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Paris 2024 Olympic Games cycling schedule: when to watch the racing
Schedule for every single cycling event at the Olympics
By Adam Becket Published
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Paris Olympics 2024: What is the Omnium and how does it work?
Get to know the Omnium for the Paris Games
By Adam Becket Published
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Paris Olympics 2024: What is the Madison and how does it work?
Get to know the madison for the Paris Games
By Adam Becket Published
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Track events at the Paris Olympics 2024: All you need to know
Confused by the omnium? Bemused by the keirin? Here's Cycling Weekly's essential guide to track cycling disciplines
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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After 12 years, DNA Pro Cycling team will fold after the 2024 season
Team principals to retire the program due to the growing high demand on time and resources
By Kristin Jenny Published
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New Giant Revolt gains extra storage and loses all visible cables in redesign
Giant has given its much loved gravel chassis a makeover
By Hannah Bussey Published
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A quest for marginal gains: DT Swiss, Continental and Swiss Ride collaborate on a front-specific aero tyre, currently being raced at the Tour de France
A Q & A with DT Swiss about the multi-brand collaboration to find advantages in the margins
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Jonas Vingegaard vows 'my time will come' after losing time at Tour de France
Two-time defending champion says he doubted himself and his form coming into the race after shipping 50 seconds on the Col du Galibier
By Tom Thewlis Published
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The lone American to have worn the yellow jersey, and the four who were stripped of their achievements
Officially, the last time an American wore the yellow jersey was in the Tour de France of 1991
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Weaker teams and descending fears: Tadej Pogačar's rivals respond to stage four Tour de France losses
Remco Evenepoel is the closest to Tadej Pogačar in the GC but faces a big challenge to overhaul the Slovenian in Friday's time trial
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'You need to have big balls': How Tadej Pogačar blew up the Galibier at the Tour de France
Riding in support of their leader, UAE Team Emirates drove the intensity on a tough fourth stage, and it paid off
By Tom Davidson Published
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In the wake of the Zwift Ride launch, a challenger appears from Caveworks
Caveworks, a small U.S.-based indoor cycling company, today launched the Rivet, a steel, indoor-specific bike compatible with most smart trainers.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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Cyclist seriously injured after being pushed off by car passenger, police appeal for information
Josh Paul was left with a fractured jaw and broken teeth after the incident last week
By Adam Becket Published
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Tadej Pogačar wins stage 4 duel with Jonas Vingegaard to reclaim yellow at the Tour de France
The UAE Team Emirates rider held off the defending champion on a lightning descent of the Col du Galibier
By James Shrubsall Published
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Biniam Girmay made Tour de France history, but cycling should also reflect on why it has taken so long
The Eritrean became the first black African to win a Tour stage on Monday, after doing similar at the Giro d’Italia two years ago, but he shouldn’t be the only black rider in a peloton of 176
By Adam Becket Published
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EF and Richard Carapaz claimed Tour de France yellow jersey through clever use of 'last resort' rules
The 31-year-old will be the first Ecuadorian to wear yellow at the Tour on Tuesday, and did so thanks to countback
By Adam Becket Published
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Tour de France 2024 tech: New superbikes, unreleased wheels and aero bottles
There's fresh tech everywhere in the team paddocks of the biggest bike race in the world
By Tom Davidson Published
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Biniam Girmay's Tour de France stage win shines a light on visa issues facing young African cyclists
Eritrean’s problems obtaining a visa in the early stages very nearly derailed his career
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Eye candy: our favourite builds from MADE Australia bike show
The world’s largest custom handmade bike show, MADE, held its first Australian edition over the weekend with nearly 50 exhibitors showing off their craftsmanship.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Inside Biniam Girmay's remarkable journey to history-making Tour de France stage winner
Biniam Girmay, the first black African to win a Tour de France stage, charts his extraordinary rise
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'Follow and see': Jonas Vingegaard’s grand plan for Col du Galibier as Tour de France heads for the Alps
Visma-Lease a Bike sporting director Merijn Zeeman predicts tactics will go out of the window in the high mountains as GC battle set to continue
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Giant subsidiary bids $20 million for Stages Cycling assets
Spia Cycling, Giant Manufacturing's indoor cycling subsidiary, has made a bid to obtain the assets of Stages Cycling LLC and its related companies that filed for bankruptcy in June.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'We didn't sprint, but we're safe': Mark Cavendish 'lucky to stay upright' in Tour de France stage three crash
Brit held up in first chance to sprint for record-breaking 35th stage win
By Tom Davidson Published
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Biniam Girmay becomes first black African to take a Tour de France win in stage 3 sprint
Biniam Girmay made history in Turin to become the first black African to win a Tour de France stage.
By James Shrubsall Published
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'Survive to 25', urges industry report, following 2023 'reset'
The industry report from CONEBI outlines a terrible 2023, but allows room for hope next year
By James Shrubsall Published
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Why do Tour de France teams keep losing their buses?
A flashing warning sign and a "kaput" leaves two of the race's teams without their luxury mobile mansions
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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I’m a physiotherapist, bike fitter and racer, and this is your definitive guide to knee pain and cycling
Nicole Oh guides you through the most common injury experienced by cyclists
By Nicole Oh Published
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'It was damage limitation': Tom Pidcock, Jai Hindley react to losing time on Tour de France stage two
"There’s going to be minutes in three weeks. 21 seconds doesn't mean anything," says Tom Pidcock after first blows dealt from the favourites in Bologna
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Jonas Vingegaard 'super close to normal level' after allaying own fears at Tour de France
Doubts around the Visma-Lease a Bike rider's condition eased after impressive performance on San Luca
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published