robert gesink tour 2022

16 February 2022 – 20 February 2022

Volta ao Algarve em Bicicleta

05 March 2022

Strade Bianche

21 March 2022 – 27 March 2022

Volta Ciclista a Catalunya

20 April 2022

La Flèche Wallonne

26 April 2022 – 01 May 2022

Tour de Romandie

12 June 2022 – 19 June 2022

Tour de Suisse

30 July 2022

Donostia San Sebastian Klasikoa

02 August 2022 – 06 August 2022

Vuelta a Burgos

19 August 2022 – 11 September 2022

La Vuelta ciclista a España

14 August 2021 – 05 September 2021

26 June 2021 – 18 July 2021

Tour de France

28 June 2021

Stage 3 | Lorient › Pontivy

27 June 2021

Stage 2 | Perros-Guirec › Mûr-de-Bretagne Guerlédan

26 June 2021

Stage 1 | Brest › Landerneau

30 May 2021 – 06 June 2021

Critérium du Dauphiné

06 June 2021

Stage 8 | La Léchère-Les-Bains › Les Gets

05 June 2021

Stage 7 | Saint-Martin-le-Vinoux › La Plagne

04 June 2021

Stage 6 | Loriol-sur-Drome › Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse

03 June 2021

Stage 5 | Saint-Chamond › Saint-Vallier

02 June 2021

Stage 4 (ITT) | Firminy › Roche-La-Molière

01 June 2021

Stage 3 | Langeac › Saint-Haon-Le-Vieux

31 May 2021

Stage 2 | Brioude › Saugues

30 May 2021

Stage 1 | Issoire › Issoire

25 April 2021

Liège-Bastogne-Liège

21 April 2021

18 April 2021

Amstel Gold Race

22 March 2021 – 28 March 2021

28 March 2021

Stage 7 | Barcelona › Barcelona

27 March 2021

Stage 6 | Tarragona › Mataró

26 March 2021

Stage 5 | La Pobla de Segur › Manresa

25 March 2021

Stage 4 | Ripoll › Port Ainé

24 March 2021

Stage 3 | Canal Olimpic de Catalunya › Vallter 2000

23 March 2021

Stage 2 (ITT) | Banyoles › Banyoles

22 March 2021

Stage 1 | Calella › Calella

10 March 2021 – 16 March 2021

Tirreno-Adriatico

16 March 2021

Stage 7 (ITT) | San Benedetto del Tronto › San Benedetto del Tronto

15 March 2021

Stage 6 | Castelraimondo › Lido di Fermo

14 March 2021

Stage 5 | Castellalto › Castelfidardo

13 March 2021

Stage 4 | Terni › Prati di Tivo

12 March 2021

Stage 3 | Monticiano › Gualdo Tadino

11 March 2021

Stage 2 | Camaiore › Chiusdino

10 March 2021

Stage 1 | Lido di Camaiore › Lido di Camaiore

06 March 2021

31 December 2020

Coming Soon

20 October 2020 – 08 November 2020

Mountains classification

Points classification

08 November 2020

Stage 18: Hipódromo de la Zarzuela › Madrid

07 November 2020

Stage 17: Sequeros › Alto de la Covatilla

06 November 2020

Stage 16: Salamanca › Ciudad Rodrigo

05 November 2020

Stage 15: Mos › Puebla de Sanabria

04 November 2020

Stage 14: Lugo › Ourense

03 November 2020

Stage 13: Muros › Mirador de Ézaro (ITT)

01 November 2020

Stage 12: Pola de Laviana › Alto de l’Angliru

31 October 2020

Stage 11: Villaviciosa › Alto de la Farrapona

30 October 2020

Stage 10: Castro Urdiales › Suances

29 October 2020

Stage 9: Castrillo del Val › Aguilar de Campoo

28 October 2020

Stage 8: Logroño › Alto de Moncalvillo

27 October 2020

Stage 7: Vitoria-Gasteiz › Villanueva de Valdegovia

25 October 2020

Stage 6: Biescas › Aramón Formigal

24 October 2020

Stage 5: Huesca › Sabiñanigo

23 October 2020

Stage 4: Garray › Ejea de los Caballeros

22 October 2020

Stage 3: Lodosa › La Laguna Negra de Vinuesa

21 October 2020

Stage 2: Pamplona › Lekunberri

20 October 2020

Stage 1: Irún › Arrate

29 August 2020 – 20 September 2020

Mountain classification

20 September 2020

Stage 21: Mantes-la-Jolie › Paris

19 September 2020

Stage 20: Lure › La Planche des Belles Filles (ITT)

18 September 2020

Stage 19: Bourg-en-Bresse › Champagnole

17 September 2020

Stage 18: Méribel › La Roche-sur-Foron

16 September 2020

Stage 17: Grenoble › Méribel – Col de la Loze

15 September 2020

Stage 16: La Tour-du-Pin › Villard-de-Lans

13 September 2020

Stage 15: Lyon › Grand Colombier

12 September 2020

Stage 14: Clermont-Ferrand › Lyon

11 September 2020

Stage 13: Châtel-Guyon › Pas de Peyrol (Le Puy Mary)

