Nibali wins Tirreno-Adriatico; Cancellara claims ITT
Fabian Cancellara claimed the seventh and final stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico as Vincenzo Nibali caused a surprise by winning the General Classification.
Winner of Stage 1 - Anthony Giacoppo
Winner of Stage 2 - Kam-Po WONG
Winner of Stage 3 - Anthony Giacoppo
Winner of Stage 4 - Jonathan CANTWELL
Winner of Stage 5 - Roberto FERRARI
Winner of Stage 6 - Victor NINO CORREDOR
Winner of Stage 7 - Jonathan CANTWELL
Andrea Palini (Idea) hung on for a breakaway victory in the opening stage of the Coppi e Bartali after the 140.8km trek from Misano Adriatico to Riccione.
Janez Brajkovic with victory in the stage 3 of the Volta a Catalunya.
A perfectly timed late attack from Samuel Sanchez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) saw him win the sixth stage of the Volta a Catalunya in Badalona.
Evans takes lead of Criterium International
The Tour de France winner won the second stage of the day - a 6.5km time trial in Porto-Vecchio – by just 0.3 seconds from Team Sky's Michael Rogers after Florian Vachon (Bretagne-Schuller) had won the opening stage in a sprint finish.
Jan Barta (Team NetApp) won the fifth and final stage ITT at the Coppi e Bartali to win the overall event.
Michael Albasini won the Volta a Catalunya by a minute and a half after both he and Samuel Sanchez finished in the main group in Barcelona.
The seventh and final stage and there was no change to the podium places in the GC as France’s Julien Simon of Saur Sojasun won a bunch sprint from Francesco Gavazzi (Astana) and Damiano Cunego (Lampre ISD) respectively.
Cadel Evans returned to French racing in style with overall victory at the Criterium International in Corsica.
Final stage winner Pierrick Fedrigo won the four-man sprint finish.
Belgium's Tom Boonen won his second World Tour race on home soil in three days as he claimed Gent-Wevelgem in a sprint finish.