28.–31. 5. 2026 UCI Europe Tour

About the race

Course de la Paix History

The original Peace Race (Preteky mieru / Wyścig Pokoju / Friedensfahrt / Course de la Paix / Peace Race) was the largest amateur cycling race in Eastern Europe after the 2nd World War. 

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For Spectators

The Peace Race offers not only great cycling, but also plenty of opportunities for cheering and entertainment for the whole family. Explore each stage and find out where to best support today’s and tomorrow’s sporting stars. Check the detailed programme for each stage as well as the timetable showing when the riders will depart from the start or arrive at the finish, or find out when the peloton will pass through individual towns and villages so you do not miss them. All information can be found in the FOR SPECTATORS section

Code of Responsible Conduct

We protect nature and respect the principles of sustainability. That's why we were one of the first to sign the UCI Climate Charter. We have decided to actively contribute to reduce the impact of climate change, which is the greatest modern challenge to our lives and to cycling itself. We will be part of the solution, together with you. We have taken ten steps to reduce the emissions produced by our race by 2030. At the same time, we are actively promoting equal opportunities. 

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About Allwyn Česko a.s. (formerly Sazka a.s.)

Allwyn Česko is the largest lottery operator in the Czech Republic, boasting a 70-year history (founded in 1956 as Sazka). Through constant innovation and a commitment to responsible gaming, it provides customers with the broadest portfolio of games and daily entertainment. Its flagship product is Sportka, a household name with a legacy of over 65 years. Since 2014, the company is also operating Eurojackpot, one of Europe’s largest lottery games.

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Race Guide 2026

Race history, teams, maps, stage details. Everything you need to know about the Peace Race 2026.

Winners

2013 Toms Skujinš, Latvia
2014 Samuel Spokes, Australia
2015 Gregor Mühlberger, Austria
2016 David Gaudu, France
2017 Bjorg Lambrecht, Belgium
2018 Tadej Pogačar, Slovenia
2019 Andreas Leknessund, Norway
2020 race cancelled
2021 Filippo Zana, Italy
2022 Lennert Van Eetvelt, Belgium
2023 Antoine Huby, France


Complete historic results

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