10 September 2020

Stage 12: Chauvigny › Sarran

09 September 2020

Stage 11: Châtelaillon-Plage › Poitiers

08 September 2020

Stage 10: île d’Oléron › Île de Ré

06 September 2020

Stage 9: Pau › Laruns

05 September 2020

Stage 8: Cazères › Loudenvielle

04 September 2020

Stage 7: Millau › Lavaur

03 September 2020

Stage 6: Le Teil › Mont Aigoual

02 September 2020

Stage 5: Gap › Privas

01 September 2020

Stage 4: Sisteron › Orcières-Merlette

31 August 2020

Stage 3: Nice › Sisteron

30 August 2020

Stage 2: Nice › Nice

29 August 2020

Stage 1: Nice › Nice

12 August 2020 – 16 August 2020

16 August 2020

Stage 5: Megève › Megève

15 August 2020

Stage 4: Ugine › Megève

14 August 2020

Stage 3: Corenc › Saint-Martin-de-Belleville

13 August 2020

Stage 2: Vienne › Col de Porte

12 August 2020

Stage 1: Clermont-Ferrand › Saint-Christo-en-Jarez

07 August 2020 – 09 August 2020

Tour de l’Ain

09 August 2020

Stage 3: Saint-Vulbas › Grand Colombier

08 August 2020

Stage 2: Lagnieu › Lélex Monts-Jura

07 August 2020

Stage 1: Montréal-la-Cluse › Ceyzeriat

13 February 2020 – 16 February 2020

Tour de La Provence

16 February 2020

Stage 4: Avignon › Aix-en-Provence

15 February 2020

Stage 3: Istres › Mont Ventoux/Chalet Reynard

14 February 2020

Stage 2: Aubagne › La Ciotat

13 February 2020

Stage 1: Châteaurenard › Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

20 October 2019

Japan Cup Cycle Road Race

12 October 2019

Il Lombardia

08 October 2020

Tre Valli Varesine

05 October 2019

Giro dell’Emilia

24 August 2019 – 15 September 2019

15 September 2019

Stage 21: Fuenlabrada › Madrid

14 September 2019

Stage 20: Arenas de San Pedro › Plataforma de Gredos

13 September 2019

Stage 19: Ávila › Toledo

12 September 2019

Stage 18: Colmenar Viejo › Becerril de la Sierra

11 September 2019

Stage 17: Aranda de Duero › Guadalajara

09 September 2019

Stage 16: Pravia › Alto de La Cubilla. Lena

08 September 2019

Stage 15: Tineo › Santuario del Acebo

07 September 2019

Stage 14: San Vicente de la Barquer › Oviedo

06 September 2019

Stage 13: Bilbao › Los Machucos. Monumento Vaca Pasiega

05 September 2019

Stage 12: Circuito de Navarra › Bilbao

04 September 2019

Stage 11: Saint-Palais › Urdax-Dantxarinea

03 September 2019

Stage 10: Jurançon › Pau (ITT)

01 September 2019

Stage 9: Andorra la Vella › Cortals d’Encamp

31 August 2019

Stage 8: Valls › Igualada

30 August 2019

Stage 7: Onda › Mas de la Costa

29 August 2019

Stage 6: Mora de Rubielos › Ares del Maestrat

28 August 2019

Stage 5: L’Eliana › Observatorio Astrofísico de Javalambre

27 August 2019

Stage 4: Cullera › El Puig

26 August 2019

Stage 3: Ibi. Ciudad del Juguete › Alicante

25 August 2019

Stage 2: Benidorm › Calpe

24 August 2019

Stage 1: Salinas de Torrevieja › Torrevieja (TTT)

03 August 2019 – 09 August 2019

Tour de Pologne

09 August 2019

Stage 7: Bukovina Resort › Bukowina Tatrzańska

08 August 2019

Stage 6: Zakopane › Kościelisko

07 August 2019

Stage 5: Wieliczka › Bielsko-Biała

05 August 2019

Stage 3: Chorzów › Zabrze

04 August 2019

Stage 2: Tarnowskie Góry › Katowice

03 August 2019

Stage 1: Kraków › Kraków

28 April 2019

24 April 2019

21 April 2019

13 March 2019 – 19 March 2019

19 March 2019

Stage 7: San Benedetto del Tronto › San Benedetto del Tronto (ITT)

18 March 2019

Stage 6 – Matelica › Jesi

17 March 2019

Stage 5 – Colli al Metauro › Recanati

16 March 2019

Stage 4 – Foligno › Fossombrone

15 March 2019

Stage 3 – Pomarance › Foligno

14 March 2019

Stage 2 – Camaiore › Pomarance

13 March 2019

Stage 1 (TTT) – Lido di Camaiore › Lido di Camaiore

27 January 2019

Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

15 January 2019 – 20 January 2019

Santos Tour Down Under

20 January 2019

Stage 6: McLaren Vale › Willunga Hill

19 January 2019

Stage 5: Glenelg › Strathalbyn

18 January 2019

Stage 4: Unley › Campbelltown

17 January 2019

Stage 3: Lobethal › Uraidla

16 January 2019

Stage 2: Norwood › Angaston

15 January 2019

Stage 1: North Adelaide › Port Adelaide

21 October 2018

13 October 2019

09 October 2018

07 October 2018

Gran Premio Bruno Beghelli

06 October 2018

04 August 2018

Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian

07 July 2018 – 29 July 2018

29 July 2018

Stage 21 – Houilles › Paris

28 July 2018

Stage 20 (ITT) – Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle › Espelette

