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Stage 2 | Chongzuo - Jingxi2026-10-13 179.7km
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Stage 3 | Jingxi - Bama2026-10-14 212.3km
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Stage 4 | Bama - Tian'e2026-10-15 165.7km
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Stage 5 | Jinchengjiang - Yizhou2026-10-16 170.1km
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Stage 6 | Yizhou - NongLa2026-10-17 165.8km
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Filippo Ganna makes early exit from Netcompany-Ineos to move to Lidl-Trek
'Opening a new chapter is super nice and I feel great motivation' says Italian, who joins German team on a three-year contract -
Tour of Guangxi: Paul Magnier scorches to victory on stage 1 to make it six wins from past seven stages of the WorldTour race in China
Frenchman claims his 14th win of the season as he beats Sam Welsford and Max Kanter to the line in Chongzuo
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Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig hoping to 'find myself again' with switch to Uno-X Mobility after 'difficult' spell at Canyon-SRAM
Danish rider says 'it feels like coming home to my Scandinavian roots' -
It 'became a nightmare in a split second' – Geerike Schreurs recounts crash that left her in a helicopter on way to hospital rather than chasing Gravel World Championships title
'It is crazy how fast things can change' says injured Schreurs in a social media post -
GB sprinter Matt Richardson withdrawn from Track Cycling World Championships amid reports of misconduct investigation
British Cycling confirms 27-year-old has been pulled from 20-rider squad
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'The scale of it blows me away' - Lachlan Morton eclipses 160-year-old Pony Express record by more than 19 hours in adventure across eight US states
Australian completes ride in 6 days, 21 hours, 15 minutes and gains appreciation for US history, resilience of people today who thrive 'in such harsh environments' -
Geerike Schreurs undergoes surgery after suffering two fractured vertebrae in Gravel World Championships crash
'Considering the circumstances, she is doing well. Her pain is under control, and she has been able to move both her arms and feet' says Dutch federation
