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Same, same but different: Leo Hayter is targeting big GC wins as he forges a different success story to brother Ethan
Wins at Liège, Tour of Brittany and the U23 time trial nationals have elevated his standing
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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Deceuninck CEO states women's cycling is a factor in Alpecin-Fenix switch: 'We discussed that at Quick-Step, but Patrick is Patrick'
The Belgian company leaves Quick-Step at the end of 2021, after three seasons with the team
By Ryan Dabbs •
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All In Racing and Rapha's rainbow socks support greater LGBTQ+ inclusion in cycling
The new racing initiative has collaborated with the global clothing brand to produce a limited run of rainbow socks in support of #rainbowlaces day
By Luke Friend •
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Wout van Aert could miss his first cyclocross race of season through illness: 'It is not the intention to take risks'
The Belgian woke up with a cold on Tuesday and missed Wednesday's Crystal Bicycle awards ceremony
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Effetto Mariposa releases its line of environmentally-friendly cleaning products
Best known for its torque wrenches, the Swiss-based brand seeks to lessen our collective environmental impact through its use of plant-based ingredients and replaceable parts
By Luke Friend •
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Transport for London pauses new 'see their side' campaign after backlash against advert
TfL paused the campaign after facing a backlash on social media
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Dan Bigham and Michael Hutchinson on how the men's Hour Record can be beaten: 'It’s about keeping everything within your control'
Bigham reset the British Hour Record with a distance of 54.723km in October
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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Mikel Nieve drops out of WorldTour to return to former team Caja Rural in 2022
The Spanish mountain domestique will be embarking on his 15th professional season
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Patrick Lefevere reacts to Deceuninck joining Alpecin-Fenix: 'I have absolutely no problem with it'
Deceuninck and Quick-Step will end their partnership after three years together at the end of the year
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Flanders 2021 produces cycling's first-ever sustainability report for Road World Championships
Organisers focussed on limiting the event's environmental impact, measuring its carbon footprint at 2,292 tonnes of CO2
By Ryan Dabbs •
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'I don't have a plan B': Domenico Pozzovivo says he may retire if Qhubeka-NextHash fold
The 38-year-old Italian climber has put in some of his best performances at the South African team
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Jake Stewart is on a mission: 'I felt like I lost my place in the peloton but I want to prove Omloop wasn't a one-off'
The young Briton scored two top-10s in the second half of the 2021 season after a strong start
By Chris Marshall-Bell •
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French doctor accused of inciting doping and illegally practicing medicine faces two-year jail sentence
Prosecutors have also requested Bernard Sainz receives a €30,000 and a permanent ban from sport and health fields
By Ryan Dabbs •
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'I don’t want to end my time with the regret of not ever trying': Julian Alaphilippe wants to try and win Tour de France before retiring
The double world champion will focus on the Classics in 2022 but still has an eye on the French Grand Tour
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Josh Quigley set to resume Round the World challenge
ArmaUrto will support the British rider's challenge with its protective cycling clothing
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Katie Archibald returns to road cycling and old team for 2022 season
The multiple Olympic, world and European champion hasn't raced on the road since 2019
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Tell us: what was your cycling highlight of 2021?
From pro racing to personal achievements - let us know your favourite cycling memory from 2020
By Richard Windsor •
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Anti-doping agency ITA launches platform for anonymous reporting
Whistleblowers will be able to provide information about doping through the new platform, Reveal
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Cycling Weekly Awards 2021
Celebrating the best in road cycling - powered by Zwift
By Cycling Weekly •
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Cyclocross World Cup race in Antwerp cancelled due to Covid case surge
Rising cases and the new Omicron variant meant that the race could not go ahead
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Anthony Roux launches 'my own journey' campaign to battle littering: 'Many complain but do not act'
The Groupama-FDJ rider grew tired of seeing rubbish strewn on the sides of roads while riding
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Team BikeExchange Jayco focussing on widespread wins with confirmation of 2022 roster
The Australian team are optimistic they can achieve more success next season with their 28-man squad
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Cycling in snow and ice: how to stay safe and have fun
Top tips to have fun in the snow (and stay upright)
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Tadej Pogačar's agent Johnny Carera hospitalised after serious car crash
The Swiss agent was left with broken ribs and a punctured lung, but is now in a stable condition
By Ryan Dabbs •
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The insane inclines of Bamford Clough
Some new tarmac laid on an old access road climbing out of the Hope Valley might just have created Britain's toughest climb.
By Simon Warren •
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New Zealand MP cycles to hospital to give birth
Julie Ann Genter was in labour while riding to Wellington hospital
By Ryan Dabbs •
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Ned Boulting: 'Twitter eats into my day and sometimes into my soul a little bit'
With the 2021 edition released, the editor of the Road Book sits down for a Q&A session featuring Julian Alaphilippe, an imagined life as a footballer, and moths
By Jonny Long •
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Pete Kennaugh: Dave Brailsford said to me, ‘trust me, normal life sucks’
The 32-year-old speaks on his struggles and how he is now plotting his return to the sport
By Jonny Long •
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'The dream is now a reality': Christina Mackenzie confirmed as new Land's End to John O'Groats record holder
The Scot beat the previous best women's time by nearly 100 minutes
By Jonny Long •