27 July 2018

Stage 19 – Lourdes › Laruns

26 July 2018

Stage 18 – Trie-sur-Baïse › Pau

25 July 2018

Stage 17 – Bagnères-de-Luchon › Col Du Portet

24 July 2018

Stage 16 – Carcassonne › Bagnères-de-Luchon

22 July 2018

Stage 15 – Millau › Carcassonne

21 July 2018

Stage 14 – Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux › Mende

20 July 2018

Stage 13 – Bourg d’Oisans › Valence

19 July 2018

Stage 12 – Bourg-Saint-Maurice Les Arcs › Alpe d’Huez

18 July 2018

Stage 11 – Albertville › La Rosière Espace San Bernardo

17 July 2018

Stage 10 – Annecy › Le Grand-Bornand

15 July 2018

Stage 9 – Arras Citadelle › Roubaix

14 July 2018

Stage 8 – Dreux › Amiens Métropole

13 July 2018

Stage 7 – Fougères › Chartres

12 July 2018

Stage 6 – Brest › Mûr de Bretagne

11 July 2018

Stage 5 – Lorient › Quimper

10 July 2018

Stage 4 – La Baule › Sarzeau

09 July 2018

Stage 3 (TTT) – Cholet › Cholet

08 July 2018

Stage 2 – Mouilleron-Saint-Germain › La Roche-sur-Yon

07 July 2018

Stage 1 – Noirmoutier-en-l’Île › Fontenay-le-Comte

04 May 2018 – 27 May 2018

Giro d’Italia

27 May 2018

Stage 21 – Roma › Roma

26 May 2018

Stage 20 – Susa › Cervinia

25 May 2018

Stage 19 – Venaria Reale › Bardonecchia (Jafferau)

24 May 2018

Stage 18 – Abbiategrasso › Prato Nevoso

23 May 2018

Stage 17 – Riva del Garda › Iseo

22 May 2018

Stage 16 (ITT) – Trento › Rovereto

20 May 2018

Stage 15 – Tolmezzo › Sappada

19 May 2018

Stage 14 – San Vito al Tagliamento › Monte Zoncolan

18 May 2018

Stage 13 – Ferrara › Nervesa della Battaglia

17 May 2018

Stage 12 – Osimo › Imola

16 May 2018

Stage 11 – Assisi › Osimo

15 May 2018

Stage 10 – Penne › Gualdo Tadino

13 May 2018

Stage 9 – Pesco Sannita › Gran Sasso d’Italia

12 May 2018

Stage 8 – Praia a Mare › Montevergine di Mercogliano

11 May 2018

Stage 7 – Pizzo › Praia a Mare

10 May 2018

Stage 6 – Caltanissetta › Etna

09 May 2018

Stage 5 – Agrigento › Santa Ninfa (Valle del Belice)

