Tour d'Algérie
Dimas Nur Fadhil Rizqi - General Classification Winner
It has been a generation since an Indonesian rider has stood on the top step of a UCI multi-stage international tour wearing the leader's jersey. With this overall victory, Jakarta Pro Cycling brings the maillot jaune home to Indonesia.
1st: Final GC — Maillot Jaune (Rizqi Dimas Nur Fadhil)
1st: U23 GC (Rizqi Dimas Nur Fadhil)
3rd: King of the Mountains (Rizqi Dimas Nur Fadhil)
8th: Team GC (of 18 teams)
Indonesia in a leader's jersey on 5 of 10 race days
Where JPC Finished
Indonesia in a Leader's Jersey for Five Stages
Polka Dot (Stage 6): Muhammad Abdurrohman after his Stage 5 KOM win
White U23 (Stages 8-10): Dimas Nur Fadhil Rizqi
Yellow (Stages 9-10): Dimas Nur Fadhil Rizqi
Two riders, three jerseys, one team.
Directeur Sportif Notes
Stage 1: 3 in front group, 4th team. Stage 5: Abdurohman wins daily KOM polka dot). Stage 6: Rizqi + Cahyadi 9th–10th. Stage 7: all 4 in front group, Rizqi takes white. Stage 8: Rizqi 4th. Stage 9: Rizqi 2nd, takes yellow. Stage 10: defended cleanly. Three different jerseys across the race.
Stage 1: Oran - Oran
Overview
Stage won by Lauryssen (Tarteletto-Isorex). JPC put three riders in the front group within 1:11 of the winner — a strong opening statement. Cahyadi took 9th, JPC's best Stage 1 result, and the team finished 4th in the Stage 1 team classification.
Date: 17 April 2026
Stage Winner: Lauryssen (Tarteletto-Isorex)
134 km Distance
43.3 km/h Average Speed
3 JPC riders in the top 20
9th Best JPC Rider (Cahyadi)

JPC Results
How JPC Rode
Cahyadi sat in the lead group all day to take 9th. Rizqi and Zulkarnain conserved energy while staying with the GC contenders.
Stages 2-4: Holding Position
Overview
Mid-week consolidation — patient riding. The team rode patiently through the middle of the race, marking the GC contenders without committing big efforts. The peaking strategy was always for the second half.
Stage 2 · 18 April: Routine sprint stage. JPC kept Rizqi shielded in the bunch, marking GC contenders. Domestiques Cahyadi and Zulkarnain on duty.
Stage 3 · 19 April: Long transitional day. Abdurrohman started to attack the categorised climbs to begin building his KOM tally. The team's mountain plan starting to pay off.
Stage 4 · 20 April · Officially neutralised: No GC time was awarded for the day. Only the King of the Mountains and intermediate Sprint points scored on the day counted toward those classifications. JPC focused entirely on collecting KOM points and intermediate sprints — a strange day in the saddle, but a productive one.

How JPC Rode
The team rode patiently, marking GC contenders without committing big efforts. Peaking strategy was always for the second half of the race.
Squad Mood
Confident and disciplined. All four remaining JPC riders riding well. The race shape was forming exactly as Kevin (Sports Director) had planned.
Stage 5: Mosta - Mosta
Overview
Stage 5 was Abdurrohman's day. He took maximum points on GPM 1 (6 pts) and 2nd on GPM 2 (8 pts) — 14 KOM points, the most of any rider on the day — and moved into the polka dot jersey going into Stage 6. Stage won by Santy Arne Patrick (TIC).
Date: 21 April 2026
Stage Winner: Santy Arne Patrick (TIC)
120.5 km Distance
Abdurrohman: 14 KOM points — Daily KOM Winner
Polka Dot Jersey to Abdurohman (into Stage 6)
17th Rizqi on stage

JPC Results
How JPC Rode
Rizqi sat in the lead group all day. Abdurohman attacked the climbs early to grab points — a planned tactical trade.
Stage 6: Mosta - Ténès
Overview
Rizqi and Cahyadi finished 9th and 10th together, both at the same time as winner Hamza Yacine (MADAR). Indonesia's tour, side by side at the front.
Date: 22 April 2026
Stage Winner: Hamza Yacine (MADAR)
140 km Distance
Rizqi 9th, Cahyadi 10th — front-group double
Rizqi: 14 KOM points on stage
Abdurrohman defending the Polka Dot Jersey

JPC Results
Rizqi on the Climbs
Rizqi picked up 14 KOM points (3rd in the day's mountain classification) — climbing into 5th overall on the KOM standings while Abdurohman defended the polka dot.
Stage 7: Chlef - Chlef
Overview
Rizqi takes the U23 leader's jersey — 1st in U23 GC after Stage 7, the first leader's jersey of the campaign for JPC. Rizqi, Cahyadi and Zulkarnain all finished in the lead group at 2h 10' 18'', with Abdurrohman just 22 seconds back — the strongest collective road performance of the Tour.

JPC Results
White Jersey of the U23
Going into Stage 8, Rizqi wears the white jersey of the U23 leader. 7th in GC, well-placed to attack on Stage 9's mountain finish.
Stage 8: Chlef - Hamma Righa
Overview
Rizqi launched into the front-group sprint to take 4th — the best individual stage placing of the JPC campaign, same time as winner Lauryssen. White jersey defended, 5th overall in GC.

