From August 3-9, 2026, Poland will once again welcome the major protagonists of international cycling. All UCI WorldTour licensed teams will be competing in the 83rd Tour de Pologne, confirming the prestige and central role of the race in the global calendar.

According to Union Cycliste Internationale regulations, the best teams from the second division in the previous season are also entitled to participate in events of the top category, including the Tour de Pologne. Two Swiss teams have benefited from automatic invitations: Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team, which fields athletes of the caliber of Kamil Małecki and Tom Pidcock, and Tudor Pro Cycling Team. The latter, led by former champion Fabian Cancellara, can count on top-tier names such as two-time world champion Julian Alaphilippe and Marc Hirschi.

Alongside the two UCI ProTeams, Lang Team and Czesław Lang have also confirmed an invitation to the Polish national team, offering the best local riders from smaller teams the opportunity to compete against the highest international level.

The 2026 edition will be held under the motto "North-South", from sea to mountains, highlighting the connection between the different territories crossed by the race. The race will once again be broadcast by TVP, Eurosport and the HBO Max streaming platform, with international coverage in 65 countries.