Paul Seixas wins Il Lombardia after cyclists protest safety issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 3:31 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Paul Seixas secured his first Monument victory at Il Lombardia, completing a solo ride to the finish in Como. The 20-year-old French cyclist attacked 19 kilometers from the end, distancing himself from competitors including Enric Mas and Giulio Ciccone. Prior to the race, riders protested for five minutes over safety concerns following recent incidents involving race vehicles, underscored by the tragic death of a fellow cyclist. Seixas' win marks him as the youngest Monument winner since 1944. In his third appearance in this prestigious race, he aims to build on this momentum following a disappointing performance at the World Championships.
- •Seixas attacked 19km from the finish to secure the win.
- •Riders protested safety issues prior to the race start.
- •Seixas is the first Frenchman to win a Monument since 2019.
- •The protest was triggered by recent incidents, including a cyclist's death.
- 3:31 PMYahoo Sports — Paul Seixas announces arrival with Il Lombardia triumph after riders stage protest over safety
"Seixas produced a stunning solo success after the peloton had come together to protest following a number of recent incidents
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