Cobbled Classics
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11 ways the pros modify their bikes for Paris-Roubaix
There's more to do than fit 28mm tyres when riding the cobbles, and professional riders and mechanics have plenty of tricks to improve comfort on the pavé.
By Richard Windsor Published
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Lotto-Soudal's Stig Broeckx hit by motorbike during Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne (video)
Belgian rider Stig Broeckx collided with a motorbike during the final 35km of the one-day semi-Classic Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
By Richard Windsor Published
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Bradley Wiggins to ride Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
As a build up to Paris-Roubaix, Bradley Wiggins has been named in the Team Sky squad for Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on Saturday
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Lefevere rules out Tom Boonen's Paris-Roubaix return
After Etixx boss Marc Coucke tweeted that injured Tom Boonen has a one per cent chance of competing at Paris-Roubaix, team manager Patrick Lefevere dismisses speculation
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marta Bastianelli continues winning streak with victory at Tour of Flanders 2019
Italian proves her scintillating form forcing the final selection on the Oude Kwaremont
By Owen Rogers Published
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Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins confirmed for Belgian races
Mark Cavendish to race Dwars door Vlaanderen on Wednesday, as Bradley Wiggins is confirmed for Three Days of De Panne next week
By Gregor Brown Published
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Enter your fantasy Tour of Flanders team now to win prizes
If you're a fan of the very popular world of fantasy sports games over a variety of different sports, including cycling, then Zweeler Fantasy Cycling 2021 is the place for you
By Tim Bonville-Ginn Last updated
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Alexander Kristoff wins Tour of Flanders
Man of the moment Alexander Kristoff out-paced fellow escapee Niki Terpstra to take the victory in the 2015 Tour of Flanders
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Matt Brammeier wins his weight in beer at Tour of Flanders
While other riders have their eye on the race win, Irish rider Matt Brammeier aimed to win a huge amount of beer at the Tour of Flanders
By Gregor Brown Published
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Mathieu van der Poel takes first WorldTour victory at Dwars door Vlaanderen 2019
Mathieu van der Poel put in a commanding performance at Dwars door Vlaanderen to take the first WorldTour victory of his career.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Bradley Wiggins skips E3 Harelbeke but will race Ghent-Wevelgem
Bradley Wiggins replaced by Elia Viviani in Team Sky's roster for Friday's E3 Harelbeke
By Gregor Brown Published
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'These are my best years, I don't want to waste them on a TV cooking show'
Greg Van Avermaet has found that he is in big demand by the media in his home country of Belgium - but he's staying focused on his racing for now
By Gregor Brown Published
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Mathieu van der Poel will continue Classics campaign after nasty crash in Nokere Koerse
Mathieu van der Poel will ride the cobbled Classics after a huge crash in the final of Nokere Koerse.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Lorena Wiebes opens her 2020 account with victory at Omloop van het Hageland
The Dutch champion won the sprint after the aggressive race came back together on the final 15km lap
By Owen Rogers Published
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'You wrong all those Flemish people': Muur cut from 2020 Tour of Flanders
Race organisers say they are wary of making the race too long in light of the revised calendar
By Jonny Long Published
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Fractured rib puts Andre Greipel's Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne ride in doubt
Andre Greipel suffers a fractured rib in a crash on stage four of the Volta ao Algarve which could put him in doubt for Sunday's Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Geraint Thomas: E3 Harelbeke win is best of my career
Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas ranks his win at E3 Harelbeke as the best of his career on the road and says the victory gives him confidence for the rest of the Classics season
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Team Sky not favourites for Paris-Roubaix, insists Knaven
Sports director and former winner of the race says that a decision has not yet been made on who will lead Sky at Paris-Roubaix
By Gregor Brown Published
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Dylan Groenewegen sprints to Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne victory as breakaway caught with 150m to go
Dylan Groenewegen (LottoNL-Jumbo) continued his stellar start to the 2018 season with an excellent victory in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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A weekend to forget for John Degenkolb
Giant-Alpecin's John Degenkolb questions why Sunday's Ghent-Wevelgem wasn't neutralised as strong winds decimated the peloton
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Niki Terpstra takes solo win at Le Samyn, Scott Thwaites second
The Dutchman broke away with 18km to go
By James Smurthwaite Published
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Adam Blythe stages remarkable recovery from late puncture to finish second in Nokere Koerse
British champion Adam Blythe recovered from a late puncture to finish second in Nokere Koerse, with the race won by Nacer Bouhanni.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Peter Sagan: I've still got room for improvement after opening weekend of cobbled Classics
Two-time world champion Peter Sagan says he still wants his form to improve after taking his first victory of the season at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.
By Sophie Hurcom Published
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Cancellara out of Classics after E3 Harelbeke crash
The Swiss Classics specialist was forced to abandon after a heavy crash
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Eddie Dunbar becomes first Irish winner of under-23 Tour of Flanders
Ireland's Eddie Dunbar soloed to victory in Saturday's U23 Tour of Flanders, to score a first win in the event for his home country
By Sophie Hurcom Published
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Shane Archbold overcomes high speed crash to finish Paris-Roubaix
Bloodied and bruised, Shane Archbold overcomes a high speed crash to finish his debut Paris-Roubaix
By Richard Abraham Published
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Bob Jungels' solo Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne win makes perfect weekend for Deceuninck - Quick-Step
Bob Jungels made it two out of two for Deceuninck - Quick-Step’s opening classics weekend, winning alone at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne on Sunday.
By Owen Rogers Published
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Epic days: Floods at the 1985 Tour of Flanders
With fewer than 25 riders making it to the finish, the 1985 Ronde was brutal even by Flandrian standards, writes Mick McMahon
By Nigel Wynn Published
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No sexist poster for E3 Harelbeke 2017, as race goes for tattooed child instead
E3 Harelbeke has made the wise decision to eschew a sexist poster in 2017, instead going for a poster of a tattooed boy readying himself for battle.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
