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What’s inside Cycle Sport June….
Sprinters Special Inside the minds of the fearless finishers - Kittel, Greipel, Cav
Paris-Nice Unpicked Geraint Thomas of Team Sky won the 74th Paris-Nice by a narrow margin
Pro Race Bike BMC Team Machine SLR01
Top 20 Cobbled classics riders of the 1990s
Plus:
Michael Matthews There’s a lot more to the Aussie sprint-all rounder than his motocross nickname
Tirreno Gonzo Chris Baldwin’s gloves-off take on a brutal stage of Tirreno-Adriatico 2013
French feeder teams Welcome to the cloak and dagger world of the French division one pro feeder teams
Phil Gaimon Likeable American is back at Cannondale after a year on the US scene
Sky boys Alex Peters is one of the new recruits to Team Sky. How is he getting on?
Regulars:
The Shot Arresting images from the month
10 Things this Month Our take on the big stories
The Big Story Michelin’s game-changing tyre
Five minutes with...New pro Toms Skujins
Pro Bike Richie Porte’s BMC
Graham Watson writes Tragedy casts a pall over the sport
Five minutes with...Chad Haga’s crash comeback
Race Ready High performance kit
The Month Race reports and previews
Bike Test Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod
Big Read extract Eddy Planckaert from the Lions of Flanders
Images of Cycling Nicole Cooke wins 2006 Fleche Wallonne
The Punks This Month Laurent Fignon, grumpy but great
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Cycle Sport June 2016 issue is on sale now in the UK at WHSmith, major supermarkets and all good newsagents priced £4.99
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'Deafening' Basque fans and tactical precision as Simon Carr key to EF's Clásica San Sebastián win
The Brit dropped Mikel Landa to forge clear before team-mate Neilson Powless finished off the job and took the victory
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'I was watching the map on my Garmin, the others were too focused on the race situation': Powless on San Sebastián win
The American avoided a late crash and showed a strong sprint finish to pip Matej Mohorič to the victory
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The women's Land's End to John O'Groats cycling record has been broken
Christina Mackenzie completed the testing 839-mile route in just over 51 hours
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Tweets of the Week: Olympic opening week special
Here's a selection of our favourite tweets from Tokyo 2020
By Alex Ballinger •
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‘I thought my dream was over’: BMX racer who crashed after official walked onto course wins Tokyo Olympic gold
After being seen by doctors and undergoing an MRI scan, Niek Kimmann was untouchable in the final races
By Alex Ballinger •
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Cycling prioritised in new Highway Code as government looks to start 'golden age' for two wheels
Cycling and walking have been pushed forward as the main focus in the new code
By Tim Bonville-Ginn •
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Five talking points from the Tokyo 2020 Olympic time trials
Van Vleuten and Roglič decimate their fields, as some of the favourites slip back - don’t miss these moments
By Alex Ballinger •
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Jolanda Neff criticises rival’s riding after Tokyo 2020 Olympic mountain bike incident
Gold medallist Neff said Pauline Ferrand-Prévot almost caused her to crash on the rock drop
By Alex Ballinger •
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How to climb like Tadej Pogačar
The Tour de France champion shares his tips for going uphill fast in a new video interview
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How Tom Pidcock narrowly qualified for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The Brit very nearly missed out on his place, but took gold on his debut in the games
By Alex Ballinger •
