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- 2026 Tour de France route - the complete stage-by-stage guide
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- Stage 1 - Tour de France 2026 stage 1 preview – Pogačar, Vingegaard and Evenepoel battle it out for first yellow jersey in team time trial, but can Ineos spoil the GC party? | Barcelona - Barcelona (TTT) / 19.6km
- Stage 2 - Tour de France 2026 stage 2 preview | Tarragona - Barcelona / 168.5km
- Stage 3 - Tour de France 2026 stage 3 preview | Granollers - Les Angles / 195.9kms
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- Elite Men Road Race - Belgian National Championships: Rune Herregodts clinches biggest victory of career as outsiders spark huge upset in elite men's road race | Brasschaat / 240km
- Elite Women Road Race - Belgian National Championships: Shari Bossuyt outpowers Lotte Kopecky for emotional bunch sprint victory | Brasschaat / 137km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Alec Segaert earns tri-colour jersey as new Belgian elite men's time trial national champion | Maarkedal / 41.4km
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- Elite Men Road Race - Irish National Championships: Seth Dunwoody edges Rory Townsend to win elite men’s title | Cong / 156.2km
- Elite Women Road Race - Irish National Championships: Lara Gillespie wins third national road title from breakaway in miserable conditions | Cong / 111.6km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Ryan Mullen defends Irish elite men's title in time trial ahead of Peden and Rafferty
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- Elite Men Road Race - German National Championships: Felix Engelhardt chases back onto break in final kilometres to win first elite men’s road title | Bad Liebenstein / 191.1km
- Elite Women Road Race - Franziska Koch scores first German time trial title after double road race victories | Bad Liebenstein / 136.5km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Nils Politt reclaims German time trial title as narrow margins separate stacked podium | Streufdorf / 41km
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- Elite Men Road Race - Spanish National Championships: Marcel Camprubí seals stunning victory in elite men's road race | Sabiñánigo / 211km
- Elite Women Road Race - Spanish National Championships: Mireia Benito fends off Movistar duo to add road race gold to time trial title | Sabiñánigo / 129.7km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Pablo Castrillo captures unexpected elite men's time trial at Spanish Road Nationals | Sabiñánigo / 30.8km
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- Elite Women Road Race - Canadian National Championships: Maggie Coles-Lyster wins elite women's road race | Saint-Georges / 114.8km
- Elite Men Road Race - Jérôme Gauthier powers through rain and reduced breakaway to victory at the Canadian Road Championships | Saint-Georges / 199.2km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Derek Gee-West secures third elite men's time trial title at Canadian Road Championships | Saint-Prosper / 34km
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- Elite Men Road Race | La Tour du Pin / 241.8km
- Elite Women Road Race - French National Championships: new super talent Célia Gery conquers first road race title with devastating solo attack | La Tour du Pin / 111.4km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Rémi Cavagna speeds to elite men's TT title for first time in three years at French National Championships | Aoste - La Tour du Pin / 29.7km
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- Elite Men Road Race - British National Championships: Fred Wright outsprints Lewis Askey and Connor Swift to win elite men’s road title | Aberystwyth / 187km
- Elite Women Road Race - British National Championships: Zoe Bäckstedt doubles up with elite women's road race win | Aberystwyth / 128km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Ethan Hayter flies to fourth career British elite men's time trial title with dominant ride | Lampeter / 38.4km
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- Elite Men Road Race - Italian National Championships: Jonathan Milan sprints to first road race title after Lidl-Trek keep rivals under firm control | Asti - Cuneo / 232.5km
- Elite Women Road Race - Italian National Championships: Elisa Longo Borghini continues to rule supreme with seventh road race title of career | Pordenone / 120.2km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Filippo Ganna dominates Italian time trial championships for seventh elite men's victory | Vicoforte - Barolo / 40km
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- Elite Men Road Race - Dutch National Championships: Wilco Kelderman ends eleven-year victory drought with solo road race triumph | Nijmegen / 160.5km
- Elite Women Road Race - Dutch National Championships: Lieke Nooijen wins two-up sprint victory over Femke Markus | Nijmegen / 117.7km
- Elite Men Time Trial - Huub Artz powers to victory ahead of Dylan van Baarle at Dutch men's national time trial championships | Laren / 36km
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- Elite Men Road Race - US Road Championships: Quinn Simmons goes solo to take third elite men's road race title | Charleston / 198.6km
- Elite Women Road Race - US Road Championships: Kate Courtney outsprints Lauren Stephens to win elite women's road race title | Charleston / 113.8km
- Under-23 Men Road Race - US Road Championships: Ashlin Barry edges out Marcis Shelton to win under-23 men's road race title | Charleston / 135km
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- Stage 5 - Elite women/men - Tour of the Gila: Samuel Florez and Kylee Hanel win Gila Monster stage 5 finale | Silver City - Piños Altos / 161.9km
- Stage 4 - Elite women/men - Tour of the Gila: Ella Sabo wins bunch sprint on stage 4 as Patrick Welch takes breakaway victory | Silver City / 44.2km
- Stage 3 - Elite women/men - Tour of the Gila: Grace Arlandson and Adam Lewis claim first UCI wins from breakaway on stage 3 | Ft. Bayard / 122.6km
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The Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9 maybe getting all the early Tour de France headlines, but it's outgoing Tarmac SL8 sibling is carrying up to 16% off
It looks the same, weighs almost the same and unless you're Remco Evenepoel you might not see any performance difference, and with savings of up to £1,150 the Tarmc SL8 has now become a real value for money purchase -
French riders go one-two in short track men's race at UCI MTB World Cup La Tuile as touch of wheels with teammate takes Charlie Aldridge out of contention
Jenny Rissveds outduels Sina Frei for women's XCC victory in Italy, with world champion Evie Richards returning from injury in top 10 -
Ben O'Connor rumoured to be returning to Decathlon CMA CGM for 2027
Australian left team at end of 2024 for Jayco-AlUla
