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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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'It's time to win one again' – Remco Evenepoel escapes the Mount Teide snow to chase first WorldTour stage race win in three years at Volta a Catalunya
'The aim is to stay as close to Vingegaard as possible in the general classification and win as many stages as possible' says Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe leader -
Photo finish at Midwest Cycling Classic goes to Lonneke Uneken as Martina Alzini celebrates too early for a second time
Hélène Hesters completes the podium in second edition of Belgian race -
GP Jean-Pierre Monseré: Dylan Groenewegen blasts through final metres and denies breakaway for victory
Simon Dehairs second and Kamil Małecki third in Roeselare
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Giro dell'Appennino Donne: Silvia Persico beats Lucinda Brand to take first win of season
Sarah Van Dam rounds out podium ahead of Célia Gery -
Reflections from the men's Milan-San Remo – Pogačar overcomes the chaos, prefers focaccia to a 2027 return, McNulty's work, and praise for Van der Poel and Pedersen
Stephen Farrand reflects from San Remo on how Pogačar came back from adversity to make this year's Milan-San Remo one of the greatest races of all time -
'If you don't take risk, it's not topsport' – Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney gives injury update following Milan-San Remo Women crash
Italian racer Debora Silvestri sustains five broken ribs and a fractured shoulder in Cipressa descent pile-up
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Sophia Sammons claims final stage of Q Tour and ProVelo Super League women's overall, Oliver Sims clinches men's closing stage but Oliver Bleddyn remains secure in series top spot
Sims and Sammons also takes out Q Tour overall after solo sorties on queen stage -
Crunch time in the Pyrenees for Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Tom Pidcock – Analysing the contenders for the 2026 Volta a Catalunya
Still smarting from his recent setback in the UAE Tour mountains, Evenepoel now faces tougher rivals on a far harder course -
Tadej Pogačar transformed what seemed like the impossible into something unforgettable – Milan-San Remo analysis
Slovenian never really admitted it but winning Milan-San Remo had become an obsession
