Jonas Vingegaard won the Tour of Poland, marking a successful return to the race that launched his career. The 27-year-old Danish cyclist, after skipping the Vuelta a Espana, secured the overall title despite not winning any stages, maintaining his lead after capturing the yellow jersey on stage two. Vingegaard stated that he felt fully recovered from a prior injury and credited his team's performance throughout the race. The final stage concluded with teammate Olav Kooij winning in a bunch sprint, while Vingegaard finished safely in the peloton, preserving his 13-second lead over Diego Ulissi. Young talent Thibau Nys, who dominated with three stage wins, garnered praise from Vingegaard, who acknowledged Nys's bright future in cycling. Vingegaard plans to take a rest before considering his next steps in the sport.