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Annemiek van Vleuten wins a savage day at the Giro Donne
The fourth stage proves key as three women move clear of the rest in the GC standings
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Tweets of the week: Pogačar's singing skills, anti-climactic Giro Donne celebrations and the return of crocs
Another week, another round-up of the best posts on social media from the last seven days
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British Cycling announces £45,000 recovery fund to support event organisers
The funding scheme is aimed at increasing participation within the sport following the Covid-19 pandemic
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Alejandro Valverde hit and run suspect arrested as Spaniard discharged from hospital
The Movistar rider didn't suffer any serious injuries, and has been allowed to return home following the incident
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Egan Bernal takes next step of his comeback at altitude training camp in Andorra
The Tour de France and Giro d’Italia winner on the road to recovery after horror crash in January
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'It felt like a bit of a bad dream' — Fred Wright on Bahrain Victorious police raids
British rider has twice been through police searching his hotel at the Tour de France
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Quinn Simmons fined on stage three of the Tour de France for 'riding on sidewalks, paths or bike lanes'
Riders and their directeur sportifs can be fined for anything from littering to reckless behaviour
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The dangers of a Tour de France travel day: ‘You always have s**t legs because of the journey’
In-race flights are not a new phenomenon, but many suspect further away Grand Départs will become more common, posing headaches for all involved
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Crowds, Carlsberg and Cort: the best Tour de France Grand Départ ever?
Denmark loves cycling, that much is very clear
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Inspired by the Tour de France? Six things I wish I'd known as a beginner cyclist
Everyone's a beginner at some stage. Here are six things to bear in mind if you're looking at getting out on your bike this July
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'Shocked and saddened': Tour de France organiser sends condolences after Copenhagen shooting
Several people were killed in the Copenhagen mall shooting
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Tour de France packs up for the long drive home
Race waves goodbye to Denmark and gets ready to move everything to Calais for race restart on Tuesday
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Tour de France 2022 standings: who is leading the race after stage three?
Who is on the top step at the 109th edition of the race?
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Fresh start for Dylan Groenewegen after comeback victory at Tour de France
Team BikeExchange-Jayco rider is at his first Tour de France since serving his nine-month suspension for causing crash
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'It’s the Magnus Cort show': How Dane enacted last-minute plan to thrill home crowds
Denmark's staging of the Tour de France has been enlightened enormously by the performances and smiles of the EF Education-Easy Post rider
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Dylan Groenewegen triumphs in bunch sprint on Tour de France stage three
The Dutchman beat Wout van Aert with a bike throw on the line in Sønderborg.
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The Giro Donne starts on Monday for German climber Koppenburg
The Cofidis rider is looking to banish nerves after returning from a serious crash at last year’s race
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Fabio Jakobsen 'fairytale' keeps Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl flying high at Tour de France
Yves Lampaert might have lost the yellow jersey, but two wins in two days mean an almost-perfect Grand Départ
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Wout Van Aert into yellow on Tour de France stage two after 'boring' bridge
Belgian finishes second for 25th time, but this podium placing came with a bonus
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Alejandro Valverde involved in hit and run incident during training in Spain
Movistar confirm rider suffered no fractures or other injuries
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'Expect anything at the Giro!': Riders react to 7 kilometre Giro Donne 'neutral zone' climb
Stage three of the Giro Donne might have had the toughest neutral opening section ever, a seven kilometre climb at an average of 7%
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Fabio Jakobsen sprints to victory on stage two of the Tour de France
Jakobsen beats Wout Van Aert and Mads Pedersen to secure the win in Nyborg
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Vos extends her record with a 31st Giro Donne stage victory
Elisa Balsamo retains the overall lead despite only managing third place on another scorching day in Sardinia
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Marxism meets meteorology on Tour de France stage two's Great Belt Bridge
The peloton will ride across the Great Belt Bridges on the way to Nyborg on Saturday afternoon, with wind forecast
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'There have been steps up along the way, but nothing unexpected': Ethan Hayter on his rise to top-level success
He recently won his first WorldTour race but it was no surprise, just steady progress, according to the super-talented young Brit
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‘Those climber guys can ride over the cobbles these days’ - Fabian Cancellara predicts a fast paced opening week at the Tour de France
Cancellara has won the opening stage of the Tour de France five times and knows the importance of a strong opening week
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'I’m still having to pinch myself a little bit, what a ride!' : Reinardt Janse van Rensburg’s journey to a sixth Tour de France
The 33 year old South African rider feared his career was over before Lotto Soudal came calling.
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Police raids and edgy press conferences, is it the noughties all over again?
Investigators searching the houses and offices of Bahrain riders and staff bring back uncomfortable memories.
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Early caution and wardrobe issues as Geraint Thomas gets his Tour bid underway in Copenhagen
Former winner forgets to take his gilet off before losing confidence through the wet corners
