthew Brennan - 30
4. Wout van Aert - 25
5. Léo Bisiaux - 25
6. Joshua Tarling - 25
7. Pau Miquel - 25
8. Christophe Laporte - 24
9. Oscar Onley - 22
10. Gregor Mühlberger - 21
Mountain Classification, 2026 Vuelta a España - Polka-Dot Jersey (blue and white)
1. Tadej Pogacar - 23 points
2. Lorenzo Fortunato - 10
3. Koen Bouwman - 6
4. Sepp Kuss - 6
5. Richard Carapaz - 6
6. Paul Double - 6
7. Felix Gall - 5
8. Enric Mas - 4
9. Oscar Onley - 41
10. Embret Svestad - Bardseng - 4
2026 Vuelta a España Young Rider Classification - White Jersey
1. Oscar Onley
2. Jarno Widar + 0.21
3. Ramses Debruyne + 0.59
4. Pablo Torres + 1.42
5. Marco Brenner + 2.17
2026 Vuelta a España Team Classification - Team with Yellow Helmets
1. UAE Emirates-XRG
2. Decathlon CMA CGM + 6.20
3. Visma | Lease a Bike + 10.26
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Latest Comments
- - Grande artículo, pero el nombre del puerto es Envalira, no “Envilara”, no? Pequeño detalle, pero importa en ciclismo.samanthak26-08-2026
- - Pedersen not there after 25 km of climbing is normal, but calling out the others publicly feels harsh. DS could’ve kept that in the bus—morale matters.bikebuffj26-08-2026
- - Not good enough, but not a disaster. If the team tightens up and gives him wheels deep into the penultimate climb, he can claw back seconds on medium-mountain days. Vamos Mattias!jeremya26-08-2026
- - Quick q: what’s the Envilara climb like compared to Tour climbs? Is it high-altitude causing the legs to go pop?tourdeforce926-08-2026
- - Roglič, Mas, Kuss, Onley, Gall all had the punch today. Skjelmose didn’t. But if he really lost a minute in stage 4 last year and still finished strong, there’s precedent. Keep the faith.sprocketspiny26-08-2026
- - Lidl-Trek’s chase was a mess. How do you end up pacing a group your leader isn’t even in? Communication breakdown or just chaos? Doesn’t inspire confidence.jennifer1926-08-2026
- - Sorry, is “two Grand Tours back-to-back” super common for GC riders? Do most guys struggle like this in the first mountain stage when they do it?cyclechamp4526-08-2026
- - Still early days. If he’s carrying Tour legs/fatigue, a week could flip the script. He limited the loss with Carapaz/Widar before cracking on the last climb—damage control could keep a top-5 GC alive.julien26-08-2026
- - That was a rough watch for Skjelmose in Andorra, especially on home roads. Losing 40 seconds isn’t terminal but the worry is how early he was isolated. If Konrad/Kämna/Bernard aren’t there on Envalira, that’s a tactical hole. DS is right to call it out.breakawaybikerd26-08-2026
- - Fair play to Gall—aggressive, grabbed bonuses, and didn’t crack when the hammer dropped. If he limits losses in the next high-alt days, top 5 GC isn’t crazy. Vamos Felix!pedalpowe2925-08-2026
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