Latest articles by Gregor Brown
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Tom Dumoulin makes up for Tour de France disappointment with Vuelta lead
After crashing out of the 2015 Tour de France with a dislocated shouler, Dutchman Tom Dumoulin is on good form in the Vuelta a España where he leads the race after stage five
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Adam Hansen's Grand Tour record: 'Why do they keep selecting me?'
Adam Hansen is set to become a Grand Tour record-breaker, the first rider to finish 11 consecutive three-week Grand Tours - reluctantly
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Geraint Thomas: 'I'd rather be having the race of my life and get booed than be dropped and get cheered'
Geraint Thomas does not mind the occasional boo or anti-Team Sky shout if he is having the race of his life in the Tour de France's yellow jersey.
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‘Milan-San Remo is not a lottery if someone can win it seven times’
Quick-Step Floors sprinter Fernando Gaviria says that Milan-San Remo isn't as unpredictable as everyone thinks, and says he should be right in the mix.
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Water on road during descent caused crash that claimed Rigoberto Urán and Nicolas Roche at Vuelta a España 2019
Water on the road caused a crash that eliminated former race leader Nicolas Roche and overall contender Rigoberto Urán, says Urán's team-mate Lawson Craddock.
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Ricco leaves Flaminia, plans for Tour de France return
Italian Riccardo Ricco hoping for Tour de France ride in 2011 after testing positive for EPO during 2008 race
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'We're 180 idiots riding in the way of each other': Tour de France riders give their thoughts on Luke Rowe & Tony Martin disqualification
Riders are fairly unanimous in their agreement that the two riders shouldn't have been thrown out of the Tour de France
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Mark Cavendish: joining Sky was a 'mistake' he won't make again
Mark Cavendish says he wants to stay with Etixx-QuickStep as it's like 'one big family' to him
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Julian Alaphilippe: I had to take risks on the Galibier descent
The Frenchman bridged back to the GC contenders on the technical descent after being dropped on the climb to the summit of the Col du Galibier
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Victor Campenaerts takes aim at Hour record: European champion has already ridden above record pace for 30 minutes
The European time trial champion is planning an attempt at the record in 2019
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Transfer rumours: Porte, Van Avermaet, Van Aert & others close to new 2019 teams
The latest updates on who could be heading where in 2019
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Movistar yet to decide who is leading the team at the Vuelta a España
Spanish team ready to let the race decide which of Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde will take up the leadership role at the Vuelta, with both riders eyeing victory
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Chris Froome could aim for Vuelta a Espana after Tour de France crash
Possibility that injured Sky leader Chris Froome may ride in the Vuelta and Tour of Britain, alongside Bradley Wiggins
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'If we face it with honesty, it can work': Geraint Thomas confident in joint Tour de France 2019 leadership with Chris Froome
The Welshman says the pair can work together to deliver a Team Sky victory if they are "united"
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Bradley Wiggins 'likely' to race beyond the 2016 Rio Olympics
The 2012 Tour de France winner says he will probably continue on to the Ghent Six Day at the end of 2016
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Pooley contemplates break from professional cycling
Emma Pooley to make decision on 'year out' after World Championships time trial and road race
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Peter Sagan looks back on 'unlucky day' in Paris-Roubaix
World champion Peter Sagan suffered a double puncture in Paris-Roubaix, with his Classics season ending in disappointed despite great form
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Mark Cavendish: WorldTour points system 'doesn't make sense to me'
With Dimension Data's position in the top-flight WorldTour in jeopardy, Mark Cavendish says that the UCI's points system needs revising
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André Greipel: 'It's a childhood dream to wear the Giro d'Italia maglia rosa'
German crowns seventh Giro d'Italia stage win with his first pink jersey
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Quick-Step Floors dictating Spring Classics – a year after being dictated to
Quick-Step Floors have a multitude of riders to win the Spring Classics and they're making good on their promise to animate the races.
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Peter Sagan ready for 'big challenge' of World Championships
Tour de France green jersey champion Peter Sagan is hoping to repeat his win in GP Montreal in the road race world championship
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Mikel Landa: 'Moving from Team Sky to Movistar was a marginal gain'
Mikel Landa talks about his move from Team Sky to Movistar after his first victory of the season: the queen climbing stage of the 2018 Tirreno-Adriatico
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Rigoberto Uran becomes first Colombian to lead Giro d'Italia
Rigoberto Uran's Giro d'Italia time trial stage win puts him in the coveted maglia rosa
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Tour of Flanders route tweaked but not radically changed for 2015
