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Team Polti Kometa's Davide Piganzoli celebrates overall victory at the 2024 Tour of Antalya

After his stunning stage win on Saturday's summit finish on stage 3, Team Polti Kometa's Davide Piganzoli held on during stag...

Davide Piganzoli takes stunning summit finish victory on Queen Stage of the Tour of Antalya to move into race lead

Team Polti Kometa's Davide Piganzoli has taken a brilliant, summit finish victory on stage 3, the Queen Stage, of the 2024 To...

Matevz Govekar takes the win on stage 2 of the Tour of Antalya

Bahrain - Victorious' Matevz Govekar has taken the win on stage 2 of the 2024 Tour of Antalya in Turkey.Sprinting to the vict...

Timothy Dupont powers to sprint win on stage 1 of the Tour of Antalya

Timothy Dupont has taken victory on the opening stage of the 2024 Tour of Antalya in a bunch sprint finish in Turkey. Four me...

Edoardo Zambanini will lead young Bahrain - Victorious lineup at Tour of Antalya

Tour of Antalya is traditionally among the most overlooked 2.1 races on the UCI schedule, but this year's startlist is very i...

TDT-Unibet announces its selection for the Tour of Antalya

TDT-Unibet has announced its selection for the Tour of Antalya on its social media platforms. The team built by former cyclis...

Tour of Turkey postponed due to earthquake, organisers working with UCI to find new dates

The earthquake has caused a change of plans for the Tour of Turkey, which was originally slated for April 23-30, and the orga...

"When I was about to board the plane, they called me to tell me not to get on" - Victor De la Parte details airport experience upon cancelled Tour of Antalya

Victor de la Parte, Spanish rider of TotalEnergies, was one of the cyclists who was going to participate in the Tour of Antal...

Earthquake tragedy forces Tour of Antalya to be cancelled last-minute

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Arnaud Démare keen on winning at Tour de France this summer: "I want to go back"

Arnaud Démare has started 2023 with a different list of goals then his regular, and he has two main aims: reach 100 professio...

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Tour of Antalya 2023, la startlist provvisoria

25 squadre al via del Tour of Antalya 2023 . In programma dal 9 al 12 febbraio , la corsa turca propone una partecipazione di discreto livello, potendo contare innanzitutto sulla presenza di due formazioni WorldTour, Alpecin – Deceuninck e Groupama – FDJ . Ad arricchire ulteriormente il gruppo per l’evento classificato 2.1 dall’UCI sono dieci team Professional e tredici compagini continental, tra le quali anche la Astana Qazaqstan Development . Tre le squadre italiane al via: le professional Green Project – Bardiani CSF – Faizanè e Team Corratec e la continental Sofer Savini Due OMZ .

Startlist Provvisoria Tour of Antalya 2023

GROUPAMA-FDJ 1 DAVY Clement 2 DEMARE Arnaud 3 KONOVALOVAS Ignatas 4 PACHER Quentin 5 MARTINEZ Lenny 6 SCOTSON Miles 7 WELTEN Bram

ALPECIN-DECECUNINCK 11 MARECZKO Jakub 12 LEYSEN Senne 13 OSBORNE Jason 14 BOGNA Alex 15 DEHAIRS Simon 16 ROESEMS Siebe 17 BOGUSLAWSKI Marceli

TOTALENERGIES 21 DE LA PARTE Victor 22 DOUBEY Fabien 23 DUJARDIN Sandy 24 LATOUR Pierre 25 MANZIN Lorrenzo 26 SOUPE Geoffrey 27 TESSON Jason

BOLTON EQUITIES BLACK SPOKE 31 STEWART Mark 32 BOSTOCK Matthew 33 BURNETT Joshua 34 JONES Ollie 35 O’DONNELL Bailey 36 SCOTT Jacob 37 TOWNSEND Rory

BINGOAL WB 41 MERTZ Remy 42 ROBEET Ludovic 43 DE MAEGHT Dorian 44 PEYSKENS Dimitri 45 GUERIN Alexis 46 MALUCELLI Matteo 47 TIZZA Marco

GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANI CSF-FAIZANÈ 51 COLNAGHI Luca 52 MARTINELLI Alessio 53 NIERI Alessio 54 PELLIZZARI Giulio 55 EL GOUZI Omar 56 SCOTT Jared Peter 57 ZANONCELLO Enrico

EOLO-KOMETA 61 BEVILACQUA Simone 62 BAIS Mattia 63 LONARDI Giovanni 64 MAESTRI Mirco 65 PIGANZOLI Davide 66 RIVI Samuele 67 SERRANO RODRIGUEZ Javier

HUMAN POWERED HEALTH 71 COTÉ Pier-André 72 DE VOS Adam 73 GIBSON Matthew 74 LEMMEN Bart 75 SVESTAD-BÅRDSENG Embret 76 VAN HOECKE Gijs 77 WEEMAES Sasha

TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM 81 CHANGIZI Sebastian 82 DE KLEIJN Arvid 83 HEMING Mika 84 KLUCKERS Arthur 85 PLUIMERS Rick 86 THALMANN Roland 87 ZIJLAARD Maikel

TEAM CORRATEC 91 CONTI Valerio 92 GANDIN Stefano 93 DALLA VALLE Nicolas 94 TIVANI PEREZ German Nicolas 95 STOCKLI Jan 96 QUARTUCCI Lorenzo 97 IACCHI Alessandro

TEAM NOVO NORDISK 101 BRAND Samuel Neal 102 KOPECKY Matyas 103 KUSZTOR Peter 104 PLANET Charles 105 PERON Andrea 106 RIDOLFO Filippo 107 LOZANO David

Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM 111 HOWSON Damien 112 DAVIS Corey 113 MONK Cyrus 114 CHRISTEN Fabio 115 ROSSKOPF Joseph 116 MOSCHETTI Matteo 117 PARISINI Nicolò

TERENGGANU POLYGON CYCLING TEAM 121 MAT AMIN Mohd Shahrul 122 HAMDAN Wan Abdul Rahman 123 MOHD ZARIFF Muhammad Nur Aiman 124 KEE Zhe Yie 125 EYOB Metkel 126 BUDYAK Anatolii 127 CAHYADI Aiman

BIKE AID 131 PAHLKE Jasper Levi 132 BOUVIER Léo 133 DECKER Enzo 134 EISENBARTH Pirmin 135 ZUGER Adrian 136 DORN Vinzent 137 MEISER Philip

SAKARYA BB PRO TEAM 141 ASADOV Elchin 142 AKÇAM Furkan 143 ALIZADA Elgun 144 SAYAR Mustafa 145 GURBIANOV Ali 146 YUCA Emre 147

ABLOC CT 151 JOHANNINK Jelle 152 JUNTUNEN Antti-Jussi 153 PLUTO Martin 154 RASCH Jesper 155 VAN DEN BROEK Frank 156 APPEL Stijn 157 WEULINK Meindert

TRINITY RACING 161 LAMPERTI Luke 162 PICKERING Finlay 163 REES Oliver 164 NERURKAR Lukas 165 WALKER Max 166 THORNLEY Callum 167 HARVEY Dean

SPOR TOTO CYCLING TEAM 171 ÖRKEN Ahmet 172 DEPE Serdar Anıl 173 KELLECI Abdulkadir 174 YIGIT Tahir Bugra 175 ARIKAN Dogukan 176 ÖZKALBIM Kaan Soylu 177 UZUN Emir

ASTANA QAZAQSTAN DEVELOPMENT TEAM 181 PRONSKIY Daniil 182 TONEATTI Davide 183 LAPTEV Savelii 184 LOPEZ GRANIZO Harold Martín 185 VINOKUROV Nicolas 186 REMKHE Andrey 187 AGUILERA JORBA Nil

SOFER SAVINI DUE OMZ 191 DIMA Emil 192 ÖZGÜR Batuhan 193 SCHUNK Conor 194 HARASIM Mihnea-Alexandru 195 ARVANITOU Nikiforos 196 LEPOLD Zoltan Antal 197 DI CAMILLO Lorenzo

P&S BENOTTI 201 PETER Jannis 202 NOLDE Tobias 203 RÖBER Dominik 204 BANGERT Nick 205 BRIESE Max 206 SCHMIDT Jakob 207 WILK Luke

