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- Stage 3 - Usoa Ostolaza wins overall title at Tour Féminin International des Pyrénées | Nay - Bosdarros / 126km
- Stage 2 - Tour Féminin des Pyrénées: Usoa Ostolaza solos to stage 2 victory atop Col d'Aubisque | Pierrefitte-Nestalas - Col d’Aubisque / 95km
- Stage 1 - Tour Féminin des Pyrénées: Guazzini claims stage 1 triumph in small bunch sprint | Goudon - Lourdes / 125km
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- Road Race - Elite Men - Paul Lapeira caps breakout season with French road race title | Saint-Martin-de-Landelles / 240.6km
- Road Race - Elite Women - Juliette Labous overtakes Gladys Verhulst-Wild at the line to win French women's road race | Saint-Martin-de-Landelles / 125.8km
- Time Trial - Elite Men - Bruno Armirail reclaims French national time trial title | Saint-Martin-de-Landelles / 35.2km
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- Stage 21 - Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar punctuates third GC title with dominant stage 21 win in Nice | Monaco - Nice (ITT) / 33.7km
- Stage 20 - Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar stamps his authority in yellow with stage 20 victory ahead of Jonas Vingegaard | Nice - Col de la Couillole / 132.8km
- Stage 19 - Tour de France: Tadej Pogačar takes stunning solo win on stage 19 to secure yellow jersey | Embru - Isola 2000 / 144.6km
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- Elite Men Cross Country (XCO) - UCI MTB World Cup Les Gets: Alan Hatherly wins XCO | Les Gets
- Elite Women Cross Country (XCO) - UCI MTB World Cup Les Gets: Puck Pieterse takes dominant win in Cross Country Olympic | Les Gets
- Short Track (XCC) - UCI MTB World Cup Les Gets: Keller holds off Pieterse on last lap in XCC while Hatherly wins for first time in two years in men's race | Les Gets
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- Stage 3 - Tour de l'Ain: Jefferson Alexander Cepeda clinches overall while Rémi Capron wins final hilly stage | Lagnieu - Ile Chambod / 153.1km
- Stage 2 - Tour de l'Ain: Jefferson Alexander Cepeda secures solo win on stage 2, takes overall lead | Saint-Vulbas - Lélex Monts-Jura / 155.3km
- Stage 1 - Tour de l'Ain: Fergus Browning holds off sprinters to claim stage 1, takes leader's jersey | Laiz - Bourg-en-Bresse / 137.3km
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- Paris 2024 Olympics road race and time trial courses
- Olympic Games cycling medallists
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- Mountain Bike: Men's Cross Country (XCO) - Paris Olympics: Tom Pidcock beats Victor Koretzky in thrilling race for men's mountain bike gold | Elancourt Hill
- Mountain Bike: Women's Cross Country (XCO) - Paris Olympics: Pauline Ferrand-Prévot takes stunning women's cross-country mountain bike gold for France | Elancourt Hill
- Track Cycling: Women's Omnium - Paris Olympics: Jennifer Valente wins gold for USA in women's Omnium | Vélodrome de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
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- Tour de France Femmes 2024 route
- Tour de France Femmes 2024 - The GC favourites form guide
- Tour de France Femmes past winners
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- Stage 8 - Tour de France Femmes: Demi Vollering conquers Alpe d’Huez as Kasia Niewiadoma wins GC title | Le Grand-Bornand - Alpe d'Huez / 150km
- Stage 7 - Tour de France Femmes: Justine Ghekiere wins at Le Grand-Bornand as Kasia Niewiadoma retains yellow | Champagnole - Le Grand-Bornand / 167km
- Stage 6 - Tour de France Femmes: Cedrine Kerbaol solos to stage 6 victory | Remiremont - Morteau / 160km
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- Stage 4 - Tour du Limousin: Mathieu Burgaudeau wins stage 4 while Alex Baudin secures overall victory | Oradour-sur-Glane - Limoges / 161.3km
- Stage 3 - Tour du Limousin: Caja Rural's Cepeda wins stage 3 | La Rivière de Mansac - Argentat Xaintrie Val Dordorgne / 189.5km
- Stage 2 - Tour du Limousin: Alex Baudin takes solo win on storm-battered stage 2 | Saint-Aulaye-Puymangou - Terrasson-Lavilledieu / 193.5km
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- Stage 4 | Fontaine-le-Comte - Poitiers / 173.3km
- Stage 3 | Ménigoute - Fontaine-le-Comte / 29.2km
- Stage 2 | Gensac-la-Pallue - Niort / 181.7km
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- Cyclo-cross World Championships 2025 - Analysing the contenders
- UCI Cyclocross World Champions
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- Elite Men - Cyclo-cross World Championships: Mathieu van der Poel dominates to secure seventh elite men's title
- Under-23 Women - Cyclo-cross World Championships: Zoe Bäckstedt lives up to the billing and defends women's U23 title
- Junior Men - Mattia Agostinacchio wins gripping junior men's race for Italy at Cyclo-cross World Championships
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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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- Stage 3 - Tour de la Provence: Sam Bennett wins final stage ahead of speed bump finish crash in Arles | Rognac - Arles / 197km
- Stage 2 - Tour de la Provence: Mads Pedersen attacks, wins and takes race lead | Forcalquier - Manosque / 169km
- Stage 1 - Tour de la Provence: Sam Bennett speeds to first victory of 2025 on stage 1 | Marseille - Saint-Victoret / 175km
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- Stage 2 - Tour des Alpes-Maritimes: Christian Scaroni claims overall victory as Dorian Godon wins stage 2 from reduced group sprint | Villefranche-sur-Mer - Vence / 131.8km
- Stage 1 - Tour des Alpes-Maritimes: Christian Scaroni outsprints Santiago Buitrago on mountaintop finish to win stage 1 | Contes - Gourdon / 162.4km
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- Paris-Nice 2025 route
- Jonas Vingegaard heads up list of 2025 Paris-Nice contenders
- Paris-Nice winners 1933-2024
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- Stage 8 - Paris-Nice: Matteo Jorgenson secures overall as Magnus Sheffield solos to stage 8 win | Nice / 119.9km
- Stage 7 - Paris-Nice: Michael Storer surges from breakaway for victory on stage 7 | Nice - Auron / 147.8km
- Stage 6 - Paris-Nice: Mads Pedersen wins stage 6 as Matteo Jorgenson makes GC gains on brutal day of echelon racing | Saint-Julien-en-Saint-Alban - Berre l’Étang / 209.8km
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Giro d'Italia Women: Marlen Reusser captures opening time trial and first race lead
Lotte Kopecky second, defending champion Elisa Longo Borghini third -
'Yesterday was really tough, I hope today will go better' - Last on opening stage, Lenny Martinez battles on in Tour de France
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Tour de France Stage 2 Live: Will a punchy finale on the coast see another GC battle in Northern France?
Peloton tackle longest stage of the 2025 Tour de France at 209.1km in length, with some punchy climbs late on
