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Stage 3 - Tour of Rwanda: Rugg wins in Rusizi | Karongi - Rusizi2016-11-16 115.9km -
Stage 4 - Tour of Rwanda: Areruya victorious in Huye | Rusizi - Huye2016-11-17 140.7km -
Stage 5 - Tour of Rwanda: Eyob wins in Musanze | Muhanga - Musanze2016-11-18 125.8km
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From 99th to first – Marco Brenner bounces back from crashes and sickness to take Tudor's first Grand Tour stage victory, a result he 'always knew' he was capable of
German rider comes of age by conquering brutal climb from hard-fought breakaway on stage 14 at Vuelta a España -
Vuelta a España stage 15 shortened by 70km to protect the health of the riders in extreme heat
Start time from Palma del Río changed to 15:00 local time with modified route to same finish in Córdoba -
'Today's time gap was thanks to Raúl' - Vuelta a España leader Enric Mas pays tribute to teammate García Pierna for distancing key rival Primož Roglič
Spaniard gains further 25 seconds on Slovenian veteran as second rest day approaches
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'I didn't want to take too much risk with the heat' – Felix Gall moves past Primož Roglič into second at Vuelta a España but feels the exhaustion building
Austrian gains vital time over podium rivals ahead of next big GC day, the stage 18 time trial to Jerez de la Frontera -
As it happened: A breakaway triumph as the red jersey gains time on Vuelta a España stage 14 summit finish
Marco Brenner wins on Sierra de la Pandera as Mas and Gall gain 25 seconds on Roglič -
Vuelta a España GC standings – Enric Mas still in control while Primož Roglič reliquishes a spot on tough Sierra de la Pandera ascent
Felix Gall only contender not losing more time to Spanish leader on heavy day of climbing in Andalucian mountains
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Vuelta a España: Marco Brenner fires searing acceleration on final corners of Sierra de la Pandera summit finish for stage 14 win
Race leader Enric Mas holds off multiple attacks in chase group to hold GC lead while Felix Gall moves to second overall -
Finistere Ladies Classic: Sarah Van Dam takes the win after a photo finish
LIly Williams takes a close second with Eva van Agt third -
Tour of Britain Men: Cees Bol scores decisive sprint win on stage 4 while breakaway partner Tim Wellens takes GC lead
Former race leader Lewis Askey part of chase that falls short of catching duo in Leyburn