JPC Results
Cahyadi on the Climbs
Cahyadi picked up his first KOM point of the Tour on Stage 8 (3rd over GPM 2). Every JPC rider is now scoring across multiple classifications.
Stage 9: Hammam Righa - Chréa
Overview
The brutal 104 km climbing stage to Chréa. Rizqi attacked, and only Redae Tesfu Bizay (MADAR) could follow; they crossed the line together, Rizqi 2nd by inches. With time gained on every previous GC contender, the maillot jaune changed hands — Indonesia's yellow jersey of the Tour.

Mountains Classification
Rizqi was 2nd in the day's KOM (17 pts) — a perfect parcours. Abdurrohman 13th (+3 KOM pts). The JPC pair sit 3rd (Rizqi · 34) and 4th (Abdurrohman · 29) in the KOM.
Stage 10: Alger - Tizi Ouzou
Overview
Stage won by Lauryssen (TIC) again. Rizqi rode in the safety of the bunch to defend the maillot jaune to the line in Tizi Ouzou. Yellow + U23 jerseys both come home to Indonesia.

Team Performance
The squad delivered a flawless final-day defence — no splits, no time loss. 8th in team classification against 18 starting teams, ahead of multiple national teams.
A Maillot Jaune Comes Home
The first in a generation. An Indonesian rider winning the overall classification of a UCI multi-stage international tour — a result the country's cycling community has been waiting for over many seasons.
For Indonesian cycling. The yellow jersey returns to Indonesia after a long absence. JPC's overall victory at a UCI 2.2 tour in North Africa lifts the bar of what an Indonesian Continental team can achieve abroad — and gives every junior and U23 rider in the country a tangible target.
For Jakarta Pro Cycling. Founded in 2019 (formerly Kelapa Gading Bikers) and registered as a UCI Continental Team since 2022, JPC's Algeria 2026 campaign is the team's most successful international result to date — both individually and collectively.
For the rider. Dimas Nur Fadhil Rizqi , an U23 rider, takes the senior overall classification and the U23 jersey simultaneously — a rare double that announces him as one of the most exciting young general-classification prospects in Asian cycling.
The bigger picture. Six riders. Ten stages (one neutralised). Eighteen teams from Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia at the start. After 26 hours of cumulative racing across Algeria, Indonesia's flag flew highest on the final podium of the Tour d'Algérie 2026 — a moment that belongs to Indonesian cycling as much as it does to Jakarta Pro Cycling. Selamat — the maillot jaune is Indonesian.
Individual Achievements
Dimas Nur Fadhil Rizqi - U23
UCI ID 10131236435 · Indonesia · Team leader · wore both the white and yellow jerseys.
Aiman Cahyadi - Elite
UCI ID 10009060285 · Indonesia · most experienced rider · 2nd-best JPC GC · front-group regular.
Muhammad Abdurrohman - Elite - KOM Jersey Wearer
UCI ID 10119177012 · 2022 National ITT Champion · wore the polka dot jersey on Stage 6 after winning the Stage 5 KOM.
Januar Alki Zulkarnain - U23
UCI ID 10120960802 · Indonesia · 2nd JPC U23 rider · climbing domestique.
The Team Behind the Riders
No rider crosses a finish line alone. The maillot jaune in this report is as much a result of the staff who worked behind the scenes — the mechanic, the sports director, and the team photographer/reporter — as it is of the legs that pedalled.
M. Nurul Iksan · Team Mechanic. Every chain shifted, every tyre pressure, every brake adjusted before every stage. 10 stages, 5 riders, zero mechanical-related abandons. The yellow jersey can only be defended if the bike doesn't break.
Kevin Dani Maulana · Sports Director. The voice in the radio. The eyes on the race. The plan that turned a strong squad into a tour-winning campaign. Stages 5–8 tactics — when to chase, when to let breaks go — defined the final outcome.
Torisz Haritz Affan · Photographer & Reporter. Started the Tour as JPC rider #175. Forced to abandon Stage 1 through injury — but stayed with the team for the next nine stages as official photographer and reporter. Every photo in this report is part of his work. Get well soon, Haritz
Key Takeaways
Selamat, Indonesia!
The maillot jaune is Indonesian.
The U23 jersey is Indonesian.
Two riders in the KOM top 5.
A team that delivered, every single stage.
One Yellow Jersey · One U23 Jersey · One Polka Dot Jersey worn. Two riders in the final KOM top 5. 8th in Team Classification, ahead of multiple national teams. Indonesia in a leader's jersey on five out of ten race days.
Riders: Rizqi Dimas Nur Fadhil, Cahyadi Aiman, Abdurohman Muhammad, Zulkarnain Januar Alki, Torisz Haritz Affan.
Staff: Kevin Dani Maulana (Sports Director), M. Nurul Iksan (Mechanic).
Terima Kasih
To the riders, the staff, the sponsors, the families, and every supporter who made this campaign possible. Selamat dan terima kasih — to the whole Indonesian cycling community.
