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Prologue - William Clarke wins Tour of Japan prologue | Sakai (ITT)2012-05-20 2.7km
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Stage 1 - Maximiliano Richeze takes sprint victory in Mino | Mino2012-05-22 160.7km -
Stage 3 - Baliani triumphs on Mt. Fuji time trial | Mt. Fuji (ITT)2012-05-25 11.4km -
Stage 4 - Kam-Po wins penultimate stage in Japan | Izu2012-05-26 146.4km -
Stage 5 - Nishitani takes final sprint in Japan | Tokyo2012-05-27 112.7km
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Proposal to save stage races sent to the UCI with the future of lower level races reportedly at risk
The report outlines proposed updates to the points system to make stage race more attractive -
Upping the ante on Mt Buffalo as Brodie Chapman and Luke Plapp scoop up Tour of Bright overall, Katelyn Nicholson and Levi Hone win final stage
Charged chase up the final mountain squeezes top Strava times once again, with Sarah Gigante's QOM toppled -
'My number one goal is the Classics but also the sprints' - Paul Magnier
Tour de France ‘doesn't seem like a priority right now' for 21-year-old French rider
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Marc Madiot praises Tadej Pogačar's 'sense of history' of cycling, but picks Wout van Aert as his favourite
Groupama-FDJ manager finds that the world champion has a deep understanding of the sport -
'A truly dramatic year' - Lotte Kopecky reflects after a sub-par 2025 season where the Tour of Flanders was the only highlight
The Belgian superstar once again asserts that another Tour de France GC bid is highly unlikely -
Mattias Skjelmose's Amstel Gold triumph over Pogačar and Evenepoel gave 'hope to other riders in the peloton'
After a difficult year, Dane returns to the biggest victory his career
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Recently retired Alessandro De Marchi moves to the 'other side' as sports director with Jayco-AlUla after 15 years in the pro peloton
De Marchi took seven wins in racing career and takes up new role after three seasons with the Australian outfit -
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Tadej Pogačar win prestigious Vélo d'Or awards for best cyclists of the year in 2025
Lorena Wiebes, Kévin Vauquelin, Alexandre Léauté and Matteo Trentin recognised at the ceremony in Paris -
'The world is my oyster' - Leo Hayter ready to reboot career at Modern Adventure Pro Cycling as 24-year-old 'veteran'
Two-time British U23 time trial champion felt WorldTour years were 'blurry' and has a new home 'to learn and figure out' his niche
