Dubai Tour

The Dubai Tour and the Abu Dhabi Tour will merge to form a single seven-stage WorldTour race through the UAE next season.

Magnus Cort Nielsen is happy to be racing well early in 2018 after a training crash left him with a broken collarbone just two months ago.

Elia Viviani (Quick-Step Floors) sprinted to victory on the final stage of the 2018 Dubai Tour on Saturday and also took the overall title.

Elia Viviani took his second victory of the race and sealed the overall victory on Saturday, as a late crash marred the sprint.

The peloton faces Dubai Tour's one notable climb, Hatta Dam, and Brandon McNulty nearly holds off the peloton to win.

Young Brandon McNulty makes an impression with an all-day breakaway that nearly wins stage 4 at Dubai Tour.

Sonny Colbrelli rides his 53-tooth big ring up the finish climb to Hatta Dam and wins stage 4 at Dubai Tour.

Mark Cavendish earns his first win in nearly a year after fine-tuning his sprint tactics to overcome faster rivals and stronger teams.

After a one-year drought punctuated by injury in the Tour de France, Mark Cavendish sprints to a victory in stage 3 at Dubai Tour.

Mark Cavendish won the third stage at the Dubai Tour and now sits second overall at 4 seconds behind new leader Elia Viviani.

Elia Viviani sprints to victory in Dubai Tour stage 2 on his 29th birthday, his second victory of 2018 with Quick-Step.

Elia Viviani won the second stage of the race, while Dylan Groenewegen maintained his overall lead.

Dylan Groenewegen gets left out of conversations about sprint stars, but he keeps proving himself with wins against the best.

Marcel Kittel is the defending champ at Dubai Tour, but his top priority this February is getting acquainted with his new teammates.

The LottoNL-Jumbo edged Magnus Cort Nielsen and Elia Viviani in a finish-line sprint.

After five successful years hosting the Dubai Tour, United Arab Emirates hopes to attract the Giro d'Italia for its big start.

Caley Fretz scopes out new tech with Global Cycling Network in the pits of the Dubai Tour.

German sprinter Marcel Kittel packed a punch of his own with a stage 5 win to claim his second straight Dubai Tour title.

Defending champion Marcel Kittel (Quick-Step Floors) won the Dubai Tour after clinching the final stage on Saturday.