Davide Donati of the Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe cycling team won the sixth stage of the Cro Race 2026 on Sunday. He finished ahead of his fellow Italian, Lorenzo De Longhi from Cofidis, with Paul Magnier of Soudal Quick-Step taking third place on the podium. The stage, which was the final one in the Tour of Croatia, saw Magnier attempt a long-range attack, but Donati ultimately secured the victory in a sprint finish. Despite the stage win, there were no changes in the overall standings of the Cro Race 2026. The overall classification remained the same as it had been before the final stage. Tobias Svarre, a Danish cyclist from the Uno-X Mobility team, continued to lead the race, maintaining his position at the top of the general standings. Svarre’s victory in the overall classification marks a significant achievement in the Tour of Croatia, which is a multi-stage professional cycling race held annually in Croatia. The event attracts top cyclists from around the world and is known for its challenging routes and competitive nature. Antonio Tiberi of Bahrain Victorious and Tim Wellens of UAE Team Emirates – XRG finished in second and third places in the overall standings, respectively. The race concluded with Svarre retaining his lead, while Donati’s stage win brought attention to his strong performance in the final leg of the Cro Race 2026.