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Three Peaks Bike Race 2026

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Three Peaks Bike Race — a self-supported single-stage ultra across the Alps, from Vienna (Schönbrunn Palace) to Barcelona. Riders plan their own route between three mandatory mountain checkpoints: Kitzbüheler Horn, Mangart Saddle and Col de la Loze. Depending on the chosen line roughly 2,000–2,700 km with up to 40,000 m of climbing; the fastest reach Barcelona in about four days. Start: 4 July 2026.
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Standings & progress
1Otto Albert#321Solo—
5d 23h
2Manuel Dixken#40Solo—
6d 3h
3
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LBCommentary by Lucy & Brian
With 162 riders home and 103 still out on the road, this race already has its winner — Otto Albert took it in 5 days, 23 hours and 20 minutes. For everyone still pedalling, the fight now is to climb one spot higher in the final standings.
Wed 23:55 UTC
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The race is decided: Lucy and Brian talk the race through for you — tune in.
Wed 20:45 UTC
Otto Albert took the win in 5 days, 23 hours and 20 minutes, and with 158 riders now home the race is very much alive in the field behind him. Of the 265 who started, over a hundred are still out on the road, grinding toward their own finish and the placing that comes with it.
Wed 17:30 UTC
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The race is decided: Lucy and Brian talk the race through for you — tune in.
Wed 14:28 UTC
With 147 of the 265 starters now home, Otto Albert has taken the win in 5 days, 23 hours and 20 minutes. Well over a hundred riders are still grinding toward the line, each chasing a placing and their own reckoning with the clock.
Wed 11:28 UTC
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Benjamin Maibach
#277
Solo
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6d 13h
4Helmut Puchwein#17Solo—
6d 16h
5Thomas Ceyrowsky#49Solo—
6d 20h
6Valentin Godrie#92Solo—
6d 21h
7Marcel Gafner#37Solo—
6d 22h
8Bernhard Hohl#109Solo—
7d 0h