More from Critérium du Dauphiné 2011
A work in progress - Roglič, Evenepoel and the road from the Dauphiné to the Tour de France
Analysis Philippa York assesses a key week in the build-up to July as Jorgenson progresses and Gee breaks through
’There will be a lot of reflection after this’ - Derek Gee on third overall at the Critérium du Dauphiné
News DS Impey compares him to Geraint Thomas
Matteo Jorgenson - ‘no regrets’ at Critérium du Dauphiné after nearly toppling leader Roglič at last moment
News American finishes just eight seconds behind Primož Roglič on final race GC
‘It was close’ - Primož Roglič on surviving attacks to win Critérium du Dauphiné
News Slovenian satisfied with his team after ‘crazy’ race
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ProVelo Super League – Tristan Saunders snares Grafton to Inverell victory
Zachary Marriage second as Brendon Davids clinches final podium spot -
ProVelo Super League – Gina Ricardo wins Mt Mitchell to Inverell in tight sprint with Rachael Wales
Rhylee Akeroyd takes third place in 110km race, the fifth round of Australia's top tier domestic series -
Petr Vakoč, Alex Howes, Peta Mullens, Amity Rockwell among 138 wildcard contenders aiming for 6 spots in Life Time Grand Prix
Rock Cobbler 12.0 winner Ruth Holcomb makes cut for new U23 programme, which confirmed 63 athletes
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Filippo Ganna clings to GC podium spot with huge climbing effort Saturday at Tirreno-Adriatico
Italian relinquishes blue leader's jersey but holds third overall going into flat, fast finale -
'My red zone was a little higher than I thought' - Tom Pidcock regrets another second place at Tirreno-Adriatico
Q36.5 Pro Cycling rider left frustrated after strong ride on mountain finish -
Michael Storer hails Julian Alaphilippe as 'most important rider' in delivering Australian's Paris-Nice stage win
Frenchman played super-domestique for teammate as Tudor Pro scored first WorldTour win of 2025 in Auron
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As it happened: Leader's jersey changes hands on Queen Stage at Tirreno-Adriatico 2025
With just 163km of racing today from Cartoceto to the summit finish on Frontignano and it all came down to the 7.7km final climb -
Tirreno-Adriatico: Juan Ayuso wins stage 6 summit finish, takes race lead
Spaniard triumphs with 3.5km attack on queen stage to Frontignano as Tom Pidcock and Jai Hindley round out podium -
The Mid South cancels gravel race amid intensifying wildfires in Oklahoma
107-mile route was to begin Saturday morning from Stillwater
