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Stage 1 - Shaw thing on opening stage | Echuca - Rochester2010-08-29 154.5km
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Stage 2 - Saleh rides to Malaysian success | Echuca - Echuca2010-08-30 25.5km -
Stage 3 - Williamson doubles up | Moama - Moama2010-08-30 99.8km -
Stage 4 - Alex carves up the criterium | Swan Hill - Swan Hill2010-08-31 45km -
Stage 5 - Scott lays down the Law | Lake Boga - Lake Boga2010-08-31 39km -
Stage 6 - Pearson perfect in Nyah West | Swan Hill - Nyah West2010-09-01 102.9km -
Stage 7 - Saleh speeds to stage win | Nyah West - Manangatang2010-09-01 56.9km -
Stage 9 - Palmer adds to Drapac's win tally | Euston - Euston2010-09-02 52km -
Stage 11 - Walker takes field sprint victory | Ouyen - Ouyen2010-09-03 86.5km -
Stage 12 - Palmer makes it three | Merbein - Merbein2010-09-04 33km -
Stage 13 - McCauley wins penultimate stage | Cardross - Cardross2010-09-04 57.6km
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Tour de Wallonie: Relief for Arnaud De Lie with hard-fought victory on stage 4
Belgian overhauls Riley Sheehan at the line -
Giro d'Italia Women stage 6 LIVE: After crosswind chaos caused problems for some GC riders, the bunch is together heading for a sprint finish
A welcome relief with another flat stage where the sprinters could shine on 160km route from Ala to Brescello -
'It's the UCI ranking at the end of the season that counts' - Fabian Cancellara pushes for extra momentum to Tudor's injury-blighted chase for 2027 WorldTour invitations
'We want to race, not just score points' says Swiss ProTeam owner
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'The race has now grown so much' – Tour de France Femmes director explains change of dates for 2026 edition
Marion Rousse adds that women's cycling is currently serving up more suspense than the men's side of the sport -
'Soon I'll be a Buddhist monk' – Arnaud De Lie struggles to stay calm amid avalanche of misfortune
Belgian battling more setbacks at Tour de Wallonie as he prepares for the Tour de France -
Tom Pidcock has a retirement date planned and a list of goals to tick off, with mixed feelings about trying to win a Grand Tour
'I'm not saying that I have the ability right now to beat Tadej and Seixas and Vingegaard, but in the right situation I can see it happening' says Briton
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'I'm going for the win' – Paul Seixas sets out his stall for Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes as Tour de France build-up intensifies
Decathlon CGA CMM leader set to end five week-long gap in competition in French race -
'I don't think I've ever had a harder day on the bike' - Lauren Dickson impresses in Giro d'Italia mountain domestique role for Demi Vollering
26-year-old Scot became virtual race leader on stage 5 before dropping Reusser and Longo Borghini on late climbs -
Reviewing every team in the Giro d'Italia 2026 – Who flew and who flopped?
Cyclingnews analyses the performances, success and failures of all 23 teams at the corsa rosa
