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Stage 1 - Vos holds off Bronzini for first stage win | Iurreta - Iurreta2010-06-10 88.4km
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Stage 2 - Arndt powers to stage win | Lekeitio - Lekeitio2010-06-11 112.4km -
Stage 3a - Cooke wins time trial | Elorrio - Elgueta (ITT)2010-06-12 5.9km -
Stage 3b - Vos sprints to stage win | Iurreta - Zuia2010-06-12 78.7km -
Stage 4 - Häusler wins Emakumeen Bira overall | Orduña - Orduña2010-06-13 125.7km
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As it happened: 2026 Strade Bianche won by long-distance attack on dry day in Tuscany
Elite men compete across a shortened 201km course with 64km of gravel on the roads to Siena -
Vuelta a Extremadura: Chiara Consonni wins bunch sprint on stage 2
Zoe Bäckstedt gives teammate early leadout for victory and retains GC lead -
Strade Bianche: Tadej Pogačar dominates on Tuscan gravel for record-breaking fourth victory
World Champion rides masterclass race with solo 79km effort for the win ahead of Paul Seixas in second
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'A perfect race' – Demi Vollering cheers teammates as Strade Bianche goes from nightmare to 'amazing' reality for FDJ-United-SUEZ
Wrong turn on course 'a pity for me' but two-time winner relishes sounds on radio as teammates go first and third -
'I'm in pain, my legs are sore but I can't have any regrets' - Elisa Longo Borghini gives strong performance but settles for fourth at Strade Bianche
Italian first to the top of Santa Caterina climb but then passed before last corner in Siena -
As it Happened - Final sprint to the Piazza del Campo decides 2026 women's Strade Bianche after punctures and mechanicals shake up race
Two fewer gravel sectors and five fewer kilometres, but still a brutal 133km route on offer at Italian Classic on the roads to Siena
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Strade Bianche Women: Elise Chabbey lands surprise victory in electric conclusion to a thriller in Tuscany
FDJ-United-SUEZ rider beats former teammate Kasia Niewiadoma, with current teammate Franziska Koch third -
Wrong turn drama at Strade Bianche – Disaster for Vollering and Ferrand-Prévot as chase group rides off-course
The group rode a few hundred metres downhill on rough gravel before realising their mistake -
'Why did they mess up Strade Bianche so badly?' Patrick Lefevere criticises organisers' recent route choices
Former QuickStep boss feels a golden formula has been ripped up for no good reason
