August 30, 2026
25th Grand Prix de Plouay 2026 🇫🇷 (1.2) ME – Plouay – Plouay : 178,8 km
Grand Prix de Plouay is a UCI 1.2 one-day race run over rolling Breton roads,
August 30, 2026
25th Grand Prix de Plouay 2026 🇫🇷 (1.2) ME – Plouay – Plouay : 178,8 km
Grand Prix de Plouay is a UCI 1.2 one-day race run over rolling Breton roads, where short climbs, twisting local lanes, and exposed sections create a course that can become selective through repetition rather than altitude. The terrain is generally undulating, but the constant changes in pace and the need to stay near the front make positioning important from the opening kilometers. Wind and damp conditions can add to the difficulty on open stretches and technical corners, while narrow roads often keep the peloton tense and active. Race dynamics usually include breakaway attempts, controlled chases, and pressure on the punchier rises to wear down the field before the finish. Typical profiles feature rolling approaches, a series of short ascents, and a finishing stretch that can suit either a reduced bunch or a late attack. The finish is often decided in a small-group sprint, though solo moves remain possible if the race has been repeatedly animated. It is a race defined by rhythm, awareness, and sustained effort.
Results :
 ME </strong> - Plouay - Plouay : 178,8 km
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Grand Prix de Plouay is a UCI 1.2 one-day race run over rolling Breton roads, where short climbs, twisting local lanes, and exposed sections create a course that can become selective through repetition rather than altitude. The terrain is generally undulating, but the constant changes in pace and the need to stay near the front make positioning important from the opening kilometers. Wind and damp conditions can add to the difficulty on open stretches and technical corners, while narrow roads often keep the peloton tense and active. Race dynamics usually include breakaway attempts, controlled chases, and pressure on the punchier rises to wear down the field before the finish. Typical profiles feature rolling approaches, a series of short ascents, and a finishing stretch that can suit either a reduced bunch or a late attack. The finish is often decided in a small-group sprint, though solo moves remain possible if the race has been repeatedly animated. It is a race defined by rhythm, awareness, and sustained effort.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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