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The 22 pages that link to Road bicycle racing, each with the reason it gives.

• Tour de FranceNarrower topic: The Tour is road cycling's best-known three-week stage race.

• Track cyclingCompared with: Unlike track races, road events use open routes and bicycles equipped for changing terrain.

• Mountain bikingCompared with: Road cycling shares the bicycle but contrasts with mountain biking's rough surfaces and obstacle-focused handling.

• Individual time trialNarrower topic: Individual time trials are a road-racing discipline with a distinct start and ranking format.

• Time trialNarrower topic: Time trials are a road-racing format with separated starts instead of a mass start.

• CyclingBroader topic: It is cycling’s most prominent form of long-distance mass-start competition.

• Union Cycliste InternationaleRelated: The UCI governs international road-racing calendars and sets their competition rules.

• Bicycle racingBroader topic: Road races range from one-day classics to multi-stage tours.

• Eddy MerckxNarrower topic: Merckx’s career spanned stage races, one-day races, and time trials within this sport.

• Race tacticsBroader topic: Pelotons, climbs, and team roles make tactical choices especially visible.

• Gravel cyclingCompared with: Gravel cycling shares road-bike handling and endurance traditions but leaves pavement for rougher surfaces.

• Bernard HinaultNarrower topic: Hinault’s career ranged from three-week stage races to demanding single-day road classics.

• Fausto CoppiNarrower topic: Coppi’s career unfolded across both one-day races and long stage races.

• Jacques AnquetilNarrower topic: Anquetil’s career spanned the major forms of professional road racing.

• Alfredo BindaNarrower topic: Binda’s career spanned road-racing formats, from grand tours to one-day championships.

• Bradley WigginsNarrower topic: His Tour de France victory came in road racing, distinct from his track beginnings.

• Cyclo-crossCompared with: Cyclo-cross borrows drop-bar bicycles but replaces long paved routes with short, technical circuits.

• Chris FroomeNarrower topic: Froome’s career belongs to the road-racing discipline.

• Mountain bike racingCompared with: Its smooth surfaces and pack tactics contrast with mountain racing’s rough trails and technical obstacles.

• Cycle sportBroader topic: Its mass-start and stage formats form the most familiar branch of cycle sport.

• Leontien van MoorselNarrower topic: This broad discipline includes the road races and time trials in her Olympic program.

• Lucien Petit-BretonNarrower topic: His career unfolded within the sport’s early professional road-racing culture.