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Stage 1 - Frapporti wins Brixia Tour opener | Ponte di Legno - Edolo2011-07-20 158km
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Stage 2a - Felline leads Geox-TMC 1-2 | Pisogne - Brescia2011-07-21 135.5km
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Stage 2b - Time trial cancelled | Brescia (ITT)2011-07-21 10.4km
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Stage 3 - Belletti sprints to stage victory | Brescia Buffalora - Prevalle2011-07-22 211.5km
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Stage 4 - Pozzovivo on top in Brixia Tour stage 4 | Concesio - Passo Maniva2011-07-23 158.5km
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Stage 5 - Modolo wins final stage of Brixia Tour | Calcinato - Verona2011-07-24 164.6km
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Vuelta a España 2026: Stage 18 time trial start times
Enric Mas the last rider off as he races to defend his overall race lead -
'Primož knows he's still got a chance to win it' - Roglič's teammates at Vuelta a España say Slovenian remains upbeat before looming final GC battle
Slovenian lying third overall ahead of the crunch time trial in Jerez de la Frontera -
'I'll have to bring out the best version of Enric' - Vuelta a España leader Mas focused on his own performance in key time trial on Thursday
Movistar leader has 2:06 advantage on closest rival Felix Gall
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2026 Vuelta a España penalties, fines and yellow cards - Enzo Paleni warned for non-compliant position while in breakaway on stage 17
Ethan Hayter fined for irregular feeding -
'That doesn't really sit well' – Matthew Brennan in disbelief after fifth Vuelta a España triumph and breaking Visma's Grand Tour stage win record
'To be honest, I don't think I fully believe it yet' says 21-year-old Brit after storming to another success in Seville -
As it happened: flat stage 17 of the Vuelta a España ends in another bunch sprint
Dos Hermanas to Sevilla, 185 km
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Giro della Toscana: Giulio Pellizzari takes the win with a final kilometre solo attack
Jegat, Scaroni round out podium in Pontedera -
Vuelta a España GC standings – Enric Mas brings red jersey into decisive stage 18 individual time trial
No changes to the top-10, as Brennan claims another stage win in Sevilla -
Vuelta a España: Matthew Brennan storms to an extraordinary fifth victory on stage 17 after a furious sprint into Sevilla
Jordi Meeus takes second place and Magnus Cort finishes third, as Enric Mas maintains the overall lead
