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Stage 2 - Hogarth the hero on Anzac hill sprint2012-05-14 0.3km
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Stage 3 - Blair and Anset win stage 32012-05-15 49km -
Stage 4 - Hansen scores podium in sprint2012-05-16 77km -
Stage 5 - Blair maintains lead as Haig retires2012-05-17 23km -
Stage 6 - Blair and Anset win night-time cross country stage2012-05-17 23km -
Stage 7 - Back-to-back titles for Blair2012-05-18 40km
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As it happened: GC takes major shift as red jersey solidifies his lead on La Vuelta stage 9
La Vila Joiosa/Villajoyosa to Alto de Aitana.Costa Blanca, 187.4 km with just under 5000 metres of climbing and six categorised climbs on the menu. -
Philadelphia Cycling Classic Women: Chiara Consonni victorious in first edition since 2016
Italian outsprints Alexandra Volstad, Ella Sabo to win -
Vuelta a España: Race leader Enric Mas outsprints Oscar Onley to win stage 9 on Alto de Aitana
Primoz Roglič takes third as Felix Gall falls off the pace on final brutal climb
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Bretagne Classic: Alex Aranburu takes WorldTour victory for Cofidis after decisive attack in final kilometres
Alexander Kamp takes second and Alessandro Borgo is third in Plouay -
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'Everything is possible' – Felix Gall says it's a new start for the Vuelta a España following Tadej Pogačar's abandon
Austrian climber running third overall, eyes possibility of overall victory
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UCI Mountain Bike World Championships: Nael Rouffiac wins men's U23 XCO race with attack two laps out from line
French rider escapes to claim title ahead of compatriot Alix Andre Gallis with Swiss rider Nicolas Halter third -
'Just be super aggressive and try and make him proud' – UAE Team Emirates-XRG recalibrate Vuelta a España goals after losing Tadej Pogačar
Pavel Sivakov say Pogačar 'was drinking his bottle and just hit this small object on the road and lost his balance' on stage 8 -
UCI Mountain Bike World Championships: Valentina Corvi wins women's U23 XCO title
Italian beats Switzerland's Anina Hutter and Monique Halter
