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- Stage 1 | Marseille - Saint-Victoret / 168.8km
- Stage 2 | Forcalquier - Montagne de Lure / 179.8km
- Stage 3 | Rognac - Arles / 210km
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- Stage 1 | Cartagena - Gobik Yecla / 178.5km
- Stage 2 | Murcia - Santomera / 178.7km
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- Stage 1 | Alzira - Gandia / 113km
- Stage 2 | Benicàssim - Nules / 117km
- Stage 3 | Sagunt - Valencia / 118km
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- Stage 1 | Ministry of Tourism - Bimmah Sink Hole / 171km
- Stage 2 | Al Rustaq Fort - Yitti Hills / 191.5km
- Stage 3 | Samail 'Al Fayhaa Resthouse' - Eastern Mountain / 191km
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- Stage 3 - Étoile de Bessèges: Henri Uhlig surprises field for first pro career win on stage 3 | Bessèges / 162.3km
- Stage 2 - Étoile de Bessèges: Mathieu Kockelmann rushes ahead of Dylan Groenewegen to win stage 2 in photo finish | Saint-Gilles - Domessargues / 160.6km
- Stage 1 - Étoile de Bessèges-Tour du Gard stage 1: Late move on hilly finale nets promising Belgian racer Tom Crabbe first win of career | Bellegarde / 150.1km
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- Stage 3 | Orihuela - San Vicente del Raspieg / 158km
- Stage 2 - Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana: Remco Evenepoel fastest on stage 2 time trial with no merit on GC due to neutralisation for weather | Carlet - Alginet (ITT) / 17.5km
- Stage 1 - Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana stage 1: Biniam Girmay takes first victory in over a year on dream debut for NSN Cycling Team | Segorbe - Torreblanca / 160km
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- Mathieu van der Poel chases records at Cyclo-cross World Championships whilst the women's race remains open – Analysing the elite contenders
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- Women Under-23 - Cyclo-cross World Championships: Leonie Bentveld scores another Dutch win in the under-23 women's race | Hulst
- Men Junior - Cyclo-cross World Championships: Delano Heeren scores a home gold for the Netherlands in junior men's race | Hulst
- Men Elite - Cyclo-cross World Championships: Mathieu van der Poel demonstrates brilliance with record win in elite men's race in Hulst | Hulst
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Étoile de Bessèges: Henri Uhlig surprises field for first pro career win on stage 3
Lukáš Kubiš goes second in bunch sprint and takes over as race leader -
'Drop her before the sprint' - UAE Team ADQ sprint coach André Greipel clear on safest way his riders can beat Lorena Wiebes
Former German star with 22 Grand Tour wins now masterminding UAE sprint train -
UAE Tour Women: Lorena Wiebes takes back-to-back wins after chaotic stage 2 sprint finish
Dutch champion extends overall lead as several riders hit the deck in high-speed crash in final kilometres
