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- Stage 1 | Paris Eiffel Tower - Paris Champs-Élysées / 82km
- Stage 2 | Meaux - Provins / 135km
- Stage 3 | Reims - Épernay / 133km
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- Stage 1 | Copenhagen / 13km
- Stage 2 | Roskilde - Nyborg / 199km
- Stage 3 | Vejle - Sønberborg / 182km
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- Day 3 - Day 3 Track Worlds: World record holder Lambie wins Individual Pursuit title | Omnium, Sprint - Women - Kilometre TT, Individual Pursuit, Points Race - Men
- Day 2 - Day 2 Track Worlds: Italy's Paternoster wins first-ever women's rainbow jersey in Elimination race | Keirin - Men, Sprint - Women - Team Pursuit (M/W), Scratch Race - Men
- Day 1 - Day 1 Track Worlds: Dutch men win fourth consecutive gold in Team Sprint | Team Pursuit (M/W) - Scratch Race - Women, Team Sprint (M/W)
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- Stage 7 | Barcelona
- Stage 6 | Tarragona - Mataró
- Stage 5 | La Pobla de Segur - Manresa
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- Stage 5 | Valle del Chiese/Idroland - Riva del Garda / 120.9km
- Stage 4 | Naturns/Naturno - Valle del Chiese/Pieve di Bono / 168.6km
- Stage 3 | Imst - Naturns/Naturno / 163.9km
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- Stage 5
- Stage 4
- Stage 3
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- Stage 4 | Halifax - Leeds / 177.5km
- Stage 3 | Barnsley - Huddersfield / 134km
- Stage 2 | Skipton - Leyburn / 124.5km
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- Stage 3 Women - Virtual Tour of the Gila: Sarah Gigante wins stage 3 | Medio Fondo - Epic / 72.6kms
- Stage 3 Men - Virtual Tour of the Gila: Chris McGlinchey wins stage 3 | Medio Fondo - Epic / 72.6km
- Stage 2 Women - Virtual Tour of the Gila: Lauren Stephens wins stage 2 | Big Foot Hills - Watopia / 67.4km
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- Elite & U23 men's road race | Birmingham - Wolverhampton / 159.7km
- Elite & U23 women's road race | Birmingham - Wolverhampton / 123.3km
- Elite men's time trial | Atherstone / 41.4km
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Tour de France Femmes: La Super Planche des Belles Filles
The final climb of the eight-day stage race that could deliver a dethroning blow or a crowning glory -
Day 3 Track Worlds: World record holder Lambie wins Individual Pursuit title
Rainbow jerseys for men won by Thomas in Points race, Hoogland in Kilometre Time Trial, while Archibald wins Omnium title and Hinze defends Sprint title for women -
Use of Tizanidine in cycling crosses an ethical red line, says former Tour de France doctor
Jean-Pierre de Mondenard warns Ouest France about the medicalization of the sport
