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Tour de Taiwan Data Dive: Telling the 635 km Story Through Numbers

賽事分析

When Cycling Meets Big Data

No stories, just numbers. Here is the complete data analysis of the 2026 Tour de Taiwan.

Basic Data

Item Figure
Total Distance 635.26 km
Total Days 5 days
Participating Nations 34 countries
Participating Teams 21 teams
Starting Riders 177 riders
Finishing Riders 103 riders (Stage 5)
Longest Stage 153.71 km (Stage 5)
Shortest Stage 80.6 km (Stage 1)

Speed Data

Stage Distance Average Speed Top Sprint Speed
Stage 1 80.6 km 50.43 km/h ~65 km/h
Stage 2 123.31 km ~44.6 km/h
Stage 3 146.44 km 47+ km/h ~63 km/h
Stage 4 131.2 km 47.76 km/h 71 km/h
Stage 5 153.71 km 48.74 km/h ~64 km/h

Fastest Average Speed: Stage 1 Taipei (50.43 km/h) — the short distance of the criterium combined with a flat route produced the highest average speed

Top Sprint Speed: Stage 4 Pingtung (71 km/h) — Rajovic’s human cannonball

Climbing Data

Stage Total Elevation Gain Route Type
Stage 1 506 m Flat criterium
Stage 2 1,275 m Queen Stage (most climbing)
Stage 3 1,353 m Rolling mixed terrain
Stage 4 286 m Flattest
Stage 5 895 m Gentle gradient valley
Total 4,315 m

4,315 meters of total elevation gain — equivalent to climbing from sea level to the summit of Yushan and then a little more (Yushan is 3,952 m above sea level).

Victory Distribution

Rider Stage Wins Stages
Dusan Rajovic 2 Stage 1, Stage 4
Matthew Fox 1 Stage 2
Matys Grisel 1 Stage 3
Paul Hennequin 1 Stage 5

Five stages, five different champions — only Rajovic won twice.

Leader’s Jersey Changes

Jersey Color Number of Changes Number of Wearers
Yellow Jersey 4 times 4 riders
Green Jersey 3 times 3 riders
Polka Dot Jersey 2 times 2 riders
Blue Jersey 0 times 1 rider

The yellow jersey changed hands four times, but the blue jersey was worn by Yuma Koishi from start to finish — the most consistent presence among Asian riders.

Interesting Numbers

  • 17: Number of Tour de Taiwan appearances by Chun Kai Feng
  • 19: Age of the youngest participant, Wei Cheng Huang
  • 40: Age of the oldest Taiwanese rider, Kun Hong Hong
  • 21: Age gap between the oldest and youngest Taiwanese riders
  • 15: Number of years since the Tour de Taiwan last returned to Hualien-Taitung
  • 16: Consecutive years Taoyuan has hosted the race
  • 6: Maximum time gap in seconds among the top five in the final general classification
  • 2: Maximum points gap among the top three in the green jersey standings after Stage 4
  • 127: UCI points earned by Euskaltel-Euskadi in Taiwan
  • NT$190,000: Total prize pool

Taiwanese Rider Data

Rider Age Best Stage Result Team
Yu Cheng Chang 21 18th (S1) National Team
Wei Cheng Huang 19 39th (S3) National Team
Yen I Ho 24 30th (S2) Kern Pharma
Chun Kai Feng 37 Utsunomiya
Chih Hao Tu 28 Utsunomiya
Ting Wei Li 25 3rd in sprint (S2) Roojai
Shao Hsuan Lu 31 National Team
Kun Hong Hong 40 National Team
Hsuan Yu Yeh 21 National Team

Conclusion

Numbers don’t lie. The data from the 2026 Tour de Taiwan tells us this: it was a top-tier Asian road race defined by high speed, fierce competition, and suspense that lasted until the very end. Across the 635-kilometer route, every kilometer had a story, and every number carried meaning.

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