Latest articles by Peter Cossins
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Geraint Thomas and Michał Kwiatkowski cleared to continue after Tour of the Basque Country crash
Julian Alaphilippe left bloodied in same crash but initial indications are good for Deceuninck-Quick-Step’s star
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Team time trial first key test in Tour de France for Team Ineos, says Dave Brailsford
Ineos boss admits team’s early start does make their TTT preparations more complicated
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Geraint Thomas ‘getting in the groove’ at 2019 Tour de France
The Welshman says he's ready to take on the mountains as the Tour rolls on
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Chris Froome - 'I'm not done yet'
The best Grand Tour rider of his generation, Chris Froome still believes he can contend on the biggest stages despite long-term injury and taking a step down the cycling hierarchy from Ineos to Israel Start-Up Nation
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Why Chris Froome won’t jeopardise Tour hopes by riding the Giro
Chris Froome is unlikely to compromise his chances at a fourth yellow jersey in search of Giro d'Italia glory
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Chris Froome: 'I'm a little ahead of where I was last year'
Three-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome says he's happy with his form in the opening stage of the Volta a Catalunya
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Alberto Contador: 'I couldn’t have had a more beautiful finish than Angliru victory'
Alberto Contador closed his career with a storming solo victory atop the Angliru on the final mountain stage of the Vuelta a España
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Team Sky now getting the best out of struggling riders, says Tim Kerrison
Riders who have struggled with injury or adapting to training are finally delivering the goods for Sky, says coach Kerrison
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Chris Froome: Using full time trial bike set-up made the difference
Chris Froome was one of the few riders to use a full time trial bike and disc wheel during Thursday's Tour de France mountain time trial - a move that paid off
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'If you’re good enough, you’re old enough': Cycling's golden generation are turning perceived wisdom on its head
How cycling's golden generation are ripping up the rule book
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Simon Yates concedes he simply 'wasn't strong enough' to stay with the favourites on the Col du Galibier
Simon Yates held onto his white jersey, but admitted it was a bad day in the mountains at the Tour de France on stage 17
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Chris Froome: Team Sky will 'light things up' with aggressive racing at Volta a Catalunya
Chris Froome has promised that him and the other Team Sky riders will race aggressively at the Volta a Catalunya after losing ground in the team time trial.
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Geraint Thomas, Chris Froome and Mark Cavendish give their verdicts on Tour de France 2019 route
2019’s Tour route without gimmicks gets the thumbs-up from Thomas, Froome and Cavendish
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Crowning achievement: How Stephen Roche completed his shock Triple Crown
Stephen Roche’s 1987 World Championship victory that completed the Triple Crown was a shock to many that knew him best
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Team Sky’s new eagle Egan Bernal soars in Colombia
The precociously talented Egan Bernal is already showing he could be destined for great things
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Christophe Bassons catches motor doping suspect after car chase
Noticing he was under surveillance, the rider attempted to evade officials wanting to question him
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Chris Froome: 'Our plan worked to perfection'
Sky leader gains 21 seconds on Vuelta a España rival Vincenzo Nibali after tactical plan for final climbs works to perfection on stage 18
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Rohan Dennis: My confidence is growing for the Giro d’Italia
BMC Racing’s Giro d'Italia leader buoyed by his winning form at the Tour of the Alps
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Geraint Thomas set for Tour de France co-leadership with Froome after strong Critérium du Daupiné performance
Leading the Critérium du Dauphiné with two stages to go, Geraint Thomas' pre-Tour form suggests he’s on the right path to start race as Sky’s co-leader.
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Analysis: Peter Sagan provides the thrills despite coming up short at Milan-San Remo
Peter Sagan lit up Milan-San Remo but once again lost out to his personal bogeyman Michal Kwiatkowski
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'Approachable, engaging, and insightful': Remembering Nicolas Portal
Nicolas Portal’s easygoing character and instinctive tactical insight made him one of cycling’s best team directors
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Team Sky almost derailed at Paris-Nice by lack of time gap updates
Michal Kwiatkowski lost the lead and Egan Bernal rode the Turini’s final kilometre in TT mode to take it and deny Philippe Gilbert’s attempted coup
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Team Sky DS Nicolas Portal slams cuts to team sizes for 2018
French director believes the move will be counter-productive
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'Nicole Cooke has offered a critique that British Cycling would be foolish to ignore'
Arguably the most talented and neglected British rider of her generation, British Cycling could do worse than take heed of Nicole Cooke's words
