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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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Leading sprinter and Classics specialist Arnaud De Lie confirms signing with Tudor until end of 2030
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Pinarello-Q36.5 sign deal with talented young American racer AJ August for 2027
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Paul Seixas draws a line under intense transfer speculation with confirmation of team for 2027
Fourth-placed Tour de France finisher to continue with current team for third season -
Primož Roglič expected to race the Vuelta a España but with no GC ambitions
Multiple champion said to be looking at second half of race as rebuilding of form continues -
Tadej Pogačar vs the rest – Our analysis of the top 10 contenders at the Vuelta a España
No rider looks likely to beat the Tour de France champion, but there are plenty of GC names to watch in Spain
