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15-year prison sentence sought over 'attempted homicide' of Alejandro ValverdeThe Spanish rider was the victim of a hit-and-run while training in 2022
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I just want to get back to winning races again' – how this former Olympic champion ended up on a German Continental teamTeam Storck-MRW Bau's new signing Matt Walls plans to mix road and track this season
By Tom Davidson Published
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You bought a Bugatti Chiron but need the bike to match? A new UCI-illegal limited edition Factor OneBike x car brand collabs have generated more hits than misses, but this one might be one of the most well considered collabs we've seen in recent years
By Luke Friend Published
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Shimano to pay $11.5m penalty for failing to report crankset hazardCompany 'knowingly failed to immediately report' dangers, says CPSC
By Tom Davidson Last updated
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Jonas Vingegaard being in form is a good thing for cycling – but can he sustain it until the Tour de France?Stiffer tests await for the Visma-Lease a Bike rider
By Adam Becket Published
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'I hope I’m not just going to be a dead weight for you' – Geraint Thomas joins BBC Radio 1 DJ on 1,000km tandem challenge2018 Tour de France winner saddles up behind Greg James to provide a power boost to charity challenge
By Pat Kinsella Last updated
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First look at LOOK’s new gravel pedals: a lightweight race option and adventure-ready platform join the popular X-TrackLOOK says 90% of gravel riders are served by its existing X-Track pedals; here's what's new for the remaining 10%
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It was a crazy situation' – knee injury that nearly ended Tadej Pogačar's Tour de France last year apparently caused by crash with Visma-Lease a Bike carThe Slovenian's agent says he collided with the team car ahead of stage 18
By James Shrubsall Published
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'His dedication for cycling was unrelenting' – stalwart of UK racing scene, Larry Hickmott, dies aged 65The founder of VeloUK passed away after a short illness
By Adam Becket Published
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Vingegaard and Del Toro throw down the gauntlet, Ineos Grenadiers fight back, but not everyone is so happy: Five things we learned from Paris-Nice and Tirreno-AdriaticoA week of hard-fought stage racing saw some of the world' best riders competing, and fans were not left disappointed
By James Shrubsall Published
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'A significant step forward' – Lidl-Trek launch new junior teamLidl-Trek Junior Racing to make debut at French race later this month
By Tom Davidson Published
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British cycling team has bike stolen in 'violent robbery'JAKROO Handsling manager threatened with knife by thief, team says
By Tom Davidson Published
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Karlijn Swinkels sprints to first WorldTour victory at the Trofeo Alfredo Binda, denying Anna van der BreggenThe UAE Team ADQ rider cements herself as one to watch at the historic spring Classic
By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published
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Lenny Martinez steals Paris-Nice stage 8 win ahead of Jonas Vingegaard, who secures general classification victoryThe Visma-Lease a Bike was pipped to the line by Martinez in a sprint finish
By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published
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Jonathan Milan wins 'painful' third Tirreno Adriatico stage 7 as Isaac del Toro takes general classification titleThe Lidl-Trek rider takes his third stage 7 victory in a row at the race
By Alex Lancaster-Lennox Published
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'Modern cycling can be a lonely sport' – former pro reflects on how riders disconnect from each otherRecently retiree Mike Woods is pursuing a calendar of adventure sports this year
By James Shrubsall Published
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Battery technology means no one knows who to hate anymoreWhere you once had pedestrians, cyclists and drivers, battery tech has turned roads and pavements into the wild west and no one knows who to shout at anymore
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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'Mixed feelings' for Isaac del Toro as he secures Tirreno-Adriatico title in friend and rival Giulio Pelizzari's hometownUAE Emirates-XRG leader survives multiple attacks from rivals on steep slopes to Camerino
By Vern Pitt Published
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Dorian Godon delivers Ineos Grenadiers' second stage win of Paris-NiceJonas Vingegaard holds on to race lead as stage is slashed to 47km
By Vern Pitt Published
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New poll suggests cyclists are complete idiots with absolutely no regard for their own safety or the general public's wellbeing – we know the truthThe majority of us, it turns out, cycle the right way
By Pat Kinsella Published
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Paris-Nice queen stage summit finish axed due to heavy snowThe stage will be shortened to just 47km and now is more suitable for sprinters than climbers
By Vern Pitt Published
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Potholes, Pogačar and Vingegaard's bib tights – this week in cycling's social mediaJonas Vingegaard's Paris-Nice fashion faux pas sent the internet into overdrive
By Meg Elliot Published
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The Friday cycling quiz - cycling acronymsDo you know what they all mean? Take our quiz to find out.
By Simon Richardson Published
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Faster than 60kph for an hour: British cyclist smashes 10-year-old track recordJessica Disley breaks women's UCI Derny Hour Record in Newport
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Today was the revenge...' – Harold Tejada slips the bunch for solo victory on lumpy stage 6 of Paris-NiceJonas Vingegaard finishes just behind, retains his overall lead
By James Shrubsall Published
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'We all work so hard for this' – Michael Valgren escapes to victory on stage 5 of Tirreno-Adriatico, taking first WorldTour win in eight yearsIsaac del Toro moves into race lead
By Adam Becket Published
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'Green shoots are emerging' – Is the turmoil finally over for the UK cycling industry?After years of decline, the Bicycle Association's annual report is toasting a return to growth
By Tom Davidson Published
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'It's the perfect way to start' – Ineos Grenadiers Racing Academy claims first win on fourth race dayCam Rogers won prologue at Tour of Rhodes
By Adam Becket Published
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Will I get fitter biking on-road or off-road?We delve into the pros and cons of cycling on different terrain with the help of British Cycling cyclo-cross manager Matt Ellis
By James Shrubsall Last updated
