August 16, 2026
38th La Ronde Des Vallées 2026 🇫🇷 (2.1) MJ – Stage 2b – Hémonstoir – Hémonstoir : 101,1 km
La Ronde Des Vallées is a UCI junior stage race run across undulating Breton roads,
August 16, 2026
38th La Ronde Des Vallées 2026 🇫🇷 (2.1) MJ – Stage 2b – Hémonstoir – Hémonstoir : 101,1 km
La Ronde Des Vallées is a UCI junior stage race run across undulating Breton roads, where short climbs, narrow lanes, and exposed countryside create a constantly changing rhythm. The terrain is typically rolling rather than mountainous, but repeated rises and fast descents make the racing selective when the pace is high. Riders must handle quick shifts in tempo, maintain good positioning through technical sections, and conserve energy for finales that can become very intense after a day of attrition. Wind and rain can add another layer of difficulty, especially on open roads where splits may form unexpectedly. Race dynamics often involve aggressive team riding, early breakaways, and a strong emphasis on protecting leaders before key climbs or circuit finales. Typical stages may feature punchy ascents, twisting approach roads, and finishes that reward both endurance and sharp acceleration. The finishing style is often a reduced-group sprint or a late solo move, depending on how much the repeated terrain has stretched the field.
Results :
Final General Classification :
 MJ - Stage 2b </strong> - Hémonstoir - Hémonstoir : 101,1 km
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La Ronde Des Vallées is a UCI junior stage race run across undulating Breton roads, where short climbs, narrow lanes, and exposed countryside create a constantly changing rhythm. The terrain is typically rolling rather than mountainous, but repeated rises and fast descents make the racing selective when the pace is high. Riders must handle quick shifts in tempo, maintain good positioning through technical sections, and conserve energy for finales that can become very intense after a day of attrition. Wind and rain can add another layer of difficulty, especially on open roads where splits may form unexpectedly. Race dynamics often involve aggressive team riding, early breakaways, and a strong emphasis on protecting leaders before key climbs or circuit finales. Typical stages may feature punchy ascents, twisting approach roads, and finishes that reward both endurance and sharp acceleration. The finishing style is often a reduced-group sprint or a late solo move, depending on how much the repeated terrain has stretched the field.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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<strong>Final General Classification : </strong>
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