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- Stage 1 | Lido di Camaiore / 11.5km
- Stage 2 | Camaiore - San Gimignano / 206km
- Stage 3 | Cortona - Magliano de' Marsi / 221km
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- Stage 1 | Achères - Carrières-sous-Poissy / 171.2km
- Stage 2 | Épône - Montargis / 187km
- Stage 3 | Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire - Pouilly-sur-Loire (TTT) / 23.5km
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- Stage 1 | Herrera del Duque - Herrera del Duque (ITT) / 18.4km
- Stage 2 | Pueblonuevo del Guadiana - Fuente del Maestre / 132.5km
- Stage 3 | Jerte - Jaraíz de la Vera / 138.3km
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- Stage 5 - Giro di Sardegna: Filippo Zana takes home overall victory as Davide Donati speeds to final stage win | Nuoro - Olbia / 177.3km
- Stage 4 - Giro di Sardegna: Filippo Zana gets a big payoff on stage 4 with solo attack | Arbatax - Nuoro / 153.6km
- Stage 3 - Giro di Sardegna: Dušan Rajović wins stage 3 thanks to bike throw in tight sprint | Cagliari - Tortoli / 168.1km
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- Stage 8 - Tour du Rwanda: Henok Mulubrhan wins for Eritrea on stage 8, as Moritz Kretschy seals overall | Kigali / 99.5km
- Stage 7 - Tour du Rwanda: Brazilian Henrique Bravo climbs to stage 7 victory in Kigali | Musanze - Kigali / 147.2km
- Stage 6 - Tour du Rwanda: Itamar Einhorn wins again in stage 6 sprint finish | Rubavu - Musanze / 84.1km
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'The tyre separation was not caused by hookless rim design' – Cadex releases statement on Amaury Capiot's rear wheel failure at Omloop
Wheel supplier says 'structural rim failure led to spokes displacing from the hub' -
Strade Bianche on the horizon but Milan-San Remo on the mind – Tadej Pogačar sets unofficial Strava record on the Cipressa
World champion's time must be taken with a huge pinch of salt but if nothing else shows his appetite for La Classicissima -
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