Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Filippo Pozzato wants to relive boyhood dream in Milan-San Remo
Flamboyant Italian Filippo Pozzato wants to repeat his 2006 Milan-San Remo win this weekend
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How good was the 2017 Tour de France? Riders and sports directors have their say
Riders and team staff reflect on the last three weeks of racing, and whether a close Tour de France has necessarily been a good Tour de France.
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UCI confirms that IAM Cycling is set for WorldTour 'pending paperwork'
Union Cycliste Internationale is reviewing IAM Cycling's paperwork prior to issuing the Swiss team with a WorldTour licence
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World Series of Cycling say plans are moving forward
ASO and RCS showing little enthusiasm although UCI is involved
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Italian fans expecting great things from Moreno Moser in Giro d'Italia
Pressure building on 23-year-old nephew of Francesco Moser to deliver at Giro d'Italia
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Tour de France stage winner Serge Baguet dies, aged 47
Cycling world pays tribute to Belgian former pro Serge Baguet, know as 'The Roofer', who died of cancer on Thursday
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No explanation for Sagan's Flanders flop
Team Cannondale say Peter Sagan's power numbers were the same as last year, he just couldn't hold on to Cancellara when it mattered.
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Fabian Cancellara to miss World Champs, plans Japan Cup as last race
Fabian Cancellara will close out his stellar cycling career at the Japan Cup, electing to miss out on the 2016 World Championships in October
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'Clear leaders' make Team Sky squad stronger for the Classics, says Dave Brailsford
The Sky team principal says that there is less confusion about each team member's role for the Spring Classics, making the squad stronger as a whole
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Giro d'Italia starts without a British rider for the first time in 16 years
The 2015 Giro d'Italia will not feature a single British rider for the first time since 1999
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Flanders changes route: Berendries out, two climbs added
Tour of Flanders Spring Classic route undergoes revision for 2011 with change in direction
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Peter Sagan: Colbrelli said 'come on, let me have one' but I've got too many second places already
Sagan stormed to a second victory at the 2018 Tour de France in a tricky uphill finish
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Adam Yates riding with 'strongest ever' Mitchelton-Scott squad at Tour de France 2019
Simon Yates also said he will lose time on purpose early in the race to focus on helping his twin brother
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Rohan Dennis: 'Knowing Dumoulin's power numbers gave me confidence I could win'
Australian Rohan Dennis (BMC Racing) took confidence in the world championship time trial from knowing Tom Dumoulin's power numbers.
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'I made a mistake': Iljo Keisse apologises for miming sex act in photo with female fan
The Belgian confirms he spoke to police over the incident, which took place last Friday
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MTN-Qhubeka to become first African team to compete at Tour de France
Tour de France organiser ASO awards MTN-Qhubeka a wildcard for the Tour de France, with three French teams and German's Bora-Argon 18 also invited
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Quintana renews with Movistar
International news round-up: Quintana renews with Movistar, Nibali crashes, Beppu returns to Trek, Lotto-Belisol sign Boeckmans
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Armstrong investigation arrives in Europe
Probe into doping claims intensifies as federal investigators talk to authorities from France, Spain and Italy
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Unlucky Jakob Fuglsang was in his best shape ever at Tour de France, say Astana
The Dane was forced to abandon with injury on stage 16
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Nairo Quintana picks altitude training over racing ahead of Tour de France
Nairo Quintana won't race either of the Critérium Du Dauphiné or the Tour de Suisse in the build up to the Tour de France
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Aqua Blue give thanks for outpouring of support after 'massive loss' of destroyed team bus
The Irish team say they're pushing on with life as normal at the Vuelta after an arson attack destroyed their team bus
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Geraint Thomas: World Championships 'an afterthought' after tough season
After a long season that included successful Spring Classics and Tour de France campaigns, Geraint Thomas says that he will likely play a support role in the World Championships
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Richie Porte abandons Tirreno-Adriatico with illness
Team Sky's leader at Tirreno-Adriatico, Richie Porte, abandons the race after suffering from stomach upset
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Marco Pantani death investigation hits problems
Policemen involved in original 2004 investigation into Marco Pantani's death threaten to sue if anyone discredits their work
