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- Stage 1 | Fangchenggang / 149.9km
- Stage 2 | Chongzuo - Jingxi / 179.6km
- Stage 3 | Jingxi - Bama / 214km
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- Stage 1 | Chongming / 108.6km
- Stage 2 | Shanghai - Chongming / 128.6km
- Stage 3 | Chongming / 111.4km
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- Prologue | The Hague (ITT) / 4km
- Stage 1 | Dordrecht / 119km
- Stage 2 | Etten - Leur (ITT) / 15km
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- UCI Gravel World Championships 2025 route includes pass of Wijnandsrade Castle, Bronsdalweg climb and finish on gravel path
- Who has the savvy and skills to win elite races at 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships? A look at the contenders
- UCI Gravel World Championships winners
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- Elite Women - UCI Gravel World Championships LIVE – Elite women face off in Limburg | Beek - Maastricht / 131km
- Elite Men | Beek - Maastricht / 180km
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- Elite Men RR - Road European Championships: Tadej Pogačar defiant, wins elite men's road race title with 75 kilometre solo breakaway | Privas - Guilherand-Granges / 202.5km
- Elite Women RR - Road European Championships: Demi Vollering wins elite women's road race with 37km solo ride | Privas - Guilherand-Granges / 116.1km
- Under-23 Men RR - Road European Championships: Jarno Widar wins under-23 men's road race title | Guilherand-Granges / 121.1km
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- Simac Ladies Tour contenders – Lorena Wiebes, Elisa Balsamo and Cat Ferguson take on open stage race
- Simac Ladies Tour past winners 2025
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- Stage 6 - Simac Ladies Tour: Lorena Wiebes dominates with fifth sprint victory on stage 6 finale and claims overall title | Lichtenvoorde / 156.3kms
- Stage 5 - Simac Ladies Tour: Zoe Bäckstedt storms to stage 5 time trial victory as Lorena Wiebes retains overall lead | Doetinchem - Westendorp / 10.2kms
- Stage 4 - Simac Ladies Tour stage 4: Lorena Wiebes continues clean sweep with stage 4 sprint win | Alkmaar / 125.8kms
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- 2025 Vuelta a España route – A stage-by-stage breakdown, with savage ascents of Angliru and Bola del Mundo
- Who will win the 2025 Vuelta a España? Analysing the favourites for the red jersey
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- Stage 21 - Vuelta a España stage 21: Jonas Vingegaard confirmed champion of Grand Tour but no stage winner and no podium ceremony as Madrid finale derailed | Alalpardo - Madrid / 111.6km
- Stage 20 - Vuelta a España stage 20: Jonas Vingegaard smashes Queen stage solo win to seal overall race victory | Robledo de Chavela - Bola del Mundo. Puerto de Navacerrada / 165.6km
- Stage 19 - Vuelta a España stage 19: Jasper Philipsen claims third stage win | Rueda - Guijuelo / 161.9km
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Send-offs for Rafał Majka, Pieter Serry, Salvatore Puccio and more retiring riders at Il Lombardia – Gallery
Louis Meintjes and Simone Petilli also ending their careers on Saturday -
Giro d'Italia to start in Bulgaria in 2026, RCS president confirms
Back-to-back foreign starts for Italian race after visit to Albania in 2025 -
UCI Gravel World Championships LIVE – Elite women face off in Limburg
The first day of racing spotlights the elite women for 131 kilometres and 1,190 metres of elevation gain for the rainbow jersey
