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Stage 1 - HTC-Columbia win TTT in Viareggio | Viareggio (TTT)2010-09-14 5.5km
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Stage 2 - Bronzini bests Teutenberg, Wild | Porcari - Altopascio2010-09-15 124.1km
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Stage 3 - Cantele takes control | Pontedera - Volterra2010-09-16 137.6km
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Stage 4 - Wild runs riot | Campi Bisenzio (ITT)2010-09-17 2.2km
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Stage 5 - Vos tops tough stage | Segromigno in Piano - Capannori2010-09-18 100.9km
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Stage 6 - Bronzini claims final stage | Quarrata - Firenze2010-09-19 106.9km
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Kate Courtney among four elite women debuting for Team USA in the Montréal UCI Road World Championships
Quinn Simmons, Brandon McNulty and Neilson Powless lead veteran squad for US elite men -
Ben Swift to retire from pro cycling after 18 seasons - 'I want to finish on my own terms'
Netcompany Ineos stalwart to race Tour of Britain and end at Il Lombardia -
'It could make his career' - Will Barta sees golden opportunity for former teammate and race leader Enric Mas in this year's Vuelta a España
North American on hunt for breakaways in third participation in Spanish Grand Tour
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Vuelta a España 2026 abandons – Ben Turner abandons on stage 10
Tracking all the riders who have crashed out or otherwise left this year's Spanish Grand Tour -
'We're sending Tadej healing vibes' - UAE Team Emirates-XRG teammates at Vuelta a España fighting for injured Pogačar from afar
Slovenian following race from hospital bed, according to teammate Ivo Oliveira -
'Initially frustrated, but mostly disappointed' - Switch of tactics at Vuelta a España fails to reward Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike
After teammate and double stage winner Matthew Brennan controlled breaks, Van Aert claims fourth in uphill dash for line
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Pogačar's crash doesn't just put his Worlds defence in doubt, it complicates next season's plans – Sean Kelly's Vuelta column
The 1988 La Vuelta winner assesses Pogačar's Worlds hopes following his race-ending crash, and weighs up the strengths and weaknesses of the contenders in a now wide-open maillot rojo battle -
'Something is clearly not as it should be' – Mads Pedersen weighs up Vuelta a España exit amid World Championships form fears
'I would like to keep going in the race but also it has to make sense at one point' says Dane
