Latest articles by Henry Robertshaw
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'Unbreakable' Land's End - John o'Groats record beaten for first time in 17 years
Michael Broadwith has become the first rider to set a new Land's End - John o'Groats record in 17 years as he knocked 40 minutes off the previous mark.
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Alejandro Valverde and Primož Roglič take dominant victories in final Tour de France warm-up races
Alejandro Valverde and Primož Roglič took victories in two of the smaller Tour warm-up races, winning the Route d'Occitanie and Tour of Slovenia.
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Arnaud Démare edges out Gaviria, Kristoff, and Sagan in penultimate stage of Tour de Suisse
Fernando Gaviria and Peter Sagan were forced to settle for the minor places as Arnaud Démare took victory on stage seven of the Tour de Suisse.
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Who would be the first rider you would sign if you started a pro cycling team?
Imagine the dream job of running a professional cycling team: you have the money, you have the staff... but which rider would be at the top of your list to sign?
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Nairo Quintana slashes Richie Porte's Tour de Suisse lead with solo victory on summit finish
Nairo Quintana took victory in the queen stage of the 2018 Tour de Suisse to slash the advantage of race leader Richie Porte with two stages to go.
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Tweets of the week: André Greipel, Alex Dowsett, Rigoberto Uran and more
As we all know, cyclists and Twitter is often a fantastic combination, so here are our top-picked tweets from the last week in the world of cycling.
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'This lab rat thing is costing results': Aqua Blue Sport boss decries 3T Strada mechanical problem
Rick Delaney has pinned the blame squarely on the team's 3T Strada bikes after Mark Christian was put out of contention at the Tour de Suisse.
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Mark Cavendish to take part in National Championships in final race before Tour de France
Mark Cavendish has confirmed that he will take to the start line of the British Road National Championships, his final race before the Tour de France.
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UCI denies demanding €3million from Belgian city that wanted to host the World Championships
The UCI has denied that it demanded €3 million from the small city of Geraardsbergen as part of its bid to host the World Championships in 2021.
