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Stage 3 - Ventoso scoops the honours | Córdoba - Almendralejo2006-08-28 220km -
Stage 8 - Take two: this time it is Vino | Ponferrada - Lugo2006-09-02 173km -
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Stage 19 - Arrieta breaks the drought | Jaén - Ciudad Real2006-09-15 195km -
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'When Wout goes, you have to react' - Tadej Pogačar retains Vuelta a España lead after sizzling finale duel with Van Aert
Slovenian remains in red for the second day after following the late Van Aert attack -
Kim Le Court-Pienaar comes full circle at Tour of Britain Women to take her first-ever GC victory
Mauritian champion in good form ahead of Montréal Worlds -
'I didn't really have much left for such a hard finish' – Ethan Hayter misses out on red jersey again at Vuelta a España despite gutsy breakaway ride in ripped shorts
Brit explains modified kit as he's left disappointed again after briefly taking virtual lead, then missing splits in final
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As it happened: British sensation steals the show in first road stage at La Vuelta a España 2026
The race leaves Monaco and heads to Provence and Manosque with a 214.3 km stage that takes on well over 3000 metres of climbing -
Vuelta a España GC standings - Tadej Pogačar keeps leader's jersey after stage 2
UAE Team Emirates-XRG fends off attacks into Manosque -
Vuelta a España: Powerful sprint nets Matthew Brennan stage 2 victory as Tadej Pogačar fends off attacks to keep leader's jersey
Pau Miquel second and Pogačar third in reduced sprint into Manosque
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Deutschland Tour: Isaac del Toro seals overall title as Paul Magnier wins finale stage 4 in Heilbronn
Danny van Poppel second, Tim Torn Teutenberg third in final sprint -
Renewi Tour: Jasper Philipsen wins overall title with hat trick of sprint victories on stage 5
Luca Mozzato second, Mike Teunissen third in Leuven -
Tour of Britain Women: Kim Le Court-Pienaar claims overall title as unstoppable Lorena Wiebes takes fourth victory in stage 5 finale
Lara Gillespie second, Chiara Consonni third in Royal Leamington Spa
