Legacy will travel more than 100,000 kilometers in 2026 on their way to the PGL Singapore Major. That is more than any other team in a new travel comparison. Spirit and Vitality, by contrast, will cover only about half that distance.
The numbers show how demanding the 2026 calendar is for top teams. Some squads spend months crossing continents. Others stay closer to Europe and still reach the same Major. This raises a simple question: does more travel mean fewer trophies?
Where the Numbers Come From
The statistics were shared on Reddit by user u/travelnshot. They cover seven teams: Legacy, FURIA, Falcons, NAVI, MOUZ, Vitality and Spirit. The calculation counts only the trips between tournaments. However, it does not include players going home or traveling to team bootcamps. Therefore, the real distances are likely even higher.
Legacy Lead the Travel Chart
Legacy are far ahead of the field, with 107,778 km before Singapore. FURIA follow with 74,574 km, and Falcons are next with 73,678 km. NAVI will travel 64,663 km, and MOUZ will cover 58,754 km. Meanwhile, Vitality are scheduled for 51,885 km, while Spirit have the shortest trip at 50,225 km.
The route to Singapore also differs by team. Spirit visit six destinations: Paris, Porto, Katowice, Bucharest, Hong Kong and Singapore. Vitality, Falcons and NAVI each make seven stops. MOUZ make eight, and Legacy make nine. FURIA have the busiest schedule, with ten stops, including Barcelona, Malta, Suzhou and Beijing.
Legacy’s Full 2026 Route
Legacy’s year began in São Paulo and moved through Kraków, Stockholm and Rio de Janeiro. After that, they went to Bucharest, back to Rio de Janeiro and again to São Paulo. Next came Atlanta, Shanghai and Cologne. From there, they traveled to Paris, Porto, Suzhou, Katowice, Malta and Bucharest again. Finally, they will fly to Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore.
FURIA’s year is just as long. It started in Malta and continued through Kraków, Cluj-Napoca, Rotterdam, Rio de Janeiro and Fort Worth. After that, the team visited Astana, Cologne, Paris, Porto, Suzhou, Barcelona, Katowice, Malta, Bucharest, Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore. The Reddit author notes that the full-year picture looks even more extreme, with many intercontinental trips.
Trophies Versus Kilometers
Distance does not guarantee success. Legacy have won two S-tier trophies in 2026 so far, the same as NAVI. FURIA have none despite their long journey. Falcons and MOUZ have one trophy each, and Spirit have three.
Vitality stand out the most. They have six S-tier trophies, the most on the list, and travel only 51,885 km. As a result, they are the most efficient team in the comparison. On average, Vitality lift one trophy every 8,647 km.
What It Means for the Major
The Singapore Major will test how well teams handle fatigue as well as skill. Legacy bring the heaviest travel load and have won two trophies this year. Vitality arrive with the lightest schedule and the best trophy record. Spirit also traveled the least and have won three titles. In addition, FURIA must prove that their long road can still lead to a trophy.