08 May 2018

Stage 4 – Catania › Caltagirone

07 May 2018

Stage 3 – Be’er Sheva › Eilat

06 May 2018

Stage 2 – Haifa › Tel Aviv

05 May 2018

Stage 1 (ITT) – Jerusalem › Jerusalem

22 April 2018

Liège – Bastogne – Liège

18 April 2018

15 April 2018

19 March 2018 – 25 March 2018

20 March 2018

Stage 2 – Mataró › Valls

19 March 2018

Stage 1 – Calella › Calella

04 March 2018 – 11 March 2018

Paris – Nice

11 March 2018

Stage 8 – Nice › Nice

10 March 2018

Stage 7 – Nice › Valdeblore La Colmiane

09 March 2018

Stage 6 – Sisteron › Vence

08 March 2018

Stage 5 – Salon-de-Provence › Sisteron

07 March 2018

Stage 4 (ITT) – La Fouillouse › Saint-Étienne

06 March 2018

Stage 3 – Bourges › Châtel-Guyon

05 March 2018

Stage 2 – Orsonville › Vierzon

04 March 2018

Stage 1 – Chatou › Meudon

28 January 2018

16 January 2018 – 21 January 2018

21 January 2018

Stage 6 – Adelaide › Adelaide

20 January 2018

Stage 5 – McLaren Vale › Willunga Hill

19 January 2018

Stage 4 – Norwood › Uraidla

18 January 2018

Stage 3 – Glenelg › Victor Harbor

17 January 2018

Stage 2 – Unley › Stirling

16 January 2018

Stage 1 – Port Adelaide › Lyndoch

01 July 2017 – 23 July 2017

09 July 2017

Stage 9 – Nantua › Chambéry

08 July 2017

Stage 8 – Dole › Station des Rousses

07 July 2017

Stage 7 – Troyes › Nuits-Saint-Georges

06 July 2017

Stage 6 – Vesoul › Troyes

05 July 2017

Stage 5 – Vittel › La Planche des Belles Filles

04 July 2017

Stage 4 – Mondorf-les-Bains › Vittel

03 July 2017

Stage 3 – Verviers › Longwy

02 July 2017

Stage 2 – Düsseldorf › Liège

01 July 2017

Stage 1 (ITT) – Düsseldorf › Düsseldorf

25 June 2017

National Championships – Road Race

21 June 2017

National Championships – ITT

14 May 2017 – 20 May 2017

Amgen Tour of California

20 May 2017

Stage 7 – Mountain High › Pasadena

19 May 2017

Stage 6 (ITT) – Big Bear Lake › Big Bear Lake

18 May 2017

Stage 5 – Ontario › Mt. Baldy

17 May 2017

Stage 4 – Santa Barbara › Santa Clarita

16 May 2017

Stage 3 – Pismo Beach › Morro Bay

15 May 2017

Stage 2 – Modesto › San Jose

14 May 2017

Stage 1 – Sacramento › Sacramento

25 April 2017 – 30 April 2017

30 April 2017

Stage 5 (ITT) – Lausanne › Lausanne

29 April 2017

Stage 4 – Domdidier › Leysin

28 April 2017

Stage 3 – Payerne › Payerne

27 April 2017

Stage 2 – Aigle › Bulle

26 April 2017

Stage 1 – Aigle › Champéry

25 April 2017

Prologue – Aigle › Aigle

19 April 2017

20 March 2017 – 26 March 2017

26 March 2017

Stage 7 – Barcelona › Barcelona

25 March 2017

Stage 6 – Tortosa › Reus

24 March 2017

Stage 5 – Valls › Lo Port (Tortosa)

23 March 2017

Stage 4 – La Seu d’Urgell › Igualada

22 March 2017

Stage 3 – Mataró › La Molina

21 March 2017

Stage 2 (TTT) – Banyoles › Banyoles

20 March 2017

08 March 2017 – 14 March 2017

14 March 2017

Stage 7 (ITT) – San Benedetto del Tronto › San Benedetto del Tronto

13 March 2017

Stage 6 – Ascoli Piceno › Civitanova Marche

12 March 2017

Stage 5 – Rieti › Fermo

11 March 2017

Stage 4 – Montalto di Castro › Terminillo

10 March 2017

Stage 3 – Monterotondo Marittimo › Montalto di Castro

09 March 2017

08 March 2017

23 February 2017 – 26 February 2017

Abu Dhabi Tour

26 February 2017

Stage 4 – Yas Marina › Yas Marina

25 February 2017

Stage 3 – Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium › Jebel Hafeet

24 February 2017

Stage 2 – Al Maryah Island › Big Flag

23 February 2017

Stage 1 – Baynounah Educational Complex › Madinat Zayed

29 January 2017

17 January 2017 – 22 January 2017

22 January 2017

21 January 2017

20 January 2017

Stage 4 – Norwood › Campbelltown

19 January 2017

18 January 2017

Stage 2 – Stirling › Paracombe

17 January 2017

Stage 1 – Unley › Lyndoch

01 October 2016

20 August 2016 – 11 September 2016

Vuelta a España

11 September 2016

Stage 21 – Las Rozas › Madrid

10 September 2016

Stage 20 – Benidorm › Alto de Aitana. Escuadrón Ejército del Aire

09 September 2016

Stage 19 (ITT) – Xàbia › Calp

08 September 2016

Stage 18 – Requena › Gandía

07 September 2016

Stage 17 – Castellón › Llucena. Camins del Penygolosa

05 September 2016

Stage 16 – Alcañiz › Peñíscola

04 September 2016

Stage 15 – Sabiñánigo › Sallent de Gállego. Aramón Formigal

03 September 2016

Stage 14 – Urdax-Dantxarinea › Aubisque

02 September 2016

Stage 13 – Bilbao › Urdax-Dantxarinea

01 September 2016

Stage 12 – Los Corrales de Buelna › Bilbao

31 August 2016

Stage 11 – Colunga. Museo Jurásico › Peña Cabarga

29 August 2016

Stage 10 – Lugones › Lagos de Covadonga

28 August 2016

Stage 9 – Cistierna › Oviedo. Alto del Naranco

27 August 2016

Stage 8 – Villalpando › La Camperona. Valle de Sabero

26 August 2016

Stage 7 – Maceda › Puebla de Sanabria

25 August 2016

Stage 6 – Monforte de Lemos › Luintra. Ribera Sacra

24 August 2016

Stage 5 – Viveiro › Lugo

23 August 2016

Stage 4 – Betanzos › San Andrés de Teixido (Mirador Vixía de Herbeira)

22 August 2016

Stage 3 – Marín › Dumbría. Mirador de Ézaro

21 August 2016

Stage 2 – Ourense › Baiona

20 August 2016

Stage 1 (TTT) – Balneario Laias › Parque Náutico de Castrelo de Miño

10 August 2016 – 13 August 2016

13 August 2016

Stage 4 – Lagnieu › Belley

12 August 2016

Stage 3 – Nantua › Lelex Monts-Jura

11 August 2016

Stage 2 – Saint-Didier-sur-Chalaronne › Montreal-la Cluse

10 August 2016

Stage 1 – Montrevel-en-Bresse › Saint-Vulbas

11 June 2016 – 19 June 2016

12 June 2016

Stage 2 – Baar › Baar

11 June 2016

Stage 1 (ITT) – Baar › Baar

24 April 2016

20 April 2016

14 April 2016

04 April 2016 – 09 April 2016

Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco

09 April 2016

Stage 6 (ITT) – Eibar › Eibar

08 April 2016

Stage 5 – Orio › Arrate (Eibar)

