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Our review of the 2021 men\\u2019s road racing season continues with a deep look at the three grand tours.

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Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe weigh up the era of the galacticos in a year when the three outstanding stage racers \\u2013 Egan Bernal, Tadej Poga\\u010dar and Primo\\u017e Rogli\\u010d \\u2013 each won a grand tour.

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Transport yourself back to Italy, France and Spain with our greatest hits compilations, a selection of audio highlights from our travels this year, before we discuss each of the races in turn.

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We look back at the best days of racing, ask whether the Vuelta really is overtaking the Giro as the \\u2019second\\u2019 grand tour, revisit Mark Cavendish\\u2019s record-equalling stage wins at the Tour and ask which of Bernal and Roglic is best placed to challenge Poga\\u010dar next season.

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We hear from Joe Dombrowski, Pavel Sivakov and Jonathan Vaughters on the Pog-nomenon and ask what threats there are to his dominance. And we speak to Toms Skuji\\u0146\\u0161 about arguably the best day\\u2019s racing from the grand tours \\u2013 or at least the day which provided the least expected thrills.

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The Giro d\\u2019Italia \\u2013 12 minutes 28 seconds

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The Tour de France \\u2013 37 minutes 49 seconds

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Vuelta a Espa\\xf1a \\u2013 1 hour 36 minutes 27 seconds

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