Tour of Thailand
The Tour of Thailand, also known as the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhon's Cup Tour of Thailand, is an annual professional road cycling stage race that takes place in Thailand. Recognized and classified by the International Cycling Union (UCI), it was initially rated as a 2.2 category race within the UCI Asia Tour and was upgraded to a category 2.1 event in 2017.
Recent winners of the Tour of Thailand
2015: Yasuharu Nakajima (Japan)
2016: Benjamin Hill (Australia)
2017: Yevgeniy Gidich (Kazakhstan)
2018: Ben Dyball (Australia)
2019: Ryan Cavanagh (Australia)
2020: Nikodemus Holler (Germany)
2021: Jambaljamts Sainbayar (Mongolia)
2022: Alan Banaszek (Poland)
2023: Batsaikhany Tegshbayar (Mongolia)
2016: Benjamin Hill (Australia)
2017: Yevgeniy Gidich (Kazakhstan)
2018: Ben Dyball (Australia)
2019: Ryan Cavanagh (Australia)
2020: Nikodemus Holler (Germany)
2021: Jambaljamts Sainbayar (Mongolia)
2022: Alan Banaszek (Poland)
2023: Batsaikhany Tegshbayar (Mongolia)
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Latest Comments
- - I don’t really get why none of the Vuelta guys made top 13 at Worlds. Is two weeks really not enough to recover? And does heat make that big a difference?patriciaw30-09-2026
- - Pogi comparisons are getting old. Let the kid breathe. He’s more Ayuso-style diesel than Pogačar’s chaos watts. Still, seventh in first GT = massive. Bravo fantje!julien30-09-2026
- - Question: how steep are the key climbs on the Euros course in Ljubljana? If it’s punchy like a Mohorič/Tratnik playground, does Roglič still lead or do they free Omrzel to roll the dice?jennifer1930-09-2026
- - Small correction: the piece says “In 2026 he finished sixth at Tour of the Alps” but this season is 2024—typo? Otherwise love the context on Bahrain Victorious’ plan not to rush him.robert6530-09-2026
- - Great read. Omrzel’s Vuelta ride was legit—Stage 12 raid plus holding top 10 to Madrid at 20 is wild. Skipping Worlds made sense with those Montréal fade-outs. Bring on Ljubljana!jeremya30-09-2026
- - Grande carrera de McNulty, pero Isaac mostró corazón. Forza Lombardia!andrewf30-09-2026
- - Del Toro will win one of these soon. He animated the race, marked Seixas, still had a kick for 5th. Chapeau, mate.michael5430-09-2026
- - Can someone explain why riders help a trade teammate when they’re in national colours? Is that normal at Worlds, or kind of frowned upon?patriciaw30-09-2026
- - Not sure I buy the “perfect teammate” angle entirely. If he had the legs, why soft-pedal so much when the gap hit a minute? Felt like he waited too long to flip the script.gearguru3330-09-2026
- - Loved the tactical chaos. Del Toro rode like a boss for 200k, then had to play the team card once McNulty went. Painful to watch but that’s Worlds—national jersey with trade-team loyalties lurking.sprocketspiny30-09-2026
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