07 April 2016

Stage 4 – Lesaka › Orio

06 April 2016

Stage 3 – Vitoria-Gasteiz › Lesaka

05 April 2016

Stage 2 – Markina-Xemein › Amurrio-Baranbio

04 April 2016

Stage 1 – Etxebarria › Markina-Xemein

21 March 2016 – 27 March 2016

27 March 2016

26 March 2016

Stage 6 – Sant Joan Despi › Vilanova i la Geltru

25 March 2016

Stage 5 – Rialp › Valls

24 March 2016

Stage 4 – Bagà › Port Ainé

23 March 2016

Stage 3 – Girona › La Molina

22 March 2016

Stage 2 – Mataró › Olot

21 March 2016

05 March 2016

17 February 2016 – 21 February 2016

21 February 2016

Stage 5 – Almodôvar › Alto do Malhão

20 February 2016

Stage 4 – S. Brás de Alportel › Tavira

19 February 2016

Stage 3 (ITT) – Sagres › Sagres

18 February 2016

Stage 2 – Lagoa › Alto da Fóia

17 February 2016

Stage 1 – Lagos › Albufeira

04 October 2015

27 September 2015

World Championships – Road Race

20 September 2015

World Championships – TTT

13 September 2015

Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal

11 September 2015

Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec

02 August 2015 – 08 August 2015

04 August 2015

Stage 3 – Zawiercie › Katowice

03 August 2015

Stage 2 – Czestochowa › Dabrowa Górnicza

02 August 2015

Stage 1 – Warszawa › Warszawa

04 July 2015 – 26 July 2015

26 July 2015

Stage 21 – Sèvres › Paris

25 July 2015

Stage 20 – Modane › l’Alpe d’Huez

24 July 2015

Stage 19 – St-Jean-de-Maurienne › La Toussuire – Les Sybelles

23 July 2015

Stage 18 – Gap › St-Jean-de-Maurienne

22 July 2015

Stage 17 – Digne-Les-Bains › Pra-Loup

20 July 2015

Stage 16 – Bourg-de-Péage › Gap

19 July 2015

Stage 15 – Mende › Valence

18 July 2015

Stage 14 – Rodez › Mende

17 July 2015

Stage 13 – Muret › Rodez

16 July 2015

Stage 12 – Lannemezan › Plateau de Beille

15 July 2015

Stage 11 – Pau › Cauterets

14 July 2015

Stage 10 – Tarbes › La Pierre-Saint-Martin

12 July 2015

Stage 9 (TTT) – Vannes › Plumelec

11 July 2015

Stage 8 – Rennes › Mûr-de-bretagne

10 July 2015

Stage 7 – Livarot › Fougères

09 July 2015

Stage 6 – Abbeville › Le Havre

08 July 2015

Stage 5 – Arras › Amiens

07 July 2015

Stage 4 – Seraing › Cambrai

06 July 2015

Stage 3 – Antwerpen › Huy

05 July 2015

Stage 2 – Utrecht › Neeltje Jans

04 July 2015

Stage 1 (ITT) – Utrecht › Utrecht

13 June 2015 – 21 June 2015

21 June 2015

Stage 9 (ITT) – Bern › Bern

20 June 2015

Stage 8 – Bern › Bern

19 June 2015

Stage 7 – Biel/Bienne › Düdingen

18 June 2015

Stage 6 – Wil › Biel/Bienne

17 June 2015

Stage 5 – Unterterzen/Flumserberg › Sölden/Rettenbachgletscher

16 June 2015

Stage 4 – Flims › Schwarzenbach

15 June 2015

Stage 3 – Quinto › Olivone

14 June 2015

Stage 2 – Risch-Rotkreuz › Risch-Rotkreuz

13 June 2015

Prologue – Risch-Rotkreuz › Risch-Rotkreuz

10 May 2015 – 17 May 2015

17 May 2015

Stage 8 – Los Angeles › Los Angeles

16 May 2015

Stage 7 – Ontario › Mt. Baldy

15 May 2015

14 May 2015

Stage 5 – Santa Barbara › Santa Clarita

13 May 2015

Stage 4 – Pismo Beach › Avila Beach

12 May 2015

Stage 3 – San Jose › San Jose

11 May 2015

Stage 2 – Nevada City › Lodi

10 May 2015

28 April 2015 – 03 May 2015

03 May 2015

Stage 6 (ITT) – Lausanne › Lausanne

02 May 2015

Stage 5 – Fribourg › Champex-Lac

01 May 2015

Stage 4 – La Neuveville › Fribourg

30 April 2015

Stage 3 – Moutier › Porrentruy

29 April 2015

Stage 2 – Apples › Saint-Imier

28 April 2015

Stage 1 (TTT) – Vallée de Joux › Juraparc

22 April 2015

18 February 2015 – 22 February 2015

20 February 2015

Stage 3 (ITT) – Vila do Bispo › Cabo de São Vicente

19 February 2015

Stage 2 – Lagoa › Monchique

18 February 2015

23 August 2014 – 14 September 2014

11 September 2014

Stage 18 – A Estrada › Monte Castrove en Meis

10 September 2014

Stage 17 – Ortigueira › A Coruña

08 September 2014

Stage 16 – San Martín del Rey Aurelio › Lagos de Somiedo (La Farrapona)

