July 10, 2026
49th GP Internacional Torres Vedras – Trofeu Joaquim Agostinho (2.2) ME – Prologue ITT – Bombarral – Bombarral : 7,9 km
GP Internacional Torres Vedras – Troféu Joaquim Agostinho is a UCI 2.2 classification stage race that unfolds across the sun-drenched landscapes of the Oeste region in Portugal,
July 10, 2026
49th GP Internacional Torres Vedras – Trofeu Joaquim Agostinho (2.2) ME – Prologue ITT – Bombarral – Bombarral : 7,9 km
GP Internacional Torres Vedras – Troféu Joaquim Agostinho is a UCI 2.2 classification stage race that unfolds across the sun-drenched landscapes of the Oeste region in Portugal, where the roads wind through rolling hills, vineyards, and coastal plains, offering a mix of technical challenges and fast, open stretches. The terrain is predominantly hilly, with short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents that rarely exceed 8% but are relentless in their repetition, wearing down the peloton over the course of the race. The climbs often feature irregular gradients, with steep ramps followed by false flats, and are frequently exposed to the wind, particularly near the Atlantic coast, where gusts can disrupt the rhythm of the race. The descents are fast and technical, with tight corners and uneven surfaces that demand concentration and skill.
The race dynamics are shaped by the constant undulations and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks launching on the steepest sections or during the wind-exposed stretches, where echelons can form and split the field into smaller groups. The peloton often remains compact on the flatter stages, but the punchy climbs and technical descents ensure that only the most alert and adaptable riders stay at the front. The finish styles vary—some stages conclude in a bunch sprint on a wide, slightly uphill drag, while others favor a solo breakaway or a small group of riders contesting the line after a final climb or a fast descent into one of the region’s historic towns. The GP Internacional Torres Vedras is a race of endurance and strategy, where the interplay of terrain, wind, and tactics creates a demanding and unpredictable test for all who take part.
Results :
 ME - Prologue ITT </strong> - Bombarral - Bombarral : 7,9 km
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GP Internacional Torres Vedras – Troféu Joaquim Agostinho is a UCI 2.2 classification stage race that unfolds across the sun-drenched landscapes of the Oeste region in Portugal, where the roads wind through rolling hills, vineyards, and coastal plains, offering a mix of technical challenges and fast, open stretches. The terrain is predominantly hilly, with short, punchy climbs and longer, gradual ascents that rarely exceed 8% but are relentless in their repetition, wearing down the peloton over the course of the race. The climbs often feature irregular gradients, with steep ramps followed by false flats, and are frequently exposed to the wind, particularly near the Atlantic coast, where gusts can disrupt the rhythm of the race. The descents are fast and technical, with tight corners and uneven surfaces that demand concentration and skill.
The race dynamics are shaped by the constant undulations and the tactical opportunities they present, with attacks launching on the steepest sections or during the wind-exposed stretches, where echelons can form and split the field into smaller groups. The peloton often remains compact on the flatter stages, but the punchy climbs and technical descents ensure that only the most alert and adaptable riders stay at the front. The finish styles vary—some stages conclude in a bunch sprint on a wide, slightly uphill drag, while others favor a solo breakaway or a small group of riders contesting the line after a final climb or a fast descent into one of the region’s historic towns. The GP Internacional Torres Vedras is a race of endurance and strategy, where the interplay of terrain, wind, and tactics creates a demanding and unpredictable test for all who take part.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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