Lorenzo Finn agguanta il podio, Haugland conquista la maglia: la classifica del Tour de l’Avenir 2026 si infiamma

La seconda frazione del Tour de l’Avenir si è conclusa con una volata ad Amboise e ha modificato l’assetto della classifica generale. Il norvegese Kasper Haugland ha conquistato la leadership grazie al gioco dei piazzamenti, superando il belga Niels Driesen, vincitore della tappa precedente davanti allo stesso Haugland e all’italiano Lorenzo Finn.

Finn, portacolori della Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe Rookies, occupa ancora la terza posizione ed è il meglio piazzato tra i principali candidati alla vittoria finale della prestigiosa corsa a tappe riservata agli under 23. Il campione del mondo U23 conserva un vantaggio di 1’56” sul brasiliano Henrique Bravo e sull’ecuadoriano Mateo Ramírez.

Tour de l’Avenir, classifica generale dopo la seconda tappa

• 1. Kasper Haugland – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team – 5:37:43
• 2. Niels Driesen – Lotto – Groupe Wanty
• 3. Lorenzo Finn – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 4. Miguel Ángel Marín – EF Education – Aevolo – 0:29
• 5. Liam Van Bylen – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team – 0:36
• 6. Thom van der Werff – Development Team Picnic PostNL
• 7. Davide Donati – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 8. Diego Casagrande – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 9. Victor Loulergue – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
• 10. Matthew Dodd – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy
• 11. Jurgen Zomermaand – Development Team Picnic PostNL
• 12. Matteo Vanhuffel – Development Team Picnic PostNL
• 13. Viktor Soenens – Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team
• 14. Kade Kreikemeier – United States
• 15. Simone Zanini – XDS Astana Development Team
• 16. Juan Diego Quintero – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy
• 17. Matteo Scalco – XDS Astana Development Team
• 18. Riccardo Lorello – Italy – 1:44
• 19. Mauro Cuylits – Hagens Berman Jayco
• 20. Ben Wiggins – Lotto – Groupe Wanty
• 21. Gustave Blanc – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 22. Ugo Fabries – UAE Team Emirates Gen Z
• 23. Keije Solen – Lotto – Groupe Wanty – 1:56
• 24. Alessio Delle Vedove – XDS Astana Development Team
• 25. Eñaut Urkaregi – Lidl – Trek Future Racing
• 26. Roger Pareta – Movistar Team Academy
• 27. Eike Behrens – Germany
• 28. Mirko Bozzola – Italy
• 29. Lenaic Langella – France
• 30. Reef Roberts – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 31. Paul Fietzke – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 32. Soan Ruesche – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 33. Oliver Mätik – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
• 34. Tom Wetzel Lambert – France
• 35. Mats Vanden Eynde – Lidl – Trek Future Racing
• 36. Karl Emil Kjeldsand – Norway
• 37. Jan Michal Jackowiak – Bahrain Victorious Development Team
• 38. Lennes Jacobs – Development Team Picnic PostNL
• 39. Tommaso Bosio – Italy
• 40. Yafiet Mulugeta – UCI WCC Men’s Team
• 41. Tomos Pattinson – EF Education – Aevolo
• 42. Alessandro Cattani – Italy
• 43. Elliot Rowe – Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development
• 44. Timothée Coudière-Cantin – France
• 45. Baptiste Lecoq – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
• 46. Max Hinds – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy
• 47. Paul-Felix Petry – Germany
• 48. Noé Melot – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
• 49. Rémi Daumas – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 50. Georg Rydningen Martinsen – Norway
• 51. Noah Lindholm Møller Andersen – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 52. Henrique Bravo – Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team
• 53. Jermaine Zemke – Germany
• 54. Nicolas Milesi – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy
• 55. Jasper Schoofs – Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team
• 56. Esteban Foucher – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 57. Louka Lesueur – France
• 58. Javier Cubillas – Movistar Team Academy
• 59. Mateo Ramírez – UAE Team Emirates Gen Z
• 60. Matěj Piták – Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development
