2026 road cycling season ends

The 2026 road cycling season has concluded, with the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) finalizing its women's rankings for the year. These rankings reflect the performance of riders and teams across various competitions throughout the season.

Individual rankings highlight Dutch and Polish dominance

In the individual rankings, Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering of FDJ United-Suez claimed the top spot, followed by Polish rider Kasia Niewiadoma of Canyon//SRAM and Spanish cyclist Paula Blasi of UAE Team ADQ. Juliette Berthet of FDJ United-Suez became the first French rider to finish in the top 16, securing the 16th position.

Team rankings show close competition

In the team rankings, UAE Team ADQ narrowly edged out FDJ United-Suez for first place, with SD Worx-Protime taking third. The Netherlands led the nations ranking, followed by Italy and Poland, with France in fourth place.

Top 30 individual rankings detailed

The top 30 individual rankings include riders from multiple countries, with FDJ United-Suez, UAE Team ADQ, and SD Worx-Protime represented prominently. Demi Vollering leads with 9330 points, while Kasia Niewiadoma and Paula Blasi follow with 5660 and 5201.33 points, respectively.

Team rankings reveal strong national performances

The top 30 team rankings show UAE Team ADQ leading with 22262.99 points, followed by FDJ United-Suez with 22000.33 points. The Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium also feature strongly in the rankings, with multiple teams from these countries represented in the top positions.

Nations rankings highlight global competition

The top 30 nations by points show a mix of European and international teams, with the Netherlands leading, followed by Italy and Poland. France holds the fourth position, reflecting strong performances from its riders and teams throughout the season.