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Prologue - Rasmussen back with win | Chihuahua (ITT)2009-10-04 4.2km
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Stage 2 - Benitez wins second straight | Cuauthemoc - San Juanito2009-10-06 120km -
Stage 3 - Da Costa caps off quality season | Creel - Guachochi2009-10-07 153km -
Stage 5 - Vaquera upsets the favoured sprinters | Parral - Carmago2009-10-09 140km -
Stage 6 - Sevilla wins Vuelta Chihuahua | Delicias - Chihuahua2009-10-10 120km
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10-month suspended prison sentence and €5000 fine given to Marion Sicot six years after positive EPO test
Former French rider's anti-doping violation saga comes to a close in Montargis trial -
Lotto insist Arnaud De Lie's Opening Weekend is not at risk due to knee injury
'He could even have raced this weekend', says sports director -
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How to watch Tour Down Under 2025 – Live streams, TV channels, Timings for men's stage 4
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Caleb Ewan joins Ineos Grenadiers for 2025 on one-year deal
Australian sprinter moves to British team after uneven single season with Jayco-AIUIa -
'We’re still in a good position' - Jayco-AlUla on the back foot but not out the game after opening Tour Down Under GC battle
17 riders sit within 15 seconds of new overall leader Javier Romo, including Australian team’s Luke Plapp and Chris Harper
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Tom Pidcock 'a significant change' for Team Q36.5 says Howson
'If he won Amstel Gold this year for Team Q36.5, how big that would be for the organization?' -
'I just didn't have the minerals' - Stephen Williams sheds 20 seconds in Tour Down Under stage
Rough day out for defending Tour Down Under champion on stage 3 after a crash -
'Tough to make a difference' - Tour Down Under standings still wide open after stage 3 fireworks
18 riders make the lead group behind race leader Romo on stage 3
