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Stage 5 - Degenkolb gets another Vuelta stage | Logroño2012-08-22 168km -
Stage 6 - Joaquim Rodriguez claims Vuelta stage win | Tarazona - Jaca2012-08-23 175.4km -
Stage 9 - Gilbert nabs Vuelta stage win in Barcelona | Andorra - Barcelona2012-08-26 196.3km -
Rest Day 12012-08-27
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Rest Day 22012-09-04
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Stage 17 - Contador solos to stage win, Vuelta lead | Santander - Fuente Dé2012-09-05 187.3km
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AlUla Tour: Tom Pidcock attacks late to win stage 2
Rough roads sparks neutralisation until 5km to go -
'We must remain in the WorldTour to survive' – Vinokourov issues stark warning for XDS Astana
Team manager reveals failed plans to sign Juan Ayuso and Alexandr Vlasov for 2025 -
‘Raising the bar’ in Australia – A first Surf Coast Classic for the women and a category bump in 2026
Race director Scott Sunderland discusses the evolution of midweek races before the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Johan Price-Pejtersen reinstated as 2024 Danish time trial champion seven months after disqualification
25-year-old had beaten Mattias Skjelmose to June victory but was stripped of title for racing on the pavement -
UCI rescinds Ritchey’s right to use rainbow stripes on its components
After 30 years of use the WCS line of components will no longer feature the rainbow flash -
'I'm curious to see how far I can go' - Lotte Kopecky focussed on winning Tour de France with Anna van der Breggen as super domestique
World champion opts for a later start to the season at revived women's Milan-San Remo
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'I was pretty down, I'll just take another punch' - David Millar opens up about CHPT3 closure, ITV losing the Tour de France and new role at Factor Bikes
Scotsman begins 'chapter 4' as Brand Director at Factor -
'Every day I’m seeing gains' - Chloé Dygert’s Australian build continues with second at Surf Coast Classic
Canyon-SRAM zondacrypto rider maintains strong form from Tour Down Under in solid start to 2025 season -
Ally Wollaston claims first Women's Surf Coast Classic in Torquay
The rider from New Zealand clinches the win in new 1.1 women's race ahead of Chloe Dygert and Georgia Baker