07 September 2014

Stage 15 – Oviedo › Lagos de Covadonga

06 September 2014

Stage 14 – Santander › La Camperona

05 September 2014

Stage 13 – Belorado › Obregón (Parque de Cabárceno)

04 September 2014

Stage 12 – Logroño › Logroño

03 September 2014

Stage 11 – Pamplona › Santuario de San Miguel de Aralar

02 September 2014

Stage 10 (ITT) – Real Monasterio de Santa María de Veruela › Borja

31 August 2014

Stage 9 – Carboneras de Guadazaón › Aramón Valdelinares

30 August 2014

Stage 8 – Baeza › Albacete

29 August 2014

Stage 7 – Alhendín › Alcaudete

28 August 2014

Stage 6 – Benalmádena › La Zubia (Cumbres Verdes)

27 August 2014

Stage 5 – Priego de Córdoba › Ronda

26 August 2014

Stage 4 – Mairena del Alcor (Sevilla) › Córdoba

25 August 2014

Stage 3 – Cádiz › Arcos de la Frontera

24 August 2014

Stage 2 – Algeciras › San Fernando

23 August 2014

Stage 1 (TTT) – Jerez de la Frontera › Jerez de la Frontera

03 August 2014 – 09 August 2014

09 August 2014

Stage 7 (ITT) – Kraków › Kraków

08 August 2014

Stage 6 – BUKOVINA Terma Hotel Spa › Bukowina Tatrzańska

07 August 2014

Stage 5 – Zakopane › Strbske Pleso (Svk)

06 August 2014

Stage 4 – Tarnów Gemini Park › Katowice

05 August 2014

Stage 3 – Kielce › Rzeszów

04 August 2014

Stage 2 – Toruń › Warszawa

03 August 2014

Stage 1 – Gdańsk › Bydgoszcz

29 June 2014

07 April 2014 – 12 April 2014

11 April 2014

Stage 5 – Eibar › Markina-Xemein

10 April 2014

Stage 4 – Vitoria-Gasteiz › Eibar (Arrate)

09 April 2014

Stage 3 – Urdazubi › Vitoria-Gasteiz

08 April 2014

Stage 2 – Ordizia › Dantxarinea (Urdazabi)

07 April 2014

Stage 1 – Ordizia › Ordizia

12 March 2014 – 18 March 2014

15 March 2014

Stage 4 – Indicatore (Arezzo) › Cittareale (Selva Rotonda)

14 March 2014

Stage 3 – Cascina › Arezzo

13 March 2014

Stage 2 – San Vincenzo › Cascina

12 March 2014

Stage 1 (TTT) – Donoratico › San Vincenzo

18 February 2014 – 23 February 2014

Tour of Oman

23 February 2014

Stage 6 – As Sifah › Matrah Corniche

22 February 2014

Stage 5 – BidBid › Jabal Al Akhdhar (Green Mountain)

21 February 2014

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Jumbo-Visma win opening team time trial of La Vuelta 22 as Robert Gesink takes leader's red jersey in Utrecht

The Dutch veteran Gesink led his Jumbo-Visma teammates home across the line during the Spanish Grand Tour's first-stage team time trial to take the race lead on home soil in the Netherlands. The race returns to Spain on Tuesday.

Dutchman Robert Gesink is the first leader of the 2022 road cycling season's third and final men's Grand Tour, the 2022 Vuelta a España , after his Jumbo-Visma team won the race's opening team time trial.

The race's 22 teams completed a 23.3-kilometre (14.5-mile) lap around Utrecht as part of a three-stage Grand Depart for the Spanish race in the Netherlands, with the home team – and rider – giving the Dutch fans a result to cheer.

Jumbo-Visma finished the first stage in 24 minutes 40 seconds, 13 seconds faster than second-placed team Ineos Grenadiers , giving three-time defending champion Primoz Roglic – who was second over the line behind Gesink – a small lead over Richard Carapaz .

As Gesink was the first man across the line from his team, he picks up the leader's red jersey ahead of Saturday's second stage, a 175.1km (108.8mi) trek from 's-Hertogenbosch back to Utrecht.

The race will reach Spanish soil on Tuesday, with a race from Vitoria-Gasteiz to Laguardia on Stage 4.

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Vuelta a España 2022 results: Stage 1 - Utrecht to Utrecht (team time trial), 23.3km - Friday 19 August

• Jumbo-Visma, 24:40
• Ineos Grenadiers, +0:13 to leader
• Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team, +0:14
• Team BikeExchange-Jayco, +0:31
• UAE Team Emirates, +0:33

Vuelta a España 2022: General classification standings after Stage 1 - Friday 19 August

• Robert Gesink (NED / Jumbo-Visma), 24:40
• Primoz Roglic (SLO / Jumbo-Visma), same time
• Chris Harper (AUS / Jumbo-Visma), same time
• Sepp Kuss (USA / Jumbo-Visma), same time
• Rohan Dennis (AUS / Jumbo-Visma), same time