CHINA GLORY CONTINENTAL CYCLING TEAM 211 XU Changquan 212 SU Haoyu 213 LIU Jiankun 214 SUN Changsheng 215 SHEN Yutao 216 TRARIEUX Julien 217 SMIT Willem

TEAM FELBERMAYR – SIMPLON WELS 221 BOSCH Manuel 222 FEDERSPIEL Daniel 223 KUKRLE Michael 224 MEILER Martin 225 REUTIMANN Mathias 226 ZANGERLE Emanuel 227 ZOIDL Riccardo

BEYKOZ BELEDIYESI SPOR KULÜBÜ 231 ATAPUMA HURTADO Jhon Darwin 232 BERHANE Natnael 233 PARASHCHAK Yaroslav 234 ROSTOVTSEV Sergey 235 DOĞAN Halil İbrahim 236 KAYGISIZ Zeki 237 ERKAN Muhammed

KONYA BÜYÜKSEHIR BELEDIYE SPOR 241 ABAY Burak 242 BULUT Samet 243 YILMAZ Yunus Emre 244 EGIN Ali 245 ALSAC Mehmet 246 GÖK Ali 247 SELÇUK Muhammed

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Judo - Antalya Grand Slam 2024 : Teddy Riner triomphe après une finale disputée contre le Japonais Saito Tatsuru | Combats, résumé, résultats et parcours

Teddy Riner a gagné sa deuxième médaille d'or de l'année 2024.

Deux mois après sa victoire au Paris Grand Slam 2024 , le Français a enchaîné au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 ce dimanche 31 mars. Le quintuple médaillé olympique a gagné ses cinq combats sur les rives de la Méditerranée pour poursuivre sa préparation des JO de Paris 2024 . Il n'a pas tremblé face à une opposition très relevée, s'imposant notamment face au double médaillé olympique Rafael Silva en quarts de finale et au Japonais Saito Tatsuru pour monter sur la plus haute marche du podium.

« J'ai eu juste une opportunité et j'en ai profité. Je suis chanceux parce que Saito Tatsuru a très bien combattu. Aujourd'hui, ce n'était pas ma meilleure journée, les sensations n'étaient pas très bonnes, j'étais très fatigué à cause de la quantité de travail à l'entraînement. C'était mon dernier tournoi avant une semaine de repos. La récupération est importante, j'en ai besoin pour mon mental et mon physique. C'est une victoire et dans une semaine je retourne au travail pour préparer les JO », a réagi Teddy Riner en évoquant notamment la finale au micro de l’ IJF .

Par ippon, en faisant monter les pénalités de son adversaire ou en gérant son avance, le +100 kg a livré une prestation solide à moins de 120 jours des Jeux Olympiques où il tentera de marquer un peu plus l'histoire du judo .

Revivez le parcours de Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024, avec le résumé et les résultats de tous ses combats.

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Exempt de 1er tour

Dans la catégorie des +100 kg, 40 combattants participent au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024. En tant que tête de série numéro 3, Teddy Riner est exempt de premier tour. Il lancera sa journée en seizièmes de finale aux alentours de 12h00 heure locale (11h00 heure de Paris).

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Victoire contre Azamat Chotchaev (BRN) au 2e tour

Teddy Riner n'a pas traîné pour son entrée en lice au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024. Il n'a eu besoin que de 42 secondes pour prendre la mesure d' Azamat Chotchaev . Le Français a marqué ippon sur harai-goshi , un mouvement de hanche, dès la deuxième séquence du combat. La première avait vu Teddy Riner imposer sa garde au représentant du Bahreïn, mais sans attaque, les deux judokas ont été sanctionnés pour non-combativité.

Le licencié au PSG Judo a livré un premier combat impressionnant et lance idéalement sa journée au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024.

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Victoire contre Jur Spijkers (NED) au 3e tour

Teddy Riner est qualifié pour les quarts de finale du Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024.

Même sans marquer, il est venu à bout de Jur Spijkers . Dans un combat plus disputé que le premier, le Français a dû contrôler l'activité mise à la garde par le Néerlandais. Son impact physique a fait la différence, car son adversaire n'a pas réussi à suivre dans la deuxième moitié du combat. Coupable d'une fausse attaque à deux reprises après une première pénalité pour non-combativité, Jur Spijkers a été sanctionné trois fois et a donc été disqualifié.

