Stage 1: Dukhan → Sealine Beach, 136 km Full Results and Report
|  FDJ model their new kit during the Teams presentation prior to Stage 1 | 
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|  Slow start for some | 
|  Bradley Wiggins opening his 2015 road season |  Feed zone | 
|  Lonely, ill-fated break |  Qatar landscape |  Break is down to 3:05 | 
|  It's getting late |  Jose ROJAS (MOVISTAR) wins Stage 1 ahead of 2nd Tom BOONEN, (ETIXX - QUICK STEP), 3rd Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ) and 4th Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO) |  Stage 1 winner, Jose ROJAS (MOVISTAR) |  And first race leader |
Stage 2: Al Wakra → Al Khor Corniche, 195 km Full Results and Report
|  Stage 2 morning reflections for Lampre's Mattia CATTANEO |  Stage 2 morning sign in |  Jersey leaders prior to Stage 2 |  Tom Boonen is ready to go. He's always loved this race and has won the GC more than anyone |  Twisty rollout |  Sandstorms split the peloton and left the morning race leader, Jose ROJAS (MOVISTAR), in the dust | 
|  Early break |  Mavic support |  Tough stage to control for the leading team |  The remnants of the peloton chasing |  Trying to bridge up |  The successful 15 man break |  Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA) wins the Stage 2 bunch sprint ahead of 2nd Andrea GUARDINI (ASTANA), 3rd Greg VAN AVERMAET, (BMC RACING), 4th Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO), 5th Tom BOONEN (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) |  Tom Boonen post-race assessing the damage the winds played on the GC and his hair |  Your stage 2 winner, Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA) |  Just a one second lead over Tom Boonen for the new race leader |
Stage 3: Lusail, 10.9 km Full Results and Report
|  Bradley Wiggins warming up prior to the stage 3 10.9 km ITT in Lusail, same as last year... with no special TT equipment |  Dominique ROLLIN passing two lone spectators in the desert |  For those that don't like fighting to beat the Tour de France crowds then this is your race |  1st Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) 10.9 km in 14:03 |  2nd Fabian CANCELLARA (TREK FACTORY RACING) + 8s |  3rd Bradley WIGGINS (SKY) + 9s |  4th Maciej BODNAR (TINKOFF - SAXO) in the same time as Bradley Wiggins +9s |  5th Ian STANNARD (SKY) + 10s |  Lars BOOM (ASTANA) down the ramp for 14th + 30s |  15th Luke ROWE (SKY) + 31s |  Top Canadian was Svein TUFT (ORICA GreenEDGE) 24th + 42s |  This morning's race leader Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA) 26th + 44s, not good enough to retain the race lead |  30th Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO) +46s |  Disappointing TT for Tom BOONEN (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) 33rd + 49s |  Your Stage 3 ITT winner, Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) |  And new race leader by 11s |
Stage 4: Al Thakhira → Mesaieed, 166 km Full Results and Report
|  Fabian CANCELLARA (TREK) signing in for Stage 4 |  Jersey leaders at the start line in Al Thakhira |  Roll out from Al Thakhira - Mesaieed. The race started one hour early due to a very strong headwind. |  Tom BOONEN's efforts for another GC win at this race were dashed yesterday due to a poor TT performance. However, his teammate is in the race lead |  Tom BOONEN following Bradley WIGGINS |  Race leader Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) |  Arnaud DEMARE and Philippe GILBERT hungering down behind wheels in the strong head |  Etixx Quickstep controlling the pace of the peloton |  Echelon in the strong winds |  Gruzdev (AST) and Salomein (TSV) at the front of the three man break |  Ill-fated break with 3’40’’ advantage |  Race leader Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) |  After the break was caught, a group of 15 riders got a gap to the line |  Stage 2 winner Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA) collects another sprint win ahead of 2nd Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO), 3rd Nikias ARNDT (GIANT - ALPECIN), 4th Adam BLYTHE (ORICA GreenEDGE) |  Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) missed making the final group of 15 riders and lost 5s of his lead which was whittled down to 6s |
Stage 5: Al Zubara Fort → Madinat ash-Shamal, 153 km Full Results and Report
|  Photo-op with two stage winner, Alessander KRISTOFF in front of Fort Al Zubarah prior to Stage 5. We'll see him again later. |  Bradley WIGGINS taking part in a pre-race selfie |  KRISTOFF and ROWE |  Marcel KITTEL and Eddy MERCKX. Kittel hasn't made it into any bunch sprints yet. |  Self start for Stage 5 |  ETIXX-QUICK STEP and race leader Nikki TERPSTRA on course with another windy day to contend with |  Roger KLUGE was part of the break before running into some troubles |  Under the Qatar sun | 
|  TERPSTRA and BOONEN |  Break |  Passing by the Al Zubarah fort again |  Break |  Tinkoff Saxo led by Nikolay TRUSOV and Movistar bringing the race back together for another bunch sprint | 
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|  Alexander KRISTOFF, (KATUSHA) beats Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO) again, this time in a photo finish ahead of 3rd Nikias ARNDT, (GIANT - ALPECIN), 4th Tom BOONEN (ETIXX - QUICK STEP), 5th Adam BLYTHE (ORICA GreenEDGE) |  The photo finish. Less than half a wheel was the winning margin |  Your Stage 5 winner, Alexander KRISTOFF (Katusha) with his third win this week which moves him back up to 3rd overall + 11s |  Niki TERPSTRA is still in the race lead |  Peter SAGAN has been runner-up to KRISTOFF twice this week, but hits the podium nonetheless as best young rider |
Stage 6: Sealine Beach Resort → Doha Corniche, 125 km Full Results and Report
|  MTN-QHUBEKA resting in the shade prior to the 6th and final stage starting from Sealine Beach Resort |  Final preparations in the Tinkoff Saxo camp | 
|  Pre-race interview with Bradley WIGGINS |  Fabian CANCELLARA and Peter SAGAN with Bjarne Riis in the middle |  Stage 6 start scene |  Best young rider, Peter SAGAN and Eddy MERCKX |  The rollout with Katusha at the front looking to setup Kristoff early for a few intermediate points | 
|  VAN HECKE and BURGHARDT in the break |  Alexander KRISTOFF followed by the race leader |  Aussie support along Doha Corniche |  KATUSHA spent a lot of time at the front of the race bringing back the breaks | 
|  Alexander KRISTOFF with race leader Niki TERPSTRA after Kristoff picked up two bonus seconds putting the overall race win within reach | 
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|  Good crowd support along Doha Corniche for the final stage | 
|  Selfie | 
|  The pace quickening near the end |  At the end, Team Katusha had spent too much energy getting bonus seconds and chasing breaks that Kristoff wasn't a factor in the final sprint won by Sam BENNETT (BORA-ARGON 18) ahead of 2nd Andrea GUARDINI (ASTANA), 3rd Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS) and 4th Peter SAGAN (TINKOFF - SAXO) |  The crowd before the sixth and final podium ceremony |  Your stage 6 winner, Sam BENNETT (BORA-ARGON 18) |  Final GC Podium: 3rd Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA) + 9s, 1st Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) 17:36:48, 2nd Maciej BODNAR (TINKOFF - SAXO) + 6s |  Stage winner, final GC podium, best young rider and best team |  Niki TERPSTRA (ETIXX - QUICK STEP) talks about his repeat win at Tour of Qatar and his fine form heading into the classics season |
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