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Stage 4 - Brooks takes solo victory | Queenstown - Zeehan2010-09-17 86.4km -
Stage 5 - Lang outlasts local lad Grenda | Burnie - Burnie2010-09-18 24km -
Stage 6 - McCauley claims race lead | West Mooreville - West Mooreville2010-09-18 98.4km -
Stage 7 - Phelan flies high in Devonport | Devonport - Devonport2010-09-19 86km -
Stage 8 - Carver wins from breakaway | Ulverstone - Ulverstone2010-09-20 36km -
Stage 9 - Haas wins penultimate stage | Ulverstone - Penguin2010-09-20 78.5km -
Stage 10 - McCauley claims Tassie title | Westbury - Westbury2010-09-21 56km
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Tour de France Femmes stage 1 LIVE: All the action from the opening stage in Switzerland
August 1, 2026; Lausanne - Lausanne, 138km, flat -
Victor Langellotti makes mid-season transfer from Netcompany-Ineos to XDS-Astana
Climber hoping to race Vuelta a España which starts from his home in Monaco -
‘Coming full circle’ - Mikel Landa leaves Soudal-QuickStep and returns home to Euskaltel-Euskadi
Basque rider will race in orange jersey on a two-year contract after starting his professional career with the team
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'Ventoux will definitely go ahead' – Despite wildfires, Tour de France Femmes director Marion Rousse confident that legendary climb will remain on the route
Local authorities pressuring ASO to reconsider route in the Vaucluse region, which has been impacted by fires -
Cycling transfers – All the latest news and announcements for the 2027 season
The ultimate guide to the pro cycling transfer window, tracking every move across the men's and women's WorldTours -
How to watch Tour de France Femmes 2026 – Live streams and official broadcasters — Stage 1
All the ways you can watch or stream the 2026 Tour de France Femmes from wherever you are in the world, including free options
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Is there Tour de France Femmes tension brewing at UAE Team L'IMAD?
Emirati team comes into the race with several potential leaders, but La Vuelta Feminina winner Paula Blasi will apparently not be one of them -
Tour of Denmark: Wout van Aert scores hat-trick on stage 3 with a win on wet and wild queen stage
Lukaš Kubiš retains second place on GC with runner-up finish to race leader -
Charlie Aldridge and Sina Frei win short track titles in tight matchups in UEC Mountain Bike European Championships
Swiss women fill two podium spots on home soil at Monte Tamaro while compatriot Dario Lillo takes bronze for men