Teddy Riner a été solide et a fait parler sa tactique pour passer l'obstacle que pouvait représenter le champion d'Europe 2022. Le quintuple médaillé olympique poursuit sa montée en puissance dans le tableau du Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024.

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Victoire contre Rafael Silva (BRA) en quart de finale

Teddy Riner - Rafael Silva : ce quart de finale est presque un classique chez les +100 kg. Il s'agit de leur onzième confrontation sur le circuit mondial IJF. Comme les dix premières, celle-ci s'est terminée sur un succès du Parisien.

Jamais inquiété, il a fait parler sa puissance pour dominer le Brésilien à la garde. Ce dernier, sans solution, a été sanctionné à trois reprises en 1 min 32 et laisse Teddy Riner filer vers les demi-finales.

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Victoire contre Erik Abramov (GER) en demi-finale

Teddy Riner a largement dominé sa demi-finale au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024. Il a écarté Erik Abramov à l'issue d'un combat parfaitement maîtrisé.

Le judoka aux onze titres mondiaux a rapidement marqué waza-ari en contrant un mouvement d'épaule de son adversaire. Il a ensuite géré cet avantage en faisant monter les pénalités du combattant de 24 ans. Impuissant, l'Allemand en a reçu trois ce qui est synonyme de défaite.

Le combat aurait même pu finir plus vite si Teddy Riner avait été un peu plus efficace au sol. À deux reprises, il a immobilisé son adversaire mais sans pouvoir le maintenir suffisament longtemps pour marquer un deuxième waza-ari .

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Teddy Riner au Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024 : Victoire contre Saito Tatsuru (JPN) en finale

Quelle finale des +100 kg hommes pour conclure le Grand Slam d'Antalya 2024. Le scénario a été à la hauteur de l'affiche qui opposait Teddy Riner à Saito Tatsuru .

Le champion du monde en titre a été gêné par les attaques incessantes du Japonais qui a multiplié les tai-otoshi et les uchi-mata . Teddy Riner a même été sanctionné à deux reprises et s'est retrouvé sous la menace d'une défaite aux pénalités. Mais c'est à ce moment-là qu'il a commencé à mettre son judo en place pour attaquer. Le Français est monté en puissance avec d'abord une technique de sacrifice qui n'a pas marqué puis un contre valorisé waza-ari à 30 s du gong.

Teddy Riner a parfaitement géré cette avance pour s'imposer et décrocher un nouveau titre, son deuxième de l'année 2024.

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• 🥇 Teddy Riner (FRA)
• 🥈 Saito Tatsuru (JPN)
• 🥉 Erik Abramov (GER) & Valeriy Endovitskiy (AIN)

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Preview of the Tour of the Basque Country 2024 | Vuelta 2023 vibes with Kuss, Vingegaard, Roglic, and Evenepoel!

S unday's Tour of Flanders, followed by Paris-Roubaix the following week, and sandwiched in between, six days of the Tour of the Basque Country: these are exciting times for cycling fans, who may indulge in a week of thrilling duels between Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel, and Primoz Roglic. IDLProCycling.com lays it all out!

One look at the honours list of the WorldTour race in the Basque Country tells you everything you need to know: this is no ordinary event. Tour winner Jonas Vingegaard will start as the defending champion, with former teammate and two-time winner Primoz Roglic hot on his heels. In 2022, Daniel Felipe Martínez claimed victory in a race historically dominated by top Spanish cyclists. While Alberto Contador holds multiple wins, other notable names such as Samuel Sanchez, Joaquím Rodríguez, Alejandro Valverde, and Ion Izagirre also grace the illustrious list of winners.

Erik Breukink, the last Dutch winner in 1988, is unlikely to see a successor this year. The Belgians last tasted victory in 1929 with Maurice De Waele, a record that Evenepoel may have the opportunity to break.

