Paris-Nice is a race that has it all. Explosive mountain stages loom at the end of a string of technical, twisty classics-style races. While dubbed The Race To The Sun, there is often a rainy and cold mix of springtime weather thrown in to enhance the drama.

Heading towards the Vuelta a España, Primoz Roglic, Egan Bernal, and Richard Carapaz stand above everyone as favorites, but who could surprise the top stars in the 2021 edition?

Andreas Kron was awarded the sixth stage of the Tour de Suisse on Friday after Rui Costa was penalized for swerving across the road in the final sprint.

Alpecin-Fenix's Mathieu Van Der Poel said it was a "super fun day" after he claimed second stage of the Tour de Suisse onMonday as Stefan Küng held onto the overall lead.

The Tour de Suisse, June 6 to 13, will be the last opportunity for the classification stars to shine ahead of the Tour de France. So who are the favorites for the eight-day Swiss race, the cyclists we could see fighting also for the Tour victory a month later?

The 2021 Tour de Suisse, June 6 to 13, will reveal quite a lot about those riders who could shine big in future stage races including the Tour de France the following month.

Belgian Wout Van Aert pipped Britain's Tom Pidcock to the Amstel Gold Race classic on Sunday after a thrilling photo-finish in the Netherlands.

Primoz Roglic mirrored his 2020 Tour de France last-gasp nightmare with another collapse to lose Paris-Nice to Germany's Max Schachmann on Sunday.

Primoz Roglic powered ahead of the peloton to win stage four of Paris-Nice on Wednesday and take the overall lead in the eight-day race, while Giro d'Italia winner Tao Geoghegan Hart was forced out after hitting his head in a fall.

Dutch cyclist Wilco Kelderman appears to be the worst hit after seven cyclists from the German Bora - Hansgrohe team were knocked down by a motorist during a training ride.

Primoz Roglic extended his lead in the Tour de France on Friday as Daniel Martinez scored a first stage win for US team Education First by triumphing in a titanic mountain battle.

The FloBikes 2020 Tour de France broadcast and content plans for this year’s race includes a comprehensive offering that will feature on-location reporting from expert cycling reporters, on-camera commentary and analysis from some of Canada’s most respected cyclist champions, dedicated cycling broadcast shows hosted by FloBikes editors featuring special guests, a concurrent French-language broadcast, live in-app watch parties hosted by prominent cycling journalists and athletes, and a brand new exclusive fantasy league that will be available in both Canada and the United States. 

Here are 21 of the biggest names competing in the virtual Tour de Suisse–the Digital Swiss 5–beginning on April 22 and ending on April 26.