Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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'My form is right where it needs to be': Vincenzo Nibali looks to Giro d'Italia 2019
Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) has yet to win in 2019, but says that his form is "right were it needs to be" as he aims for a third Giro d'Italia title.
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Evans ready to fight for his Tour title
Tour de France 2012: Fewer mountain top finishes could shake up the racing
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Team Sky set to sign promising young Russian winner of amateur Giro d'Italia
Russian Pavel Sivakov, the 20-year-old winner of the amateur Giro d'Italia, will join Team Sky in 2018, sources close to the deal have told Cycling Weekly.
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Jack Bobridge: 'I am going to set the Hour Record benchmark'
Australian Jack Bobridge says that he'll set an Hour Record time that will 'leave everyone questioning themselves about whether they want to do it'
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Brailsford: It's harder for Froome to win the Tour than other riders
The abuse that Chris Froome received at the hands of French spectators in 2015 made it harder for him to win the Tour de France, according to Dave Brailsford
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Scott Thwaites 'very likely' to debut in Milan-San Remo with Mark Cavendish
Yorkshireman Scott Thwaites likely to join fellow Brits Mark Cavendish and Steve Cummings in Dimension Data's line-up for Milan-San Remo
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Chris Froome is betting everything on Vuelta a España's final mountain day
After winning Friday's time trial, Chris Froome says he and Sky will do everything in the final mountain stage to try and win - but is expecting surprises
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Orica-GreenEdge still hope to have Simon Yates at Tour de France despite delay in doping case
Simon Yates and Orica-GreenEdge have yet to hear from the UCI about a sanction for failing a drugs test but the team hopes he will be available for the Tour de France
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Italy to expel Tunisian man over Giro d'Italia bike incident, according to reports
The Tunisian man who dropped a bicycle in front of the escape racing to the finish in the Giro d'Italia's 18th stage faces expulsion from Italy.
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Mark Cavendish's long-term manager joins him at Team Dimension Data
Rolf Aldag leaves Etixx-QuickStep to join British sprinter Mark Cavendish at Team Dimension Data
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Nicolas Roche on move from Sky to BMC: 'I'll be able to express myself again'
Irish champion Nicolas Roche says that he will be helping Richie Porte at the Tour de France and riding for himself at the Vuelta a España with new team BMC
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Inaugural Abu Dhabi Tour hailed a success by riders and organisers alike
Riders like Vincenzo Nibali, Ben Swift and Esteban Chaves praise the inaugural Abu Dhabi Tour, which has enjoyed a successful, if hot, debut
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'The disc brake ban is emotional. People need to cool down'
BMC Racing's team technical liaison says that more time needs to be invested into developing disc brakes for road racing
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Mark Cavendish non-starter at Three Days of De Panne due to sickness
Updated: Mark Cavendish still suffering from stomach complaint that saw him miss Ghent-Wevelgem on Sunday
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World champion Alejandro Valverde plans to race at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The new world champion Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) says he wants to race until the 2020 Tokyo Games, when he will be 40 years old.
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World Champ Rui Costa aiming for Tour de France in 2014
Newly-crowned road race World Champion Rui Costa will lead Lampre-Merida team at next year's Tour de France
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Mark Cavendish warms up for Milan-San Remo at Tirreno-Adriatico
Manx sprinter Mark Cavendish will use Tirreno-Adriatico to fine-tune his form ahead of Milan-San Remo on March 23
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'Crazy' to suggest swerve towards Fabio Aru was on purpose, says Chris Froome
Defending Tour champion Chris Froome says he was losing his balance and accidentally swerved towards Aru on the Mont du Chat on stage nine of the Tour de France
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Evans welcomes BMC's mountain reinforcements
International news round-up (Nov 3): Tour winner believes his team will be stronger next year, Samsung sponsor world cup and more
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Jonathan Tiernan-Locke gaining experience in Ardennes Classics
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke riding in Amstel Gold Race to support Sky team-mates and gain Classics experience
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Lance Armstrong refuses to cooperate with USADA
Lance Armstrong says will not help USADA "to selectively conduct American prosecutions that only demonise selected individuals"
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Mark Cavendish unsure when he'll return to racing after Tour de France crash
Mark Cavendish joins Omega Pharma team-mates in France during second rest day
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Change Cycling Now group to pressure UCI
Anti-doping campaigners unite to form Change Cycling Now group, hopeful of creating anti-doping reforms in wake of Armstrong scandal
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Rising star Remco Evenepoel: 'I'm not the next Eddy Merckx, I'm the new me'
The youngster started cycling in 2017 and will ride for the Quick-Step Floors WorldTour team next year
