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As it happened: Yellow jersey changes hands on final day of racing at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes after stunning solo climb
The final stage from Beaufort to the Plateau de Solaison is just 120 kilometres long, and while that might sound like a walk in the park, there are four significant mountains along the route -
Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: Isaac del Toro claims overall title with second consecutive mountaintop victory at Plateau de Solaison
Mexican wrestles the yellow jersey from the shoulders of Luke Tuckwell on the final day -
Copenhagen Sprint: Breakaway caught on the line as Jasper Philipsen avoids crashes and chaos to claim sprint victory
Tobias Lund Andresen settles for second, Sam Welsford takes third in second edition of sprinter-friendly one-day race
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Paul Seixas abandons Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Frenchman climbs into team car early on final stage -
'Nothing is impossible' – Paul Seixas bruised but up for the fight on final day of Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Frenchman still defiant ahead of final stage
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'A shame for sporting fairness' – Paul Seixas' teammate questions other teams' motives, rivals respond
'We had to continue, of course, because there were people in front' says Johanessen -
Wout van Aert a doubt for Visma's Tour de France training camp amid 'mystery' wound inflammation
Belgian gets treatment back home but question marks surround his Tour build-up -
Quick decisions, a touch of shoulders, and a late-race bike change - How top sprinters fought through the chaotic last lap of the Copenhagen Sprint
Charlotte Kool, Lorena Wiebes, and Nienke Veenhoven momentarily drifted left, but with 250 metres to go, Wiebes launched her trademark acceleration and sped past Elisa Balsamo
