Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Michal Kwiatkowski thanks Peter Kennaugh for setting him up for Vuelta red jersey
Peter Kennaugh helped his teammate Michal Kwiatkowski to fourth place in the sprint on the second stage of the Vuelta a España and a stint in the red jersey
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Six American WorldTour riders to watch out for in 2017
A look at six top US professional riders who could make an impression on the 2017 men's WorldTour
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Eddy Merckx undergoes heart surgery
Belgian cycling legend Eddy Merckx recovering in hospital after 'minor' heart operation
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‘I played as hard as I could and I went all in’: Jasper Stuyven goes agonisingly close to victory on Tour stage 14
"Afterwards you always say 'if, if' but I played as hard as I could," says defeated Stuyven
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UCI's decision to change World Championship team time trials 'a disgrace' says Quick-Step Floors boss
The UCI's decision to axe the team time trial from the world championships is "a disgrace", according to the Quick-Step Floors boss.
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BMC aiming to give Richie Porte programme for Tour success
The Australian will pin all his Grand Tour hopes on the Tour de France in 2016, with BMC aiming to give him a race programme to peak in July
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Mark Cavendish: 'To be mentioned with Hinault and Merckx, I never could have dreamed of it'
Mark Cavendish says he can't compare himself to Bernard Hinault, whose tally of 28 stage wins the Manxman equalled on Monday
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Kwiatkowski to Sagan: 'Sometimes you win by being the smartest, not the strongest'
The 2017 Milan-San Remo winner responds to Sagan's comments over how he won the Italian Monument
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Colombian cyclist Fabián Puerta tests positive for steroid Boldenona
The keirin world champion has been provisionally suspended
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Giro d'Italia to visit Piedmont wine-producing region in 2014
Details of 2014 Giro d'Italia route emerge ahead of the official launch on October 7 in Milan
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Rick Zabel, Giro's youngest rider, survives "longest day"
Even a famous surname can't take the pain out of the Giro d'Italia's mammoth 264km stage
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'Chris Froome asked me about Strava, but I don't know if he was using it'
Ian Boswell says he doesn't know if Chris Froome was the user behind the mysterious 'Luke Skywalker' Strava account
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Greg Van Avermaet 'not afraid' of key Worlds rivals Peter Sagan and Michael Matthews
The Olympic road race champion says the Bergen course is ideal to his riding style
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Devastated Elia Viviani admits he missed one of the biggest chances of his career at Ghent-Wevelgem
Italian sprinter left visibly upset after missing out on taking a sprint victory at the prestigious one-day Belgian race
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Riders far back on GC have to attack on Tour de France Pyrenees opener, says Nicolas Portal
The Team Ineos sports director says the plan is to stay united in the face of ambitious attacks
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Etixx-QuickStep still hunting for big Classics win
Belgian team Etixx-QuickStep looking for victories closer to home during the Classics season
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Bradley Wiggins' pre-Giro race schedule
International cycling news round-up (Dec 27): Sunday Times sues Armstrong; Barredo retires; Astana goes for membership of MPCC
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Patrick Lefevere looks to ahead retirement as Tom Boonen could become his successor at Quick-Step
The man who has run one of the top teams in cycling over the last decade Patrick Lefevere is looking ahead to his retirement and says Tom Boonen would make a nice replacement.
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Richie Porte, Taylor Phinney and Wilco Kelderman tipped for big things in 2014
Italian coach Davide Cassani says that Richie Porte, Taylor Phinney and Wilco Kelderman are all on the cusp of a truly big win
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Aru will be biggest loser in Giro d'Italia time trial, say rival team bosses
Alberto Contador, Fabio Aru, Rigoberto Uran and Richie Porte face off against the clock tomorrow, here's what their bosses think
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UCI monitoring Polish Cycling's sexual misconduct investigation
Polish Cycling Federation accused of sexual misconduct and corruption, with eight board members resigning
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Pompeiana climb ruled unsafe for Milan-San Remo
Road surface on Pompeiana climb cannot be repaired in time for Milan-San Remo, opening way for sprinters to contend
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Vincenzo Nibali says he feels 'empty' at Vuelta a España after suffering in opening road stage
Nibali says he couldn't train a he wanted ahead of the race following his crash at the Tour de France
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Team Sky 'hungrier than ever' for success
Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford reflects on the team's past five years, and looks ahead to a bright future
