Tour de La Provence 2019 stages
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Stage 1 - Ganna wins Tour de La Provence opening time trial2019-02-14 8.9km
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Stage 2 - Prades wins Tour de la Provence stage 2 | Istres - La Ciotat2019-02-15 195.5km
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'Just try to ride the third week of my life' – No room for getting carried away for Remco Evenepoel despite becoming closest challenger to Pogačar at Tour de France
Belgian star tries to 'keep feet on the ground' as he details ambitions of defending second place in final week
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How to watch Tour de France Stage 16: All the broadcasters and live streams for a crucial time-trial
Find out how you can watch stage 16 of the Tour de France -
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First rider rolls down the ramp at 1pm local time, with Tadej Pogačar last off at 5.15pm -
'The team cares more that Mads wins the green than I win a stage' – Quinn Simmons has to balance personal Tour de France goals with Lidl-Trek priorities
American says he is 'fully here to support Mads in that in that goal' after missing out on stage win on stage 15












