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Stage 4213km | Tagliacozzo - Martinsicuro
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Stage 5184km | Marotta-Mondolfo - Mombaroccio
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Stage 6188km | San Severino Marche - Camerino
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Stage 7142km | Civitanova Marche - San Benedetto del Tronto
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Tirreno-Adriatico 2026
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Fourth titles at Life Time Grand Prix for Keegan Swenson and Sofia Gomez Villafañe, but 'the one I had to work the hardest for' admits men's winner
One point the difference for Brendan Johnston to challenge Swenson for series title -
Kings CX: Manon Bakker wins fourth C1 race in US and pays tribute to fellow USCX champion Tofik Beshir
Andrew Strohmeyer recovers from early mechanical to win elite men's race in Ohio -
Chrono des Nations: Remco Evenepoel scorches 45.4km contest to conclude season with fourth time trial victory
Jay Vine and Stefan Küng complete podium but no match for Belgian's fast time
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Veneto Classic: Brandon McNulty punctuates season with first victory in rainbow stripes
Anthon Charmig soloes to second while UAE Team Emirates-XRG lands second rider on podium with Pavel Sivakov in third -
Eneco Tour: Tim Merlier take closing stage sprint win in dominant fashion as Victor Campenaerts seals overall title
Belgian outpaces Dylan Groenewegen Davide Donati in Arnhem finale -
Chrono des Nations: Maeva Squiban puts in a punishing performance to finish season with win
Nadia Gontova and Juliette Berthet earn podium spots well behind best time of UAE Team L'IMAD rider
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Eneco Tour: Marthe Truyven takes final stage victory from late break as Lieke Nooijen seals overall title
Belgian beats fellow attacker Scarlett Souran to the line as Charlotte Kool sprints to third in Arnhem -
Track World Championships: Lara Gillespie adds another rainbow jersey to her closet on final day of racing
Elsewhere, Harrie Lavreysen continued his sprint dominance, while Denmark went out with a bang in the Worlds' final even, the madison -
Japan Cup road race: Quinn Simmons outpaces Ben Healy in final sprint as late race two-man break succeeds
Duo broke away 30km from the line as Jenno Berckmoes rounds out podium 1:12 down
















