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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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Vuelta Femenina: Anna van der Breggen routs rivals on steep slopes of Les Praeres for stage 6 victory and moves into GC lead
Spain's Paula Blasi impresses on climb with second while Marion Bunel takes third as peloton strewn across mountain -
La Vuelta Femenina stage 6 LIVE: GC contenders to do battle in Asturias on first of two mountain top finishes
It is the shortest day of racing, but also a route meant for the strongest climbers in the peloton with a finish on the category 1 'wall' Les Praeres.Nava -
'No cross-over sports, just snow and ice' - IOC Executive Board halts hopes of cyclo-cross entry in 2030 Olympic Games but window open for 2034
Final vote for programme of winter competitions for French Alps Games faces vote in June
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As it happened: A late crash sparks chaos but Soudal takes the win and the first maglia rosa on stage 1 at the Giro d'Italia
The Giro Grande Partenza kicks-off with a 147km sprint stage to the Black Sea coast city of Burgas -
Giro d'Italia: Paul Magnier speeds to victory as massive crash blocks peloton in stage 1 sprint
Soudal-Quickstep rider takes maglia rosa in Bulgaria -
Giro d'Italia GC standings – Who is leading the race after stage 1?
Paul Magnier dons the first pink jersey after winning stage 1 in Nessebar
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Dylan Groenewegen and Kaden Groves crash as footed barriers and narrow finish cause huge, high-speed pile-up on Giro d'Italia opening stage
Several key sprinters among riders who crashed in final kilometre in Nessebar -
La Classique Morbihan: Great Britain's Abigail Miller sprints to first elite victory in France
18-year-old UAE rider the youngest starter, and beats Eva Anguela and Valentine Fortin in the sprint -
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