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Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey26 April 2015 - 3 May 2015 | Turkey | 2.1
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Stage 4 - Tour of Turkey: Greipel wins stage 4 | Fethiye - Marmaris2015-04-29 132km -
Stage 7 - Cavendish wins Tour of Turkey stage 7 | Selçuk - Izmir2015-05-02 165km
Latest Content on the Race
Graeme Brown loving life at Drapac
Australian sprinter finding place in Pro Continental team
MTN-Qhubeka back Berhane for a second overall win at the Tour of Turkey
Eritrean rider off to a rocky start due to travel delays
Cavendish overcomes flat tire in sprint for Turkey stage win
Manxman sees bit of himself in young teammate Julian Alaphilippe
Tour of Turkey: Confidence boosting second place for Ewan behind Cavendish
Australian not daunted by sprinting against Manx Missile
Cavendish back on track at Tour of Turkey after March illness
Etixx-QuickStep rider sprints to opening stage win and early leader's jersey
Renshaw: Etixx-QuickStep sprint train is coming together
Australian says creating a dedicated train is a challenge
Cavendish, Greipel and Ewan headline at the Tour of Turkey
Open race in prospect for general classification
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Jay McCarthy: Hard work starting to pay off for Tinkoff Saxo rider
Australian impresses with Tour of Turkey performance -
Miguel Ángel López shows his colours
Tour de l’Avenir winner second in Turkey on stage 6 -
Boonen prepares for Giro d'Italia debut at the Tour of Turkey
Belgian regrets missing the Classics due to injury
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Q&A: André Greipel on returning to the Giro d'Italia
Lotto Soudal back in corsa rosa for first time since 2010 -
McCarthy comes close in Turkey
Australian rider caught 500m from the line during stage 4, but maintains 4th overall -
Beltrán sets his sights on the Dauphiné
Young Colombian is eager to prove himself
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Graeme Brown loving life at Drapac
Australian sprinter finding place in Pro Continental team -
MTN-Qhubeka back Berhane for a second overall win at the Tour of Turkey
Eritrean rider off to a rocky start due to travel delays -
Cavendish overcomes flat tire in sprint for Turkey stage win
Manxman sees bit of himself in young teammate Julian Alaphilippe
