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Stage 1 - Janse van Rensburg takes victory in Kigali | Kigali - Kigali2010-11-17 162.8km
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Stage 2 - Teklehaimanot solos to victory | Kigali - Byumba2010-11-18 54.2km -
Stage 3 - Trouche tops breakaway companions in Byumba | Byumba - Kigali2010-11-18 62.5km -
Stage 4 - Craven wins from 3-man break | Kigali - Gisenyi2010-11-19 148.9km -
Stage 5 - Debesai takes solo win | Gisenyi - Kigali2010-11-20 158.2km -
Stage 6 - Bakke bests break in Kibuye | Kigali - Kibuye2010-11-22 124.2km -
Stage 7 - Natnael Berhane takes stage and overall lead | Kibuye - Butare2010-11-23 156.8km -
Stage 8 - Chaoufi wins in Kigali | Butare - Kigali2010-11-24 129.2km -
Stage 9 - Teklehaimanot wins Tour of Rwanda | Kigali - Kigali2010-11-25 120.9km
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Pavel Sivakov linked to Decathlon CMA CGM in 2027 to support Paul Seixas
French WorldTour team is also looking to sign Jordan Jegat, tenth at 2025 Tour de France -
'I'm learning to embrace the inherent risk of road racing' - Mountain biker Alan Hatherly continues fast track WorldTour transformation at Tirreno-Adriatico
South African's 13th place in Italy boost chances of a Grand Tour debut at the Giro d'Italia -
'I just want to finish on the podium on Sunday' - Local hero Giulio Pellizzari fights the pain and Matteo Jorgenson for second overall at Tirreno-Adriatico
Jorgenson and Visma-Lease a Bike take on the race but Pellizzari stays ahead by a single second
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Puck Pieterse to make surprise start at Trofeo Alfredo Binda
Teammate Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado will be making road season debut -
'He's a friend, but you also need to do your job' – Isaac del Toro distances Giulio Pellizzari and Matteo Jorgenson to set up overall Tirreno-Adriatico success
No gifts as Mexican stays calm and collected to extend GC lead on final hilltop finish -
'Rain is part of the job, but when there's snow it's a bit different' – Jonas Vingegaard adamant that shortened 47km Paris-Nice stage should have been even shorter
Race leader avoids crashing in finale of reduced day after 'backing off at the right moment'
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As it happened: Race leader takes stage victory and extends his lead on stage 6 of Tirreno-Adriatico 2026
Isaac Del Toro led the race home in the blue jersey ahead of a fast finishing Tobias Halland Johannessen and a fading Matteo Jorgenson -
Tirreno-Adriatico: Isaac del Toro wins stage 6 summit finish to extend race lead
Tobias Halland Johannessen is second and Matteo Jorgenson takes third on penultimate stage -
At it happened: rain-shortened stage 7 of Paris-Nice ends in a bunch sprint
Further changes made to the penultimate stage of the race amid heavy rainfall
