Date for the 5th Tour de Pologne Women announced!

The Union Cycliste Internationale has published the full calendar of cycling races for the 2027 season. Among them is the 5th Tour de Pologne Women, which will once again be held with UCI ProSeries status. The event is scheduled for July 23–25, 2027.

The great emotions of women’s racing will return to Poland in 2027. The Tour de Pologne Women has permanently secured its place in the cycling calendar and will also take place next season. The world’s top female cyclists will arrive in Poland from July 23 to 25 to compete in a 3-day UCI ProSeries event.

Since the reactivation of the women’s race by Czesław Lang and Lang Team, the competition has steadily grown in prestige year after year. In 2024, the Tour de Pologne Women was held as a UCI 2.2 category event, a year later as UCI 2.1, and this season the race was promoted to the UCI ProSeries rank.

In the upcoming season, the Tour de Pologne Women will once again be among the UCI ProSeries races, thanks to which fans on Polish roads will see the world’s best female riders battle it out. The high category and prestige of the race guarantee a very strong start list, as we witnessed this year.

As many as 8 UCI Women’s WorldTour teams stood at the start, including teams from the very top of the Union Cycliste Internationale ranking, such as Team SD Worx-Protime, Canyon//SRAM and Lidl-Trek. The competition was dominated by Lorena Wiebes from the first of the mentioned teams, who won all 3 stages, the ORLEN General Classification and the LOTTO Most Active Rider Classification.

The highest-placed Polish rider – in 9th place – was Olga Wankiewicz from the continental team MAT ATAM Deweloper Wrocław. The Polish team once again started in their home race, finishing second in the team standings!

The 5th Tour de Pologne Women promises to be exceptional, and it is already worth marking July 23–25 in your calendar.

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