Latest winners Tour of the Basque Country

2023 Jonas Vingegaard

2022 Daniel Felipe Martínez

2021 Primoz Roglic

2020 Not ridden

2019 Ion Izagirre

2018 Primoz Roglic

2017 Alejandro Valverde

2016 Alberto Contador

2015 Joaquím Rodríguez

2014 Alberto Contador

Tour of the Basque Country 2024: Course, favorites daily wins and times

Stage 1, monday, april 1: irun - irun (10 km, time trial).

The Tour of the Basque Country kicks off with a ten-kilometer individual time trial in and around Irun. We can call this anything but easy: just after the start, there is a stretch at ten percent on cobblestones, followed fairly quickly by the ascent of Olaberria (1.7 kilometers at 5.2 percent). From the summit, it is about five kilometers downhill before the last few hundred meters also incline upwards.

4.4 km: Olabierra (1.7 km a 5.2%)

Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step)

Primoz Roglic (BORA-hansgrohe)

Juan Ayuso (UAE-Team Emirates

Start: 2:10 p.m.

Finish: 5:30 p.m.

Stage 2, Tuesday, April 2: Irun - Kanbo (160.0 km)

On day two, the riders will cover 160 kilometers of racing, which by Basque standards is relatively flat. Of course, there will be undulations throughout the day, but the major climbs will be absent. In the final kilometer, there is also a slight incline, so t iming will be crucial for the sprinters or escapees vying for victory at that moment.

19.5 km: Saint-Ignace (2.6 km a 5.9%)

Alex Aranburu (Movistar)

Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ)

Andrea Bagioli (Lidl-Trek)

Start: 1:29 p.m.

Finish: 5:29 p.m.

Stage 3, Wednesday, April 3: Ezpeleta - Altasu (190.9 km)

Have a great day! The stage begins with a tough climb right from the start, followed by 190 kilometers and six categorized hills before arriving in Altsasu. Four of the six climbs are situated in the first half of the circuit, while the second part of the race takes place on a plateau, including one ascent. The final 15 kilometers feature a flat course.

8.5 km: Otsondo (8.2 km a 5.7%)

59.8 km: Usategieta Gaina (11.2 km a 3.2%)

70.1 km: Uitzi (4.7 km a 6.9%)

85.5 km: Zuarrarate (6.8 km a 3.6%)

154.2 km: Olabierra (1.6 km a 7.5%)

172.5 km: Uzarrusti (6.6 km a 4.7%)

Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious)

Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek)

Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers)

Start: 12:56 p.m.

Stage 4, Thursday, April 4: Etxarri Aranatz - Legutio (157.5 km)

On Thursday, we have a stage similar to Wednesday's, with the notable difference that the focal point now clearly lies in the second half of the stage. There are three climbs in the final forty kilometers, all featuring steep gradients. The last ten kilometers, perhaps as compensation, are flat.

40.8 km: Opakuia (7.1 km a 5.8%)

118.6 km: Olaeta (1.9 km a 9.0%)

132.8 km: Untzilla (2.3 km a 8.5%)

Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike)

Start: 1:31 p.m.

Stage 5, Friday, April 5: Vitoria-Gasteiz - Amorebieta-Etxano (175.9 km)

Stage 5 of the Tour of the Basque Country starts in Vitoria-Gasteiz, following a relatively gentle opening stage. However, things change dramatically from Urkiola, a 5.5-kilometer climb with an average gradient of almost ten percent. In the final stage, the route includes two additional local circuits in and around the finish town of Amorebieta-Etxano, featuring the Muniketagaina climb (3.5 km at 7.5%).

87.8 km: Urkiola (5.5 km a 9.4%)

137.9 km: Muniketagaina (3.5 km a 7.5%)

163.7 km: Muniketagaina (3.5 km a 7.5%)

Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost)

David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ)

Brandon McNulty (UAE-Team Emirates)

Start: 1:06 p.m.

Stage 6, Sunday, April 6: Eibar - Eibar (137.8 km)

Once again, the toughest challenge is being saved for last. The organizers of the Tour of the Basque Country have chosen to replicate last year's stage, where Jonas Vingegaard emerged victorious. A total of seven (!) hills must be conquered in the 137 km-long stage, promising another chaotic day of racing!

