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The Race of the Two Seas is packed to the rafters with talent for the 2021 edition
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The Race of the Two Seas is packed to the rafters with talent for the 2021 edition
The Jumbo-Visma rider got to his feet, clutching his head before stumbling, giving a thumbs up to the race doctor before getting back on his bike
Wout van Aert's fourth-place effort also saw him lop two minutes of the time that gave him the win in 2020
Cable ports were drilled into the frame to enable to use of an alternative handlebar, while the investigation over the snapped cockpit at Le Samyn continues
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Cees Bol took stage two of Paris-Nice 2021 in an extremely chaotic finale in the tight twisty roads of Amilly to take victory ahead of Mads Pedersen and Michael Matthews.
More than €26,000 was raised to add to the prize pot of the women's Strade Bianche, but the world champion rails against the fact only the last 22km were broadcast
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The start list is coming together nicely for the race of the two seas with some of the sports biggest names down to race (March 10-16)
The 36-year-old crashed after George Bennett slipped on a discarded bidon and swerved into the Tasmanian's path
From the 50s to the 80s, Beryl Burton dominated British women’s racing, CW looks back at her prolific career
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The Irishman continues his winning start to 2021
The 36-year-old battled on for 20km after crashing before climbing off
The Brit was runner-up in the bunch sprint behind Tim Merlier at Grote prijs Jean-Pierre Monseré
A recent CW survey revealed a stark divide in opinion on sports supplements. But who wins this debate, asks Chris Marshall-Bell, the purists or the pill-poppers?
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It’s rare a young rider gets a WorldTour contract with hardly anyone in their homeland’s cycling scene knowing their name, but that’s what young Brit Simon Carr has done. Paul Knott asks: who is this mystery man and what can we expect from him?
The Dutch dominated, winning both men's and women's races
The Dutchman's repeated explosive attacks towards the Piazza del Campo went unanswered by the world's best riders
'I was thinking, yeah this is quite cool,' says the Brit after making the selection containing the world's top riders on the Tuscan gravel roads
No-one could match the Dutchman after he put in an explosive attack to dislodge Julian Alaphilippe up to the finish line in the Piazza del Campo
The former world champion out-kicked Elisa Longo Borghini to win the first Women's WorldTour race of the year
The Brit says she was shocked when she flicked through the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad road book the night before the race and saw the prize money discrepancy