This page covers Elise Chabbey's 2026 season race-by-race, including results, roles, key moments, and incidents for each race. Each entry is a spoiler for the corresponding race. Read no further if you intend to watch any of them unspoiled.
Chabbey backed up the winning move with seventh on the day, part of FDJ's overwhelming team performance that placed three riders in the top nine behind Vollering's solo.
The Strade Bianche winner rode in support of Vollering and came home inside the top fifteen, part of FDJ's deep team effort behind the winning move.
One of the riders testing the group with attacks through the aggressive second half, the Strade Bianche winner finished thirteenth in support of Vollering's runner-up ride.
Chabbey was FDJ's climber in the decisive selection, hanging onto Wiebes' move over the final Kemmelberg and contesting the five-up sprint for fourth, credited the same time as the winner. A typically combative ride on the hills from the Swiss all-rounder, just short of the podium against faster finishers.
The biggest win of Chabbey's career and her first WorldTour one-day victory. She raced proactively all day — attacking on the first Colle Pinzuto with ~50 km to go alongside Włodarczyk to put pressure on the favourites, then regrouping into the front eight when the move was caught. In the sprint up to the Piazza del Campo she stayed patient on the wheels of Longo Borghini, Niewiadoma and Koch through the final corner, then came past all three with a little over 200 metres to go to win. Her sixth career victory and first on Italian soil.
Chabbey animated the race for FDJ by launching the counter-attack that formed the day's main breakaway, stretching the bunch and forcing rival teams to commit before the team's leaders took over on the Muur. A typically aggressive, selfless ride in service of Vollering's win.