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Stage 1 - Jules captures Hainan opener | Sanya - Wuzhishan2011-10-20 163.5km
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Stage 2 - Nakajima takes victory in Xinglong | Wuzhishan2011-10-21 88.6km -
Stage 3 - Veelers leads Skil 1-2 in Wenchang | Xinglong - Wenchang2011-10-22 161.6km -
Stage 4 - Locke rides his luck to solo win | Wenchang - Haikou2011-10-23 163.8km -
Stage 5 - Manan on top in Chengmai | Haikou - Chengmai2011-10-24 151.6km -
Stage 6 - Van Hummel quickest in Danzhou | Chengmai - Danzhou2011-10-25 201.8km -
Stage 8 - Iglinskiy moves into overall lead | Dongfang - Sanya2011-10-27 184.7km -
Stage 9 - Iglinskiy wins the Tour of Hainan | Sanya2011-10-28 88.2km
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Vuelta a España 2026 abandons – Three more riders down after stage 20
Tracking all the riders who have crashed out or otherwise left this year's Spanish Grand Tour -
No final twist after all for Primož Roglič as GC winner-elect Enric Mas and Movistar thrive among the chaos of an epic, breathless Vuelta a España queen stage – Analysis
Spain finally set for first home winner of men's Grand Tour after 12 years, as 31-year-old Mas steps up when people expected him to least -
'I never felt like I was alone' - Sepp Kuss pays tribute to Visma-Lease a Bike after making huge GC gains at Vuelta a España
American breaks into top five overall after epic day of racing through the sierras of Granada
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'Misfortune creates empathy' - Mikel Landa finally finds redemption on toughest Vuelta a España stage
36-year-old secures second Vuelta a España stage win after years of battling against injuries and illness -
'Maybe it was a bit boring to watch' – Felix Gall refuses to crack despite onslaught of attacks from Richard Carapaz on Vuelta a España queen stage
Ecuadorian says 'nothing to lose and lots to win' after lighting up stage 20 but failing to drop Austrian with wave after wave of accelerations -
'You can't win a Grand Tour without suffering' - as Vuelta a España victory beckons, Enric Mas reveals battle to overcome tough challenges
Movistar leader comes through final major mountain stage with no complications
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Vuelta a España GC standings – Enric Mas all but seals red jersey, carrying race lead into finale
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As it happened: triumphant day for the Spanish on climactic stage 20 of the Vuelta a España
La Calahorra to Collado del Alguacil, 186.8 km -
Vuelta a España: Enric Mas passes arduous final mountain test to keep red as Mikel Landa soars to stage 20 breakaway victory atop Collado del Alguacil
Tobias Halland Johannessen second, Ramses Debruyne third on the penultimate day of racing
