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Stage 5 - Degenkolb gets another Vuelta stage | Logroño2012-08-22 168km -
Stage 6 - Joaquim Rodriguez claims Vuelta stage win | Tarazona - Jaca2012-08-23 175.4km -
Stage 9 - Gilbert nabs Vuelta stage win in Barcelona | Andorra - Barcelona2012-08-26 196.3km -
Rest Day 12012-08-27
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Rest Day 22012-09-04
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Giro d'Italia 2025 abandons: Søren Kragh Andersen and Nickolas Zukowsky out after stage 4 crashes
Four riders out of the race after four days of racing -
'I'm staying with Lidl-Trek until my career is over' - Mads Pedersen commits long term to chase more Classics success
29-year-old Dane announces contract deal while leading the Giro d'Italia -
Rohan Dennis receives 17-month suspended sentence, banned from driving for five years after car accident leading to death of Melissa Hoskins
Dennis enters into good behaviour bond of two years as part of suspended sentence, which takes into account guilty plea to one count of aggravated act likely to cause harm
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Ceratizit end women's sponsorship but WorldTour team hopes to find new backer to race on
Team remains 'firmly committed to continuing its presence' in women’s cycling -
Cobbled Montmartre climb added to Tour de France final stage after Paris Olympics success
Stage 21 'breaks from the traditions' after 50 years of Champs-Élysées circuit -
2025 Giro d'Italia stage 5 preview - A fast, punchy finish awaits in Matera
Ceglie Messapica to Matera covers 145km with punchy sprinters set to lead the way
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'We're here to tear it down and rebuild it from scratch' - Formula Fixed indoor short track racing series charts path for US launch
'They are onto something. I could see it working,' says showcase participant -
'We're all hunting for stage wins' - Lacking a GC bid, XDS Astana move into crunch time at Giro d'Italia
Diego Ulissi eyes tricky stage 5 finish at Matera, others waiting for opportunities in mountains and help defend Lorenzo Fortunato's KOM lead -
'Damage control' for pink jersey as chaotic Giro d'Italia finish 'destroyed' Mads Pedersen's Lidl-Trek lead-out train
'On a stage like this, because it's really easy, it becomes chaotic and riders don't like it. In the end, it was OK' says DS Monfort
