2021 Paris-Nice: Stage 5 Results
Sam Bennett made it two Deceuninck – Quick-Step victories on Thursday by delivering a hugely impressive sprint in Bollène, where a Paris-Nice stage concluded for the first time in 50 years
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2021 Paris-Nice: Stage 4 Results
Vuelta a Espana champion Primoz Roglic claimed the overall leader’s yellow jersey in the 2021 Paris-Nice by winning the fourth stage, a 188-km hilly ride between Chalon-sur-Saone and Chiroubles on Wednesday.
2021 Paris-Nice: Stage 3 Results
Stefan Bissegger of EF Education-Nippo moved into the overall lead of the 2021 Paris-Nice after narrowly winning the time trial in stage three in Gien on Tuesday, his first victory as a professional cyclist.
2021 Paris-Nice: Stage 2 Results
Dutchman Cees Bol won the second stage of the 2021 Paris-Nice weeklong race at the end of a crash-marred 188-km route between Oinville-sur-Montcient and Amilly on Monday.
2021 Paris-Nice: Stage 1 Results
Ireland’s Sam Bennett returned to French roads in Paris-Nice on Sunday to seize the yellow and white leader’s outfit of the Race to the Sun for the first time.
2021 UAE Tour: Stage 6 Results
Sam Bennett of the Deceuninck-Quick Step team won his second bunch sprint victory of the 2021 UAE Tour at Palm Jumeirah in Dubai
UCI unveils revised 2020 calendars for UCI WorldTour and UCI Women’s WorldTour
The Union Cycliste Internationale today announced the revised 2020 calendars for the UCI WorldTour and UCI Women’s WorldTour, with a view to the resumption of the cycling season
Revised dates for Tour de France, Giro and other races announced by UCI
The UCI today announced the revised 2020 International Calendar, including new dates for the Tour de France and other grand tours as well as the classics and national and world championships.
Tour de France to be postponed
The Tour de France is set to be postponed after the French government said no mass gatherings can take place in the country before July 15
Tour de France may go on without roadside spectators
It is too soon to decide whether the Tour de France can go ahead amid the coronavirus pandemic, but if it does it may be without roadside spectators in order to minimise infection risk, the French sports minister said