13,5 km: Elkorrieta (2,6 km a 6,7%)

24,9 km: Azurki (5,1 km a 7,4%)

45 km: Gorla (9,6 km a 5,7%)

70,2 km: Krabelin (5 km a 9,6%)

92,6 km: Trabakua (3,3 km a 7,1%)

111 km: Izua (4,1 km a 9,2%)

125,3 km: Urkaregi (5,1 km a 4,8%)

Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain Victorious)

Adam Yates (UAE-Team Emirates)

Start: 2:04 p.m.

Favorites final classification Tour of the Basque Country 2024

What an impressive field of competitors they've assembled in the Basque Country. Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike) stands as the top favorite, being the defending champion and a two-time winner of the Tour de France. However, even the Dane won't have it easy this year. He'll need the support of Sepp Kuss, who wasn't at his best in Catalonia, and Steven Kruijswijk.

Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) and Primoz Roglic (BORA-hansgrohe) are also participating, meaning we'll witness three of the top four Tour de France favorites in action in the Basque Country. With Mikel Landa also in the mix, it seems like a rerun of last year's Vuelta! Evenepoel already displayed his eagerness in Paris-Nice, while Roglic seemed to be playing catch-up in that race for BORA-hansgrohe. By the way, Jai Hindley is also starting in the Basque Country.

However, it's not just a three-way battle we'll be witnessing. Mattias Skjelmose is there as a leader for Lidl-Trek, gearing up for the Ardennes Classics, where Tom Pidcock takes on a similar role at INEOS Grenadiers. Both riders have the strength to tackle the Basque hills, making them formidable adversaries. Additionally, INEOS will see Carlos Rodríguez, although he hasn't been performing at his best this year.

Bahrain Victorious and UAE-Team Emirates have several contenders to watch. The Bahraini team boasts home rider Pello Bilbao and rising star Santiago Buitrago , while the Emirates team presents its usual star-studded lineup. Adam Yates is set to make his return, Juan Ayuso is in the mix, Brandon McNulty is on the provisional start list, Isaac del Toro is emerging, and the list goes on!

Moving on to the outsiders, Felix Gall of Decathlon AG2R has proven his prowess in this race, as has former Cofidis winner Ion Izagirre. Groupama-FDJ is pinning hopes on the comeback of David Gaudu and the promising talent Romain Grégoire . Simon Yates is expected to shine for Jayco AlUla, a role that Olympic champion Richard Carapaz is likely to take on at EF Education-EasyPost. Meanwhile, dsm-firmenich PostNL is banking on two contenders accustomed to high altitude: Warren Barguil and Oscar Onley.

According to IDLProCycling.com , who are the favorites for the final classification of the 2024 Tour of the Basque Country?

Top favorites: Jonas Vingegaard (Visma | Lease a Bike) and Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step)

Outsiders: Primoz Roglic (BORA-hansgrohe), Juan Ayuso (UAE-Team Emirates), Mattias Skjelmose (Lidl-Trek) and Pello Bilbao (Bahrain Victorious)

Long shots: Mikel Landa (Soudal Quick-Step), Tom Pidcock (INEOS Grenadiers), Felix Gall (Decathlon AG2R), Adam Yates, Brandon McNulty (UAE-Team Emirates), Jai Hindley (BORA-hansgrohe), Simon Yates (Jayco AlUla), Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain Victorious) and Romain Grégoire (Groupama-FDJ)

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TV Tour of the Basque Country 2024

The Tour of the Basque Country can be followed on Eurosport , the Home of Cycling. They broadcast the stages of the race in the Spanish autonomous region in the afternoon.

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Antalya Grand Slam: British champion Chelsie Giles wins silver

Great Britain's Chelsie Giles won her third medal of this season's World Judo Tour with silver in Antalya, Turkey.

The former European champion, who won bronze at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, lost to Japan 's Uta Abe in the women's -52kg final of the Antalya Grand Slam.

Giles, 27, also won silver in Paris in February and bronze in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, at the start of March.

She has already qualified for this summer's Paris Olympic Games, which start on 26 July.

Emma Reid was the only other Briton to make it out of the pool stages in Turkey.

The 28-year-old reigning British half-heavyweight champion was beaten by China 's Ma Zhenzhao in her bronze-medal bout in the -78kg division.

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