A Powerful Line-Up and Ambitious Goals for Tudor Pro Cycling’s Third Giro d’Italia

As the cycling world turns its attention to the 109th edition of the Giro d’Italia, Tudor Pro Cycling stands ready to write another chapter in its young, ambitious history. This marks the Team’s third appearance at Italy’s iconic Grand Tour, and with a powerful line-up and clear goals, anticipation is running high.

04.05.2026

Tudor Pro Cycling’s roster is built for both ambition and versatility. Leading the charge is Australian Michael Storer, who returns with an impressive track record - top 10 finishes in his past two Giro d’Italia appearances. Alongside him is rising French talent Mathys Rondel, fresh off a top-five finish at the Tour of the Alps and set for his Grand Tour debut. Their combined strengths in the mountains signal the Team’s intent to battle for a strong General Classification result.

Supporting the GC challenge are American climbers Will Barta and Larry Warbasse, as well as Germany’s Florian Stork, whose 2025 stage podium and recent surge at Eschborn-Frankfurt prove his readiness.

On flatter terrain, Italian Luca Mozzato and the Swiss riders Robin Froidevaux and Fabian Lienhard are poised to contest the fast finishes and punchy stages.

With a strong squad blending youthful talent and seasoned experience, Tudor Pro Cycling is chasing the dream of its first Grand Tour stage win and remains fully focused on achieving the best possible result in the General Classification.

The 2026 Giro starts in Bulgaria, an exciting new departure, with the peloton tackling three  stages in Bulgaria before traveling to southern Italy. The peloton will then traverse the length of the country, facing 3,468 kilometers of mountains, valleys, and rolling landscapes, all culminating in a spectacular finale amidst the ancient City of Rome. Notably, the route also offers a Swiss twist, as stage 16 leads the race into the picturesque Canton of Ticino.

Our Team for the 2026 Giro d’Italia:

Will Barta (USA)

Robin Froidevaux (SUI)

Fabian Lienhard (SUI)

Luca Mozzato (ITA)

Mathys Rondel (FRA)

Michael Storer (AUS)

Florian Stork (GER)

Larry Warbasse (USA)