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Stage 1 - Krasnov wins Hainan opener | Sanya-Lingshui - Xinglong2012-10-20 112.7km
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Stage 2 - Mat Senan wins stage 2 of Tour of Hainan | Wanning - Wenchang2012-10-21 145.6km -
Stage 4 - Second win for Serebryakov in Hainan | Haikou - Chengmai2012-10-23 163.9km
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Stage 5 - Sinkeldam speeds to stage win | Chengmai - Danzhou2012-10-24 207.8km
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Stage 6 - Cheung leads Hong Kong team dominance | Danzhou - Dongfang2012-10-25 171.9km
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Stage 7 - Gruzdev, Iglinskiy 1-2 for Astana | Dongfang - Wuzhishan2012-10-26 215.7km
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Stage 8 - Second stage win for Sinkeldam | Wuzhishan - Sanya2012-10-27 141.6km
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Stage 9 - Gruzdev wins 2012 Tour of Hainan | Sanya2012-10-28 103.2km
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La Flèche Wallonne Femmes winners
La Flèche Wallonne Femmes champions from 1998 to 2024 -
'This year I'm feeling even better' - After Tirreno-Adriatico sprint win, Olav Kooij takes aim at Milan-San Remo
In the absence of Wout van Aert, the Dutch sprinter will have a leadership role on March 22 -
Jonas Vingegaard loses lead of Paris-Nice after mid-race crash
Dane struggles in steep uphill finale on stage 5, concern over injured hand
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Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition past winners
Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition champions 2001-2024 -
'You feel bad when your own mistake makes your teammates ride that hard' - Derek Gee learns a lesson but stays in Tirreno-Adriatico GC fight
Canadian dropped from two echelon attacks but stays fourth overall -
Rare Italian echelon racing lights up Tirreno-Adriatico but Olav Kooij and Derek Gee survive the day
'He came after me yesterday, today I went after him' - Ganna and Van der Poel continue to battle before Milan-San Remo
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What is the UCI's Extreme Weather Protocol?
As incidents of extreme weather during racing become more common, the UCI's guidelines will likely take effect more often -
Amstel Gold Race past winners
Champions 1966-2024 -
As it happened: Yellow jersey changes hands on steep finish of Paris-Nice stage 5
A stage for the breakaways or a stage for the GC? This could get very tough in the second half of the 203.3km race to La Côte-Saint-André
