2026 Tour of the Alps Stage 4 Results & Recap
Stage 4 of the 2026 Tour of the Alps is in the books. The final results and standings are below, followed by our recap of how the race unfolded.
Race Recap
Lennart Jasch won stage 4 of the Tour of the Alps today — the biggest win of his career, and he has not yet signed his first professional contract. The Tudor Pro Cycling rider, a former speedskater, went clear from a five-man breakaway with 25 kilometres to go and held on alone to Trento, 10 seconds ahead of Matteo Sobrero (Lidl-Trek) and local rider Federico Iacomoni (UKYO) at the finish.
The queen stage from Arco covered 168km with 3,600 metres of climbing, including the first-category Passo Bordala in the opening kilometres and the Passo del Redebus near halfway, before a punchy finale into Trento. Jasch was in the early five-rider move and made his decisive push with 25km remaining, leaving his companions behind on a climb and converting the solo effort all the way to the line. Behind, the GC riders made moves on the descent that went nowhere — Pellizzari, Bernal and Pidcock all probing without finding a clear answer. Florian Stork (Tudor) led the GC group home 20 seconds back in fourth. Pellizzari's four-second lead carries into tomorrow's final stage. "I came here to help Michael Storer," Jasch said, wide-eyed. "I have no words for this."
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