Luca Cavallo and Victoria Stansfield Claim Victory at the 34th Edition of L'Étape du Tour de France

Thousands of cyclists lived the dream of riding on the same roads as the Tour de France, an experience that will be written for the first time in Chile this November with the inaugural edition of L'Étape Chile by Tour de France.

In the men's race, Italy's Luca Cavallo (Team Julbo) claimed victory after crossing the finish line in 5:20:20, finishing 4 minutes and 11 seconds ahead of France's Thibaut Clément, while Antoine Berger completed the podium. In the women's race, Britain's Victoria Stansfield, based in Chamonix, continued her outstanding season by winning in 6:19:12, ahead of Italy's Martina Cavallo and Annalisa Prato.

The route took riders from Bourg d'Oisans to the iconic finish atop Alpe d'Huez, featuring four legendary Tour de France climbs: Col de la Croix de Fer, Col du Télégraphe, Col du Galibier, and the final ascent via Col de Sarenne. The course closely mirrored the roads the professional peloton would race just days later during Stage 20 of the 2026 Tour de France.

Beyond the elite finishers, thousands of amateur cyclists achieved a personal milestone by completing one of the world's most prestigious and demanding cycling events. More than a race, L'Étape du Tour de France offers participants the unique opportunity to experience the Tour de France from the inside, riding on fully closed roads with the same level of organization and atmosphere that define cycling's greatest event.

The complete official results of the 2026 edition are now available, allowing participants to review their finishing times, overall rankings, and age-group classifications while comparing their performances against riders from around the world.

While France celebrated another unforgettable edition of L'Étape du Tour de France, the countdown is now underway for a historic milestone in South America. This November, cyclists will have the opportunity to become part of history by taking part in the first-ever edition of L'Étape Chile by Tour de France, bringing the spirit and prestige of the world's most iconic amateur cycling event to Chile for the very first time.