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  "textContent": "The Tour de France 2026 begins with one of the most unusual opening stages in modern Tour history: a team time-trial through Barcelona, finishing on Montjuïc. It is only 19.6km on the official stage page, or 19.7km in the Grand Départ description, but it could immediately put gaps between the main general classification favourites before […]\n\nThe post Tour de France 2026 team time trial explained appeared first on ProCyclingUK.",
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