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Stage 2 - An Post Ras: Morton wins stage 2 | Mullingar - Charleville2016-05-23 183.7km -
Stage 4 - An Post Ras: Nicolai Brochner wins stage 4 | Dingle - Sneem2016-05-25 162.8km -
Stage 5 - An Post Ras: Mol wins stage 5 | Sneem - Cionakilty2016-05-26 166.8km -
Stage 6 - An Post Ras: Aaron Gate wins stage 6 | Cionakilty - Dungarvan2016-05-27 159.1km -
Stage 8 - Fankhausser wins An Post Ras | Kildare - Skerries2016-05-29 148.4km
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'I fell asleep. But I'm still in yellow' – Tour de France Femmes leader Marlen Reusser narrowly misses second stage win on a massive day through the Jura
'Reusser seems to be in good form' says rival Demi Vollering as more days of climbing loom -
'Hopefully, we will celebrate big on Sunday' - Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney bullish despite missing out on Tour de France Femmes victory on stage 5
Canyon-SRAM third and fourth overall after brutal stage to Beaujolais -
'I think it's over' – Pauline Ferrand-Prévot admits defeat in Tour de France Femmes title defence after struggles on stage 5
The Visma-Lease a Bike rider was dropped with Anna van der Breggen, with more than 30km to ride
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'I had to try' – Demi Vollering's late roll of the dice pays off as the Tour de France Femmes hits the hills on stage 5
'Marlen has not won a Tour yet, and she will have to work for it as well' FDJ United-Suez contender to fight all the way for her second yellow jersey -
The GC standings at the Tour de France Femmes 2026 – Host of big names lose time as punchy stage 5 delivers race-shaping drama
Trio go clear on the stage and on the overall classification ahead of the bigger climbing stages to come -
As it happened: Attacks in the Beaujolais hills shake up the GC as 2025 Tour winner falls out of contention
August 5, 2026; Belleville-en-Beaujolais, 140km, hilly
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Tour de Pologne stage 3: Unstoppable Jonathan Milan claims hat-trick of bunch sprint victories
Noah Hobbs second, Alessandro Romele third as Italian sprinter strikes yet again -
Vuelta a Burgos: Oscar Onley takes first victory with Netcompany Ineos on stage 2
Briton out-sprints Ciccone in Pineda de la Sierra to take race lead -
Tour de France Femmes: Demi Vollering wins climbing skirmish on stage 5 in three-rider sprint
Yellow jersey Marlen Reusser goes second and Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney third as hilly Beaujolais stage creates big GC gaps
