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- Stage 1 | Luxembourg / 152.8km
- Stage 2 | Remich - Mamer / 168.4km
- Stage 3 | Mertert - Vianden / 170.5km
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- Stage 1 | Bardejov / 141.2km
- Stage 2 | Svidnik - Kosice / 169.4km
- Stage 3 | Kezmarnok - Banska Bystrica / 191.7km
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- Stage 6 - Tour Féminin de l'Ardeche: Monica Trinca Colonel wins final stage and overall | Beauchastel - Privas / 100km
- Stage 5 - Tour Féminin de l'Ardeche: Marion Bunel wins stage 5 as Visma-Lease a Bike take 1-2 | Mende - Mont-Lozère / 125.8km
- Stage 4 - Tour Féminin de l'Ardeche: Mischa Bredewold smashes stage 4 time trial to take overall race lead | Vals-les-Bains - Vals-les-Bains (ITT) / 20.1km
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- Stage 21 - Vuelta a España stage 21: Jonas Vingegaard confirmed champion of Grand Tour but no stage winner and no podium ceremony as Madrid finale derailed | Alalpardo - Madrid / 111.6km
- Stage 19 - Vuelta a España stage 19: Jasper Philipsen claims third stage win | Rueda - Guijuelo / 161.9km
- Stage 18 - Vuelta a España stage 18: Filippo Ganna prevails over Jay Vine for victory in Valladolid time trial | Valladolid - Valladolid (ITT) / 12.2kms
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Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal: Brandon McNulty and Tadej Pogačar finish one-two in UAE Team Emirates domination at WorldTour race
Quinn Simmons give USA two riders on podium with third-place finish -
Vuelta a España stage 21: Jonas Vingegaard confirmed champion of Grand Tour but no stage winner and no podium ceremony as Madrid finale derailed
The final stage of the Vuelta was brought to a halt and called off due to pro-Palestine protests -
Vuelta a España ends in chaos and disturbances as pro-Palestine demonstrators take over Madrid circuit
Race barriers torn down amidst mixture of peaceful protests and running street battles
