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- Giro d'Italia Women 2025 route reveals three summit finishes - Aprica, Valdobbiadene and Monte Nerone
- Analysing the Giro d'Italia Women 2025 contenders – Can Elisa Longo Borghini stop Anna van der Breggen from a record-tying fifth overall victory?
- Giro d'Italia Women - Past winners
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- Stage 8 - Giro d'Italia Women stage 8: Elisa Longo Borghini seals overall win as Liane Lippert triumphs on final stage | Forli - Imola / 134km
- Stage 7 - Giro d'Italia Women stage 7: Elisa Longo Borghini seizes race lead as Sarah Gigante solos to victory on Monte Nerone | Fermignano - Monte Nerone / 150km
- Stage 6 - Giro d'Italia Women stage 6: Liane Lippert takes first victory in a year as Pauliena Rooijakkers makes GC gains | Bellaria - Igea Marina / 145km
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- Stage 6 - Lotte Kopecky bounces back from crash to win stage 6 and secure the overall title at Simac Ladies Tour | Arnhem / 139.7km
- Stage 5 - Simac Ladies Tour: SD Worx continue winning streak as Lorena Wiebes secures stage 5 sprint victory | Doetinchem / 139.2km
- Stage 4 - Simac Ladies Tour: Three in a row for SD Worx as Barbara Guarischi wins stage 4 breakaway sprint | Ede / 118.2km
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- Stage 3 - Tour of Chongming Island – Marta Lach wins stage 3 and overall | Chongming New City Park / 111.4km
- Stage 2 - Tour of Chongming Island – Lach wins stage 2 in Ceratizit-WNT 1-2-3 | Changxing Island Country Park - Chongming New City Park / 129km
- Stage 1 - Tour of Chongming Island – Mylène De Zoete wins stage 1 | Chongming New City Park / 108.9km
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- Stage 6 - Govekar wins Tour of Guangxi stage 6 as Van Eetvelt claims last WorldTour GC victory of season | NanNing / 134.3km
- Stage 5 - Lennert Van Eetvelt surges to summit victory on stage 5 of Tour of Guangxi | YiZhou - NongLa / 165.8km
- Stage 4 - Tour of Guangxi: Ethan Vernon wins stage 4 but loses race lead after time penalty | BaMa - JinChengJiang / 176.8km
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- Road race - U23 and elite women - Lucinda Stewart sweeps up women's elite and U23 titles at combined Australian Championships road race | Perth / 109km
- Road race - elite men - Luke Durbridge wins men's Australian road race title at home as teammate Luke Plapp sacrifices fourth win | Perth / 177km
- Road race - U23 men - 18-year-old Julian Baudry sweeps up U23 men's Australian road race title with self-assured solo surge | Perth / 136km
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- Q Tour stage 4 – Moreton Bay Hinterland Queen's stage - Jack Ward and Sophie Marr clinch Jayco-AlUla and Liv-AlUla Jayco spots with ProVelo Super League wins | Dayboro / 97.6 to 109.8km
- Q Tour stage 3 - Lakeside Raceway road race - ProVelo Super League – Sophie Marr closes in on Liv-AlUla Jayco Continental contract with stage 3 win at Q Tour | Lakeside Raceway
- Q Tour stage 2 - time trial - ProVelo Super League – Zac Marriage and Lauren Bates claim Q Tour stage 2 time trial | Lake Samsonvale / 8.6km
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- Women's Tour Down Under 2025 route
- Women's Tour Down Under 2025 - Analysing the contenders
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- Stage 3 - Noemi Rüegg wins Women's Tour Down Under as Chloé Dygert sprints to stage 3 victory | Stirling / 105.9km
- Stage 2 - Women's Tour Down Under: Noemi Rüegg wins stage 2 in perfectly timed attack on Willunga Hill | Unley - Willunga / 115km
- Stage 1 - Women's Tour Down Under: Daniek Hengeveld surprises sprinters to take solo win on stage 1 | Brighton - Aldinga / 101.9km
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- Stage 6 - Jhonatan Narvaez wins Tour Down Under | Adelaide / 90km
- Stage 5 - Tour Down Under: Jhonatan Narvaez wins atop Willunga and secures leader's jersey on stage 5 | McLaren Vale - Willunga Hill / 145.7km
- Stage 4 - Tour Down Under: Bryan Coquard holds off Phil Bauhaus to win stage 4 | Glenelg - Victor Harbor / 157.2km
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- Trofeo Binissalem – Andratx - Challenge Mallorca Femenina: Thalita De Jong wins Trofeo Binissalem–Andratx | Binissalem - Puerto de Andratx / 107.5km
- Trofeo Palma - Marlen Reusser back to her best with victory at Trofeo Palma Femina | Palma / 129.5km
- Trofeo Marratxí-Felanitx - Lotta Henttala secures victory at Trofeo Marratxi-Felanitx with powerful late sprint | Marratxí - Felanitx / 129.1km
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- Stage 5 - Tom Pidcock survives echelon chaos to take first stage race GC win at AlUla Tour | AlUla Camel Cup Track / 169.6km
- Stage 4 - AlUla Tour stage 4: Tom Pidcock dominates on Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid | Maraya - Skyviews of Harrat Uwayrid / 140.9km
- Stage 3 - AlUla Tour stage 3: Tim Merlier wins crash-hit sprint finish | Hegra - Tayma Fort / 180.6km
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- Trofeo Palma - Challenge Mallorca: Iúri Leitão snatches victory from the sprinters with late attack at Trofeo Palma | Palma / 149.9km
- Trofeo Pollença - Port d'Andratx | Andratx - Mirador del Colomer (Pollença) / 151.5km
- Trofeo Serra Tramuntana - Challenge Mallorca: Florian Stork pulls off late attack to win Trofeo Serra Tramuntana | Lluc - Selva / 151.3km
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- Stage 5 - Étoile de Bessèges: Kévin Vauquelin takes stage 5 time trial win to clinch overall | Alès - L'Hermitage / 10.6km
- Stage 4 - Étoile de Bessèges: Kevin Vauquelin takes solo victory from reduced peloton of 70 on stage 4 | Vauvert - Le Mont Bouquet / 150km
- Stage 3 - Étoile de Bessèges: Arnaud De Lie takes stage 3 victory amid severely reduced peloton after safety protests | Bessèges / 136.2km
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'It's very far from over' – Robbie McEwen sees Tadej Pogačar as main rival for Jonathan Milan in Tour de France green jersey battle
Sprinting legend names his own top sprinter in the world, says Mathieu van der Poel could one day win green if he gives 'full focus' to points classification -
Lotto-Intermarché – Talks well underway at Tour de France for 2026 merger of Belgian teams
Two teams have signed a 'preliminary agreement' to merge for next season, though star rider Biniam Girmay could be off to XDS-Astana -
'Some teams rode as if they were there to support Pogačar' – Evenepoel and Soudal-QuickStep critical of Visma-Lease a Bike's Tour de France tactics on Hautacam
'A lot of riders blew themselves up trying to match Visma-Lease A Bike's pace, and Visma themselves too' says Ilan Van Wilder
