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Stage 1 - Wiggins wins Giro opener | Amsterdam - Amsterdam (ITT)2010-05-08 8.4km
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Stage 2 - Farrar fastest in Utrecht | Amsterdam - Utrecht2010-05-09 210km -
Stage 3 - Weylandt takes chaotic stage | Amsterdam - Middelburg2010-05-10 224km -
Rest day | Savigliano - Savigliano2010-05-11
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Stage 6 - Lloyd solos to stage win | Fidenza - Marina di Carrara2010-05-14 172km -
Stage 10 - Farrar fantastic in Bitonto | Avellino - Bitonto2010-05-18 230km -
Stage 15 - Basso prevails on the Zoncolan | Mestre - Zoncolan2010-05-23 222km -
Rest day | Friuli - Friuli2010-05-24
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Stage 21 - Basso wins Giro d'Italia | Verona - Verona (ITT)2010-05-30 15km
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American moves up to third overall despite focussing on later goals in the Ardennes -
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EF Education rider takes first win since terrible 2022 crash -
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Belgian has operation to address prepatellar friction syndrome in left knee -
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More hills on the menu and a late second-category test on the road to Apt -
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Paris-Nice: Harold Tejada survives late issue and launches daring attack to win stage 6 solo
Dorian Godon sprints to second from reduced group, Lewis Askey third -
As it happened: Breakaway succeeds as race lead changes yet again on stage 5 of Tirreno-Adriatico 2026
MIchael Valgren holds off a rapidly finishing Isaac Del Toro and Matteo Jorgenson with Del Toro retaking the race lead -
Tirreno-Adriatico: Michael Valgren breaks away for first win in five years as Isaac del Toro takes back race lead on stage 5
Del Toro and Matteo Jorgenson round out podium as Giulio Pellizzari loses 19 seconds to duo