Stage-by-stage winners of the 2022 Vuelta a España

• Stage 1: 19 August, Utrecht to Utrecht (team time trial, 23.3km) – Won by Jumbo-Visma , Robert Gesink takes overall leader's red jersey
• Stage 2: 20 August, 's-Hertogenbosch to Utrecht (175.1km)
• Stage 3: 21 August, Breda to Breda (193.5km)
• Rest Day 1: 22 August (transfer day)
• Stage 4: 23 August, Vitoria-Gasteiz to Laguardia (152.5km)
• Stage 5: 24 August, Irún to Bilbao (187.2km)
• Stage 6: 25 August, Bilbao to Ascensión al Pico Jano, San Miguel de Aguayo (181.2km)
• Stage 7: 26 August, Camargo to Cistierna (190km)
• Stage 8: 27 August, La Pola Llaviana/Pola de Laviana to Colláu Fancuaya, Yernes y Tameza (153.4km)
• Stage 9: 28 August, Villaviciosa to Les Praeres, Nava (171.4km)
• Rest Day 2: 29 August
• Stage 10: 30 August, Elche to Alicante (time trial, 30.9km)
• Stage 11: 31 August, ElPozo Alimentación, Alhama de Murcia to Cabo de Gata (191.2km)
• Stage 12: 1 September, Salobreña to Peñas Blancas, Estepona (192.7km)
• Stage 13: 2 September, Ronda to Montilla (168.4km)
• Stage 14: 3 September, Montoro to Sierra de la Pandera (160.3km)
• Stage 15: 4 September, Martos to Sierra Nevada, Alto Hoya de la Mora, Monachil (152.6km)
• Rest Day 3: 5 September
• Stage 16: 6 September, Sanlúcar de Barrameda to Tomares (189.4km)
• Stage 17: 7 September, Aracena to Monasterio de Tentudía (162.3km)
• Stage 18: 8 September, Trujillo to Alto de Piornal (192km)
• Stage 19: 9 September, Talavera de la Reina to Talavera de la Reina (138.3km)
• Stage 20: 10 September, Moralzarzal to Puerto de Navacerrada (181km)
• Stage 21: 11 September, Las Rozas to Madrid, Paisaje de la Luz (96.7km)

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Vuelta a España: Robert Gesink in red as Jumbo-Visma triumph in team time trial

• Veteran Dutch rider takes overall lead after opening stage
• Jumbo-Visma finish 13 seconds clear of Ineos in Utrecht

Dutchman Robert Gesink will get to wear the leader’s red jersey in his ninth appearance in the Grand Tour race after his Jumbo-Visma team won the opening team time trial in the Netherlands on Friday.

Jumbo-Visma, competing on home soil as the Netherlands finally got to open the Vuelta after not being able to host it in previous years because of the Covid-19 pandemic, finished 13 seconds ahead of team Ineos Grenadiers and 14 seconds in front of Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl.

Teammate Primoz Roglic also got off to a good start, in his quest to win an unprecedented fourth straight Spanish Vuelta title.

“He’s the one that deserves it the most, it’s a pleasure racing for so many years with him,” Roglic said. “I started with him in the team, he taught me a lot and it’s nice to win as the home team with a home rider.”

It had been doubtful whether Roglic would be able to defend his Vuelta title after he was injured at the Tour de France, which affected his preparations. “My condition is good enough to win today,” Roglic said. “I’m super happy about it. It was a pleasure today, the guys did a really great job. Twenty days more to come.”

The Spanish Vuelta remains the only Grand Tour event won by Roglic, who has finished second at the Tour de France and third at the Giro d’Italia. He will be trying to join Spaniard Roberto Heras (2000, 2003-05) as the only rider to win four Vuelta titles. Tony Rominger and Alberto Contador are the only other riders with three Vuelta titles.

Pidcock storms to European mountain bike gold

The Olympic champion Tom Pidcock won gold in the mountain bike cross-country event at the European Championships in Munich, producing a dominant performance to win by 11 seconds.

"It was a pretty hard race," Pidcock, who won his first Tour de France stage last month, said afterwards. "I kind of made it hard for myself because on this course with that speed, riding out front by myself makes it all that much harder.

"I crashed on the first corner - at least it was dry," the 23-year-old added. "Thankfully it wasn't too bad and I managed to get back to the front. There's still a couple of world championships to go [this year] so I'm not finished yet."

The second and third stages will also take place in the Netherlands. The three-week race will feature eight flat stages – two of them with high-altitude finishes – as well as four hilly stages, seven mountain stages and two time trials. Riders will get three rest days.

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La Vuelta Stage 1 highlights - Jumbo-Visma storm to the team time trial victory ahead of Ineos Grenadiers in a rainy day of entertaining racing in Utrecht. Robert Gesink was afforded the luxury of taking the win for his team in a nice gesture. Stream La Vuelta live and on-demand on discovery+. You can also watch all the action live on eurosport.co.uk.

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Robert Gesink reed al tien keer de Tour de France, maar er bestaat een reële kans dat hij er komend jaar niet bij is. De 35-jarige staat niet bij de eerste zes namen die al zeker zijn van een plekje in de Tourploeg van Jumbo-Visma. “Dat was wel even een pittig moment”, vertelt Gesink nu aan de NOS over hoe het nieuws van zijn niet-selectie bij hem binnenkwam.

“Zeker na wat er net was gebeurd”, vervolgt hij, verwijzend naar de sleutelbeenbreuk die hij opliep in de afgelopen Ronde van Frankrijk, de twee extra operaties die daar vanwege bacteriële infecties bij kwamen kijken en de coronabesmetting die hij onlangs opliep. “De batterij was nog aan het opladen van de tegenslag en toen kwam dat er nog overheen.”

