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'We just hope for the best, huh' - Covid's return impacts Giro d'Italia
Jumbo-Visma, Bahrain-Victorious and Trek-Segafredo have all been affected by the virus in the run up to the race
By Adam Becket • Published
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‘I’ve won three pigs… They've been made into sausages’ - Tro-Bro Léon and cycling's oddest prize
Laurent Pichon is gearing up for his 12th Tro-Bro Léon, and hopes to hold a pig on the top step
By Tom Davidson • Published
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Mark Cavendish ‘hungry’ to land first win of the season at Giro d’Italia
British rider is one of several options for Astana at Italian Grand Tour as they go in search of stage wins
By Tom Thewlis • Published
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'He was shouting just like on the TV' - British cyclists almost ride into live police firearms incident
‘It was the last thing you expect on a country cycle ride’ said one of the cyclists
By Tom Thewlis • Published
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‘It will be hard to defend the title’ - Lennard Kämna on Bora-Hansgrohe’s Giro d’Italia chances
Jai Hindley won the Giro last year for the German team, but is sitting out the Corsa Rosa in favour of the Tour de France
By Tom Thewlis • Published
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Formula 1's Alfa Romeo races onto the gravel biking scene to sponsor of Valtteri Bottas' Finnish race
Merging business with pleasure, Bottas and his Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK today announced a partnership around the inaugural event.
By Anne-Marije Rook • Published
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Ultra-cyclist Jack Thompson breaks new long-distance record on 520km route in Japan
Australian broke long standing record on 520 kilometre long route on Japan’s route one, the first road to be built in Japan
By Tom Thewlis • Published
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'We didn't expect this': Wind causes havoc on stage three of La Vuelta Femenina as Marianne Vos wins
Dutchwoman takes first ever Vuelta stage win, completing the Grand Tour set, as multiple GC riders suffer in echelons
By Adam Becket • Published
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Made from scraps: EF Education-EasyPost to wear special Giro d'Italia kit from Rapha's Excess Collection
Made of 100% excess fabric, Rapha's Excess Collection is a step toward more sustainable manufacturing processes, while the EF kit uses 72%
By Anne-Marije Rook • Published
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British Cycling reportedly considering ban on transgender riders in elite female races
The governing body's new guidelines are due to be announced within the next month
By Tom Davidson • Published
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‘I couldn’t quite believe it’ - Charlie Quarterman on his rags to riches Giro d’Italia selection
The British rider spent a year at amateur level with Philippe Wagner Cycling before heading back to the top with Corratec
By Tom Thewlis • Published
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Greg Van Avermaet, Olympic champion, Roubaix winner, to retire from cycling at the end of 2023
The Belgian says he has "no regrets" as he will head out of the peloton aged 38
By Adam Becket • Published
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Cyclist sues e-bike brand Rad Power Bikes after sustaining injuries in crash
The lawsuit claims the e-bike stopped "suddenly and without warning"
By Tom Davidson • Published
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21 things you didn't know about Geraint Thomas
Rugby over football, Eminem, podcasts – oh, and some cycling stuff
By James Shrubsall • Published
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Canyon's Aeroad CFR gets a Manga makeover creating a comically good looking bike
A limited number of the Canyon Aeroad CFR Tokyo edition go on sale
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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You can now find an All Bodies On Bikes chapter near you
Body-size inclusivity advocate Marley Blonsky today announced that her All Bodies on Bikes non-profit not only received official 501c3 status, the organization also launched 11 regional chapters.
By Anne-Marije Rook • Published
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Charlotte Kool takes maiden Grand Tour victory at La Vuelta Femenina
Marianne Vos supersedes Anna Henderson in red, and has now worn leader's jersey's in all three Grand Tours
By James Shrubsall • Published
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Five stages you need to watch of the Giro d'Italia 2023
Here are where the key pink jersey clashes are likely to take place
By Tom Davidson • Published
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Washington becomes the eighth state with rebates or incentives for e-bike purchases
Washington legislature approves a $7 million dollar package to support e-bike rebates and cyclist and pedestrian focused infrastructure
By Henry Lord • Published
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Charlie Burton obituary: Husband and crucial partner to cycling great Beryl
The Yorkshireman died on Friday, aged 93
By Jeremy Wilson • Published
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Tour de France Femmes director: 'When the time comes, we'll add more stages'
Marion Rousse says the race needs to grow at a sustainable rate for women's cycling
By Tom Davidson • Published
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Rasputitsa gravel racer killed midrace in head-on collision with truck
“The bike was under the truck. It was bad,” says race support vehicle driver
By Chris H. Hadgis • Published
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Former pro Dan Martin nominated for prestigious book prize
Irishman’s autobiography Chased by Pandas is up for Sunday Times cycling book of the year
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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‘A perfect week for us’ – Adam Yates wraps up overall title in Romandie
Briton will now turn his focus to preparing for the Tour de France
By Peter Cossins • Published
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‘Giving up the Giro breaks my heart’ – Trek’s Giulio Ciccone forced out of home tour by Covid symptoms
Italian was relishing leading Trek’s challenge at Giro that starts in his home region
By Peter Cossins • Published
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‘Racing for the win is definitely a good feeling' - Max Poole pushing for a podium finish at the Tour de Romandie
The 20-year-old finished fourth on stage four’s queen stage to Thyon 2000
By Stephen Puddicombe • Published
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'We’ll celebrate with a bottle of vino’ - Adam Yates claims queen stage and overall lead at the Tour de Romandie
Yates has one day to seal victory
By Stephen Puddicombe • Published
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'I've never been betrayed like this before' - entrepreneur claims Justin Williams’s CRIT race series was his plan
After months of meetings, Wasserman suddenly went radio silent until they announced the Circuit Racing International Tour (CRIT) series of their own
By Anne-Marije Rook • Published
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In-depth: How Ukraine's cycling scene is surviving the war and even helping the effort
Cycling Weekly finds out how the sport in Ukraine has lost stars but continues to inspire and even form part of the war effort
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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