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Stage 1 - Bos delivers on expectations in Langkawi opener | Kangar - Kulim2013-02-21 162.7km
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Stage 4 - Chicchi takes narrow win into Kapar | Tapah - Kapar2013-02-24 168km -
Stage 5 - Arredondo claims Genting Highlands victory | Proton - Genting2013-02-25 110.3km -
Stage 6 - Leezer takes solo win into Kuantan | Mentakab - Kuantan2013-02-26 212.8km -
Stage 9 - Back-to-back wins for Coquard | Pasir Puteh - Kuala Berang2013-03-01 123.6km
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'Everyone's fighting to be top dog' - Can Keegan Swenson strike on new Sea Otter course to set up fourth Life Time Grand Prix title?
Cape Epic teammate Matt Beers looks to unseat US rider in series, 'at the end of the day we race each other' -
What is the Trouée d'Arenberg? Paris-Roubaix cobbles at their most iconic in Arenberg Forest
The most interesting stretch of flat road in all of pro cycling -
As it happened: Stage winner disqualified after taking incorrect route to the finish on stage 3 of Itzulia Basque Country
The peloton took on 156.6km from Zarautz to Beasain
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As it happened: Scheldeprijs Men decided in bunch sprint
The peloton tackles 202.8km from Terneuzen to Schoten in mid-week Classic -
Itzulia Basque Country: Romain Grégoire declared stage 3 winner after Alex Aranburu celebrates victory and given post-race relegation
Max Schachmann retains leader's jersey with second place ahead of rival João Almeida -
Scheldeprijs: Tim Merlier beats Jasper Philipsen by a bike length in crash-marred final to win second year in a row
Matteo Moschetti secures third place in Schoten
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'The cobbles themselves could wear Pogačar out' - Paris-Roubaix race director predicts tough battle for World Champion
Thierry Gouvenou calls Pogačar's participation 'an exceptional moment' -
Scheldeprijs Women: Elisa Balsamo overpowers Charlotte Kool for sprint win
Charlotte Kool in second, Chiara Consonni third as breakaway caught within final 1500m of racing -
Ridley Noah Fast 3.0 review: The start of a new generation of race bikes
Don’t let the looks deceive you, it may have a whopping headtube, but the new Noah Fast is really quite nimble too
