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Oliveira wins Tour de Kyushu; Pareja finishes 38th overall

By ELEV8 Editorial20 Oct 2026◷ 2 min readRoadSource check: 2026-10-14T22:01:06Z

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Ivo Oliveira won the 2026 Tour de Kyushu after taking the final stage in Miyazaki on 12 October. Philippine rider Nichol Pareja of Victoria Sports Pro Cycling finished 38th overall, according to the organizer’s final classification.

### Final overall podium

RiderTeamTotal / gap
Ivo OliveiraUAE Team Emirates XRG8:47:36
Luke MudgwayLi Ning Star+16 seconds
Alexandre DelettreTotalEnergies+26 seconds

### Stage 3 podium — a different order Oliveira also won the 116.1 km finale in 2:34:46. Delettre took second and Mudgway third, both on the winner’s time.

### Philippine rider watch The organizer’s race report places Pareja and teammate Jeroen Meijers in the early seven-rider breakaway. Pareja’s official final-stage result was 34th, 3:37 behind Oliveira. His overall time was 8:53:39, a deficit of 6:03. Those are separate stage and general-classification results.

### How the finale unfolded According to the organizer, Jordan Jegat attacked on the climbs before the chasing group caught him with 11 km left. Oliveira then won the reduced-group sprint.

### Date and result checks The stage race ran 10–12 October; the Sasebo criterium was on 9 October. The organizer published its final-stage report and communiqué on 12 October. This recap was checked on 15 October 2026 at 09:01 Australia/Sydney against communiqué C14.

Review draft only: photograph permission remains unresolved.

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