This page covers Emilien Jeannière'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.
TotalEnergies' fast-finishing one-day specialist, Emilien Jeannière spent the 2026 Flemish spring chasing results in the sprinters' semi-classics. His standout marker so far is fourth at the Danilith Nokere Koerse, where he was the best of the ProTeam fast men in the uphill bunch sprint to Nokere behind WorldTour finishers Philipsen, Meeus and Molano. That positioning on a rising cobbled finish is true to his profile as a puncheur-sprinter who thrives on Belgian one-day terrain. With a programme pointed at races like the Brussels Cycling Classic, the Nokere top-five is the kind of result he'll look to convert into a podium or win as the season's one-day calendar continues.
Jeannière was again among the fastest finishers, taking fifth in the Knokke-Heist sprint to back up a consistent opening to the week. He was unable to match Merlier and Kooij at the very front but stayed in the points and near the top of the bunch.
Fourth in the bunch sprint to Nokere, the best of the ProTeam sprinters behind the WorldTour fast men — a strong day's positioning on the uphill finish for TotalEnergies.