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Stage 3: Novara - Fossano. From Italy.

Stage 4: Acqui Terme - Andora. From Italy.

Stage 5: Genova - Lucca. From Italy.

Stage 6: Viareggio - Rapolano Terme. From Italy.

Stage 7: Foligno - Perugia Tudor ITT. From Italy.

Stage 8: Spoleto - Prati di Tivo. From Italy.

Stage 9: Avezzano - Napoli. From Italy.

Stage 10: Pompei - Cusano Mutri (Bocca della Selva). From Italy.

Stage 11: Foiano di Val Fortore - Francavilla al Mare. From Italy.

Stage 12: Martinsicuro - Fano. From Italy.

Stage 13: Riccione - Cento. From Italy.

Stage 14: Castiglione delle Stiviere - Desenzano del Garda Tudor ITT. From Italy.

Stage 15: Manerba del Garda - Livigno (Mottolino). From Italy.

Stage 16: Livigno - Santa Cristina Valgardena/St. Christina in Gröden (Monte Pana). From Italy.

Stage 17: Selva di Val Gardena/Wolkenstein in Gröden - Passo del Brocon. From Italy.

Stage 18: Fiera di Primiero - Padova. From Italy.

Stage 19: Mortegliano - Sappada. From Italy.

Stage 20: Alpago - Bassano del Grappa. From Italy.

Stage 21: Roma - Roma. The final stage concludes in Rome. Witness the crowning of Tadej Pogacar as the winner, with Tim Merlier winning the final stage.

Cyclists can expect thrilling climbs, breathtaking descents, and intense competition on this challenging route.

From Dublin, Ireland.

A preview of upcoming events, equipment review, and all things cycling, including interviews with some well-known personalities.

From Dublin, Ireland.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Ellis Park Arena - Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Old Trafford - Manchester, England.

From Stamford Bridge - London, England.

From Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - London, England.

From London Stadium - London, England.

Live. LIVE From Allianz Riviera - Nice, France.

From Selhurst Park - London, England.

A preview of upcoming events, equipment review, and all things cycling, including interviews with some well-known personalities.

Stage 1: Florence / Rimini. From France.

Stage 2: Cesenatico / Bologne. From France.

Stage 3: Plaisance / Turin. From France.

Stage 4: Pinerolo / Valloire. From France.

Stage 5: Saint Jean de Maurienne / Saint-Vulbas. From France.

Stage 6: Mâcon / Dijon. From France.

Stage 7: Nuits Saint Georges / Chevrey-Chambertin (CLM). From France.

Stage 8: Semur en Auxois / Colombey les Deux Eglises. From France.

Stage 9: Troyes / Troyes. From France.

Stage 10: Orleans / Saint Amand Montrond. From France.

Stage 11: Evaux les Bains/ Le Lioran. From France.

Stage 12: Aurillac / Villeneuve sur Lot. From France.

Stage 13: Agen / Pau. From France.

Stage 14: Pau / Saint Lary Soulan Pla D'Adet. From France.

Stage 15: Loudenvielle / Plateau de Beille. From France.

Stage 16: Gruissan / Nimes. From France.

Stage 17: Saint Paul Les Trois Chateaux / Superdevoluy. From France.

Stage 18: Gap / Barcelonnette. From France.

Stage 19: Embrun / Isola 2000. From France.

Stage 20: Nice / Col de la Couillole. From France.

Stage 21: Monaco / Nice (CLM). From France.

A preview of upcoming events, equipment review, and all things cycling, including interviews with some well-known personalities.

The race begins in Rotterdam with a pan-flat stage typical of the Netherlands. The sprinters will be the favourites to take the first yellow jersey of the race.

This is the first of two stages in one day for the peloton with a short 67km road stage back into the centre of Rotterdam that again will suit the sprinters.

From Molineux Stadium - Wolverhampton, England.

From Gtech Community Stadium - Brentford, England.

Live. LIVE From St Mary's Stadium - Southampton, England.

From London Stadium - London, England.

From Old Trafford - Manchester, England.

From Anfield - Liverpool, England.

From Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - London, England.

This is the second stage on the same day and it's a short individual time trial around the city of Rotterdam. This stage will test the riders' strength.

Stage 4, Valkenburg to Liège, tests the riders with a hilly 122.7km route. Will Kastelijn repeat her victory or will Vollering make her move?

44th Edition. The race is held annually in the historic city of Valencia, with its entirely flat 42,195 km circuit.

A preview of upcoming events, equipment review, and all things cycling, including interviews with some well-known personalities.

From FNB Stadium - Johannesburg, South Africa.

The European sports car racing endurance series inspired by the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Team champions and runners-up receive automatic entry to the following year's 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Event. A review of some special moments in the past season of World Rally-Raid Championship.

From Diamond Oval - Kimberley, South Africa.

A look behind the scenes of the PGA Tour as we follow the world's best players as they prepare for major events.

A gathering of influential people who are all inspired to help make a sustainable difference in the lives of young South Africans from Soweto through access to education.

Live. LIVE From Riyadh Golf Club - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

From Diamond Oval - Kimberley, South Africa.

From MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) - Melbourne, Australia.

BMX Documentary. Courage Adams started riding BMX aged just 12. By 16, he'd already turned pro, taken the BMX world by storm and made the most of his parent's bold move. Now, he returns to his roots in Nigeria.

This stage starts in Belgium and ends in France. It's a long and challenging stage with a mix of flat sections and rolling hills.

In one of the longest stages of the race, the riders will need to effectively manage their energy in order to excel.

The stage in the French Alps is one of the longest, featuring significant climbs and is crucial for the general classification contenders.

Cyclists can expect thrilling climbs, breathtaking descents, and intense competition on this challenging route.