Tapah > Genting Highlands 125km Day 4 went the way of the breakaway with Petr Rikunov continuing his excellent season. Stage 5 is another mountaintop finish, but this time it’s a much harder.

Meru Raya > Cameron Highlands 142km Another win for Matteo Malucelli, again, pushed all the way by Riley Pickrell. Day 4 and the race heads to a well-known climb, the Cameron Highlands.

Sungai Petani > Kuala Kangsar 191km Lennert Jasch took an excellent win earlier today, he now sits in the race lead and is the big favourite to take it all the way. Day 3 and it’s another one for the sprinters.

Taiping > Gunung Jerai 146km Malucelli took the win in the opening stage, but Pickrell pushed him all the way. Day 2 and the race heads to the mountains, it’s the first time this finish has been included in the race. 

Shah Alam > Kampar 194km The opening stage of the race, one that should end in a sprint. The race is 8 stages long, there’s 5 for the sprinters and 3 for the climbers.

Samobor > Zagreb 159km The race ends with a sprint stage in Zagreb. There are three bonus sprints throughout the day, so the GC isn’t over yet, but it’s very unlikely Tiberi will be able to take 4 seconds.

Brossard > Montréal 273km No Pogačar is obviously the big news, the man who’s dominated the last two editions of the race. This gives an opportunity to Evenepoel and Van der Poel to win their second rainbow jersey, but the door is also open for a brand-new name to be added to the glittering list of previous winners. You’ll know the route very well, either from GP Montréal or the races held over the last couple of days. The key question dominating my thoughts for the last few days is whether or not it’s too hard for Van der Poel.

Karlovac > Sveta Nedelja 164km Today was a weird one in the CRO race, I can’t remember the last time I watched a Queen stage where none of the GC riders attacked. This played into the hands of Tobias Svarre, he’s now got a great chance of holding onto his lead. Sunday is pan flat, if there’s going to be any changes in GC, it has to happen in this stage.

Brossard > Montréal 181km How hard is the race going to be? That’s the question I’ve been wrestling with. Yes, at 181km it’s a long race for the women’s peloton, but with only 8 ascents of the main climb, will it be selective?

Montréal > Montréal 175km Just like the women’s under 23 race, the under 23 men also just do laps of the circuit and not the flat section in the elite race. This time it’s 13 laps in what’s sure to be a hugely demanding day.