• 61. Davide Frigo – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy – 2:42
• 62. Nathan Cusack – EF Education – Aevolo – 2:59
• 63. Ashlin Barry – Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development
• 64. Aubin Sparfel – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team
• 65. Rémi Arsac – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team
• 66. Dawid Lewandowski – Poland
• 67. Kasper Borremans – Bahrain Victorious Development Team
• 68. Jan Huber – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
• 69. Michiel Mouris – Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe Rookies
• 70. Enea Sambinello – UAE Team Emirates Gen Z
• 71. Sven Aleksander Mernik – Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development
• 72. Nahom Efriem – UCI WCC Men’s Team – 3:11
• 73. David Gaffney – Hagens Berman Jayco
• 74. Mattia Negrente – XDS Astana Development Team
• 75. Thomas Capra – Bahrain Victorious Development Team – 3:21
• 76. Milkias Maekele – Netcompany INEOS Racing Academy
• 77. Christiaan van Rees – Development Team Picnic PostNL
• 78. Johan Blanc – Groupama-FDJ United CT
• 79. Jack Ward – Lidl – Trek Future Racing
• 80. Maxime Vezie – France
• 81. Bálint Feldhoffer – Bahrain Victorious Development Team
• 82. Franciszek Matuszewski – Poland
• 83. Tim Gloßner – Germany
• 84. Duarte Marivoet – Lotto – Groupe Wanty
• 85. Wil Holmes – Hagens Berman Jayco
• 86. Håkon Eiksund Øksnes – Norway
• 87. Mattia Proietti Gagliardoni – Movistar Team Academy
• 88. Matisse Van Kerckhove – Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development – 4:07
• 89. Monty Rigby – Canada – 4:10
• 90. Ulrik Bjune – Norway
• 91. Nicolo’ Arrighetti – Italy – 5:01
• 92. Arthur Blaise – France – 5:32
• 93. Seppe Van Den Boer – Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 – 5:41
• 94. Matthew Peace – Development Team Picnic PostNL – 5:54
• 95. Tars Poelvoorde – Lotto – Groupe Wanty – 6:52
• 96. Théophile Vassal – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team – 8:32
• 97. Adam Rafferty – Hagens Berman Jayco – 9:30
• 98. Garrett Beshore – United States – 10:10
• 99. Beckam Drake – United States – 10:30
• 100. Mansur Beisembay – XDS Astana Development Team – 10:52
• 101. Magnus Carstensen – EF Education – Aevolo – 11:05
• 102. Filip Surdyk – Poland – 11:40
• 103. Jose Said Cisneros – Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team
• 104. Fausto Valentin Penna – Germany – 12:12
• 105. José Juan Prieto – UCI WCC Men’s Team – 14:26
• 106. Mykhailo Basaraba – UCI WCC Men’s Team
• 107. Carson Mattern – Canada
• 108. Marcin Włodarski – Poland
• 109. Filipe Duarte – Canada
• 110. Valentin Hofer – Bahrain Victorious Development Team
• 111. Szymon Wiśniewski – Poland
• 112. Patrick Boje Frydkjær – Lidl – Trek Future Racing
• 113. Giacomo Serangeli – Hagens Berman Jayco
• 114. Jørgen Sekse – Norway
• 115. Louis Chaleil – Decathlon CMA CGM Development Team
• 116. Rizqi Dimas Nur Fadhil – UCI WCC Men’s Team
• 117. Alfredo Bueno – EF Education – Aevolo
• 118. Vinnie Manion – Hagens Berman Jayco
• 119. Gabriel Seguin – Canada
• 120. Heimo Fugger – UAE Team Emirates Gen Z
• 121. Tommaso Anastasia – Italy
• 122. Kai Lokey – United States
• 123. Ibai Villate – Movistar Team Academy
• 124. Noah Shelton – United States
• 125. Daniele Forlin – Movistar Team Academy
• 126. Vladislav Bashlykov – XDS Astana Development Team
• 127. Sebastián Castro – Movistar Team Academy
• 128. Szymon Ilski – Poland
• 129. Gavin Sherry – EF Education – Aevolo
• 130. Samuel Couture – Canada
• 131. Mauro Brenner – Germany
• 132. Neriah Meunier Sow – UCI WCC Men’s Team
• 133. Adam Smith – Canada
• 134. Sebastian Veslum – Norway – 14:40
• 135. Davide Stella – UAE Team Emirates Gen Z – 16:59
• 136. Muhammad Syelhan – Indonesia – 24:11
• 137. Arkana Galih Hafizh Sena – Indonesia – 28:45
• 138. Julian Abi Manyu – Indonesia
• 139. Muhammad Aflah – Indonesia

Tour de l’Avenir, i principali protagonisti

Il nuovo leader della graduatoria è Kasper Haugland, mentre Niels Driesen scivola al secondo posto dopo aver conquistato la prima frazione. Lorenzo Finn mantiene la terza posizione e resta il miglior corridore tra quelli indicati come favoriti per il successo conclusivo.

• Kasper Haugland
• Niels Driesen
• Lorenzo Finn