Tour of Slovenia 2021 stages
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Stage 1 - Tour of Slovenia: Bauhaus wins stage 1 | Ptuj - Ptuj2021-06-09 151.5km
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Stage 3 - Tour of Slovenia: Aberasturi wins stage 3 | Brežice - Krško2021-06-11 165.8km
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Stage 5 - Tadej Pogacar wins Tour of Slovenia | Ljubljana - Novo mesto2021-06-13 175.3km
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