The UAE Tour 2026 has announced several road closures for the fifth stage of the race on Friday, where cyclists will cover a total of 166 km across Dubai, starting from 1:20 pm.
Road closures will begin from the starting point at Al Mamzar Park, leading to streets across Dubai Island, Infinity Bridge, Al Wasl, Al Mina, and Al Safa roads.
The route also includes areas in Meydan Race Course, Arabian Ranches, Al Qudra Cycle Track, and Al Marmoom, with the finish line held at Hamdan bin Mohammed Smart University at around 4:00 pm.
Motorists are advised to check the schedule on the tour's official social channels for a smooth journey.
@DubaiSC Stage 5 Road Closuređźš§
— UAE Tour presented by AD Ports Group (@uae_tour) February 19, 2026
The official Stage 5 Road Closure for the UAE Tour.#UAETour #UAETour2026@AbuDhabiSC @ADPortsGroup pic.twitter.com/JwdrT9TMEk

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