“Uiteindelijk, als je aan het einde van het jaar de balans opmaakt, is er één koers die er met kop en schouders bovenuit steekt. Het zou akelig zijn als mijn laatste moment in de Tour geweest zou zijn, dat ik op dag drie in een brancard naar huis ga”, benadrukt Gesink nogmaals zijn teleurstelling. “Maar we hebben natuurlijk een hele sterke ploeg, die op alle fronten wederom versterkt is. Dan wordt voor elk plekje zwaarder gevochten”, klinkt het echter ook realistisch.

Gevraagd naar de mogelijkheid dat hij alsnog een van de laatste twee plekjes in kan nemen, antwoordt Gesink twijfelend. “Op zich… Je weet nooit hoe een koe een haas vangt, zeker niet in de wielersport. Maar je moet natuurlijk ook realistisch zijn. Laten we zo zeggen: het zekerheidje is de Vuelta dit seizoen”, aldus de in Andorra woonachtige coureur.

Gesink begint zijn seizoen in de Ronde van Algarve. Na de Portugese meerdaagse volgen de Drome Classic en verscheidene rondes: de Ronde van Catalonië, de Ronde van het Baskenland, de Ronde van Romandië en de Ronde van Zwitserland. In het najaar rijdt hij dus nog de Vuelta.

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Gesink: I hope Primoz Roglic succeeds in winning 'one big prize', the Tour de France

Veteran climber says 'It's going to be an interesting summer' going up against former teammate

Jumbo-Visma 's veteran climber Robert Gesink has said that "cycling fans will be the biggest winners" of Primož Roglič 's move from the Dutch squad to Bora-Hansgrohe this winter.

The Dutchman, who played a key role in assisting Roglič to his three Vuelta a España wins from 2019 to 2021, called the transfer a "logical" move for his former teammate, who makes the switch after eight years at Jumbo-Visma.

Speaking to the Dutch magazine Ride , Gesink indicated that he harboured no ill will towards Roglič over the Slovenian's departure, even going as far as to say that he hopes the 34-year-old succeeds in his quest to win the Tour de France .

"Roglič's departure to Bora-Hansgrohe is no real surprise to me," Gesink told Ride , via an excerpt published in WielerFlits . "Primož has won almost everything in stage racing in his career, except the one big prize, the Tour de France.

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"With his drive, it's actually logical that he would want to do everything he could for another two years to get that top prize. If I let the cycling enthusiast in me speak, I actually hope he succeeds in that endeavour. What a wonderful story it would be if, after all these years with so many big wins, he now adds that missing yellow jersey to his palmarès."

Along with wins at the Vuelta and Giro d'Italia, the latter coming this season, Roglič has racked up WorldTour stage race wins over the years, with 10 wins including Paris-Nice , the Tour de Romandie, and the Critérium du Dauphiné filling the honour roll.

He leaves behind Jumbo-Visma having delivered 74 wins for the Dutch team since turning pro with them in 2016. Now, the team – known as Visma-Lease a Bike from next season – will look to double Tour champion Jonas Vingegaard and Vuelta winner Sepp Kuss to lead the fight against Roglič as well as Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-QuickStep) and Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates).

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"Primož is one of the four riders who are a certainty for success or top placings in the stage races," Gesink said. "Our team would have liked to keep two of those riders, which is why they were also excited about the possible arrival of Remco Evenepoel in a merger with Soudal-QuickStep. That didn't work out.

"And yes, we still have a strong block of riders who are well-attuned to each other. We've already proven that the team can win a grand tour without Primož – at the Tour last season."

Gesink went on to say that battling against teammate-turned-rival Roglič will require the team to change tack next July, especially given the fact he'll enjoy the backing of a strong squad including the likes of Aleksandr Vlasov, Dani Martínez, Jai Hindley , and Emanuel Buchmann going forward.

But the 37-year-old, who is set to call time on a 16-year pro career next winter, said that he's confident that his team will be more than up to the challenge.

"To compete against Primož will require a different dynamic. He also has a strong block around him at Bora-Hansgrohe ," he said. "There's no other rider who knows what he wants and can use his experience so well.

"However, I'm also convinced that our team will continue to rely on its own strength, and we won't adjust our course to an opponent – even if it is Primož. It's going to be an interesting summer. The neutral cycling fans will be the biggest winners of Roglič's transfer."

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Dani Ostanek is Senior News Writer at Cyclingnews, having joined in 2017 as a freelance contributor and later being hired full-time. Prior to joining the team, they had written for numerous major publications in the cycling world, including CyclingWeekly and Rouleur.

Dani has reported from the world's top races, including the Tour de France, World Championships, and the spring Classics. They have interviewed many of the sport's biggest stars, including Mathieu van der Poel, Remco Evenepoel, Demi Vollering, and Anna van der Breggen.

As well as original reporting, news and feature writing, and production work, Dani also oversees How to Watch guides and works on The Leadout newsletter throughout the season. Their favourite races are Strade Bianche and Paris-Roubaix and their favourite published article is from the 2024 edition of the latter: 'Unless I'm in an ambulance, I'm finishing this race' – Cyrus Monk, the last man home at Paris-Roubaix

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