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Stage 1 - Wetterhall solos to victory in Geilo | Geilo2010-06-02 135km
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Stage 2 - Matthews prevails in field sprint | Geilo - Krokstadelva2010-06-03 200km -
Stage 3 - Matthews takes second straight win | Drammen - Vikersund2010-06-04 150km -
Stage 4 - Rake scrapes out a win | Hønefoss2010-06-05 175km -
Stage 5 - Pfingsten finds form in the fifth | Hønefoss2010-06-06 160km
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'It almost went wrong' – Despite sprint scare, Lorena Wiebes took one of her most impressive wins yet at In Flanders Fields
Kemmelberg attack and mammoth efforts in a small break earn Dutchwoman a victory that speaks to more than just her sprinting ability, and bodes well for the Tour of Flanders -
'It's in favour of Lorena, that's a bit of a pity' – FDJ United-Suez say UAE Team ADQ had to roll attacks against Wiebes at In Flanders Fields, but defend working with her
Inside the tactical finale to Sunday's race with Moors, Chabbey, Gasparinni and Swinkels all losing out to Dutch sprinter in breakaway -
Clément Venturini claims first win in eight years at Roue Tourangelle
Unibet Rose Rockets rider wins small group sprint ahead of Martin Mercellusi and Matys Grisel in streets of Tours
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As it happened: In Flanders Fields Women comes down to the most gripping of finishes
A small group contested the final 5km with a remarkable sprint finish -
'They were trying to hurt each other' – Florian Vermeersch fades in front row seat to latest Wout van Aert versus Mathieu van der Poel battle at In Flanders Fields
Despite being dropped on the final Kemmelberg ascent, UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider impresses again by following superstar rivals -
In Flanders Fields Women: Lorena Wiebes sprints to record third consecutive victory in Wevelgem
Fleur Moors second, Karlijn Swinkels third from a five-rider breakaway
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As it happened: In Flanders Fields Men ends in group sprint after late catch of breakaway
The cobbled Classics continue with the newly-named Gent-Wevelgem -
'It was clear that Mathieu was not pulling full gas' – Wout van Aert foiled by 'defensive' ride from Van der Poel in promising In Flanders Fields attack
'Mathieu had the luxury that Philipsen was still behind' says Belgian as blockbuster battle fails to materialise in Wevelgem -
'If we had gone all out I think we could have made it' - Mathieu van der Poel explains tactical decisions taken in breakaway at In Flanders Fields
Former World Champion and fellow-breakaway Wout van Aert caught within sight of the finish
