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- Stage 2 Monaco - Brignoles 187km
- Tour de France winners
- Elaborate and audacious, topsy-turvy Tour should be wide open to the wire
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Stage 1 - Cancellara motors in Monaco parade | Monaco - Monaco (ITT)2009-07-04 15.5km
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Stage 2 - Cavendish wins sprint in Brignoles | Monaco - Brignoles2009-07-05 187km -
Stage 5 - Sprinters foiled in Perpignan | Le Cap d'Agde - Perpignan2009-07-08 196.5km -
Stage 6 - The rain in Spain causes many riders pain | Gérone - Barcelone2009-07-09 181.5km -
Stage 9 - Fedrigo claims another stage for France | Saint-Gaudens - Tarbes2009-07-12 160.5km -
Stage 10 - Cavendish goes long to claim third stage | Limoges - Issoudun2009-07-14 194.5km -
Stage 11 - Cavendish makes it four! | Vatan - Saint-Fargeau2009-07-15 192km -
Stage 14 - Ivanov solos into Besançon | Colmar - Besançon2009-07-18 199km -
Stage 15 - Contador king of Verbier | Pontarlier - Verbier2009-07-19 207.5km -
Stage 19 - Fabulous five for Cavendish | Bourgoin-Jallieu - Aubenas2009-07-24 178km
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Mathieu van der Poel expected to peak later this cyclocross season
All eyes were on the Alpecin-Deceuninck rider as he returned to cyclocross for the first time this season. -
Mathieu van der Poel asserted his dominance yet again in Zonhoven World Cup
World Champion takes record five wins at Zonhoven on his return to cyclocross -
‘I was giving it my all’ - Zoe Backstedt on career-best World Cup second place
Brit led for half of the race in treacherous conditions
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Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado conquers Zonhoven World Cup in brutal conditions
Zoe Backstedt holds off Lucinda Brand to take second place -
Fears raised that section of 2026 Cyclocross Worlds course is ‘dangerous’ after Cat Ferguson crashed out and taken to hospital
Saturday’s Hulst World Cup used around 60% of 2026 course
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World and European women’s cyclocross champion Fem Van Empel sees World Cup overall hopes all but ended this weekend
Van Empel to miss both World Cups this weekend -
Niels Vandeputte solos to win his first World Cup in muddy Hulst
Felipe Orts second and Pim Ronhaar third in first race of doubleheader weekend -
Marie Schreiber dominates in Hulst to claim first World Cup victory
Lucinda Brand second, Puck Pieterse third on muddy course
