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- Stage 1 | Shah Alam - Kampar / 193km
- Stage 2 | Taiping - Gunung Jerai / 145.6km
- Stage 3 | Sungai Petani - Kuala Kangsar / 189.7km
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- Elite Women Individual Time Trial - Marlen Reusser or Demi Vollering? Can anyone challenge the two favourites in the World Championships elite women's time trial? | Montréal / 39.9km
- Elite Men Individual Time Trial - Remco Evenepoel, Filippo Ganna, and the rest – Analysing the contenders for the elite men's time trial at the World Championships | Montréal / 39.9km
- Under-23 Men Individual Time Trial | Montréal / 32.1km
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- Stage 4 - Tour of Slovakia: Breakaway stuns peloton as Erik Fetter wins in high-drama finale | Beluša - Galanta / 197.5km
- Stage 3 - Tour of Slovakia: Lennert Van Eetvelt wins hilly stage 3 and takes over race lead | Tvrdošin - Dohňany / 195.1km
- Stage 2 - Tour of Slovakia: Paul Magnier wins again on stage 2 | Levoča - Liptovský Mikuláš / 186.8km
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- Stage 4 - Tour de Luxembourg: Davide Piganzoli wins stage 4 time trial and increases his overall lead | Ettelbruck - Ettelbruck (ITT) / 20.4km
- Stage 3 - Tour de Luxembourg: Pepijn Reinderink holds off late-race chase to secure stage 3 breakaway victory | Wiltz - Diekirch / 187.3km
- Stage 2 - Tour de Luxembourg: Marijn van den Berg claims stage 2 with long sprint | Differdange/Niederkorn - Junglinster / 166.8km
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- Vuelta a España 2026 route
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- Stage 21 - Vuelta a España: Enric Mas triumphs with overall victory as Tobias Johannessen wins blockbuster stage 21 finale in Granada | Carrefour Granada - Granada / 99.4km
- Stage 20 - Vuelta a España: Enric Mas passes arduous final mountain test to keep red as Mikel Landa soars to stage 20 breakaway victory atop Collado del Alguacil | La Calahorra - Collado del Alguacil / 186.8km
- Stage 19 - Vuelta a España: Eddie Dunbar denies Santiago Buitrago with late pass on Peñas Blancas as Irishman claims stage 19 victory | Vélez-Málaga - Peñas Blancas. Estepona / 210km
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- Stage 5 - Tour of Denmark: Arnaud De Lie takes final overall victory by a second from Magnus Cort | Roskilde - Gladsaxe / 157.5km
- Stage 4 - Tour of Denmark: Krijnsen solos to victory on stage 4 as De Lie retains lead | Store Heddinge - Holbæk / 177.7km
- Stage 3 - Tour of Denmark: Tobias Lund Andresen outsprints De Lie to win stage 3 | Kolding - Haderslev / 156.1km
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- Day 5 - Track Worlds: Leth ousts Kopecky for women's Points gold, Lavreysen outduels Hoogland in Dutch 1-2 in men's Sprint | Individual Sprint (M), Keirin (W), Points Race (W), Madison (M), Elimination Race (M)
- Day 4 - Track Worlds: Britain's Anna Morris claims Individual Pursuit gold while Chloé Dygert settles for silver and World Record | Time Trial (W), Individual Pursuit (W), Madison (W), Omnium (M)
- Day 3 - Track Worlds: Jonathan Milan breaks men's pursuit world record, Harrie Lavreysen wins career 15th world title on the track in men's 1km Time Trial | Individual Sprint (W), Time Trial (M), Individual Pursuit (M), Points Race (M), Omnium (W)
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- Stage 5 - Tour of Denmark stage 5: Mads Pedersen sprints to third stage victory and wins overall | Hobro - Silkeborg / 157.3km
- Stage 4 - Tour of Denmark stage 4: Mads Pedersen solos to victory with long-range attack and extends GC lead | Svendborg - Vejle / 226.9km
- Stage 3 - Tour of Denmark stage 3: Jakob Södeqvist wins individual time trial in Kerteminde | Kerteminde / 14.3km
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- Stage 5 - Tour of Denmark: Wout van Aert seals overall victory as Rasmus Søjberg Pedersen wins crash-marred stage 5 sprint | Køge - Rødovre / 126km
- Stage 4 - Tour of Denmark: Storm Ingebritsen holds off chasing pack to steal a sensational early breakaway victory on stage 4 | Rudkøbing - Faaborg / 172.5km
- Stage 3 - Tour of Denmark: Wout van Aert scores hat-trick on stage 3 with a win on wet and wild queen stage | Fredericia - Vejle / 202.9km
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Start times for Road World Championships elite men's and women's time trial
Marlen Reusser will chase Demi Vollering while defending champion Remco Evenepoel is last to roll out for the men -
Tour de Luxembourg: Davide Piganzoli wins stage 4 time trial and increases his overall lead
Andrea Raccagni is second and Leo Hayter third in Ettelbruck -
Flandrien 0.0 Classic: Hendrik Pedersen surges from back of breakaway to take first pro win ahead of Laurence Pithie
Florian Vermeersch is third in Haacht
