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Mathieu van der Poel not intimidated by Tadej Pogačar’s form ahead of Milan-San Remo clash
Dutchman starts his 2024 road season at Italian Monument on Saturday
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Mosaic launches new integrated titanium gravel bike in six striking colorways at Mid South
On the heels of launching its custom titanium all-road GT-1 iAR bike last month, Mosaic will be unveiling yet another new frame next Tuesday heading into Midsouth Gravel race weekend - the GT-1 i45.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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Introducing the British rider with a 100% GC record in 2024
Victories at the Tour du Rwanda and Tour de Taiwan cap a glittering start to pro life for the 21-year-old
By Adam Becket Published
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Tom Pidcock 'wouldn’t be surprised' to see attacks before the Poggio at Milan-San Remo
British rider will lead the line for Ineos Grenadiers alongside Filippo Ganna
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Patrick Lefevere ordered to apologise or pay fine over 'disparaging comments towards women'
Soudal Quick-Step boss handed suspended fine by UCI's Ethics Commission
By Adam Becket Published
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Is it safe to buy from Wiggle as liquidation nears?
Consumer law expert recommends only buying products from retailer that you’ve used before and were satisfied with as liquidators officially appointed by parent company
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Visma-Lease a Bike say they want to be the All Blacks or Chicago Bulls of cycling, but is this possible?
The Dutch super team might be winning it all, but can they create a legacy?
By Adam Becket Published
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All eyes turn to Mathieu Van Der Poel at shortened Milan-San Remo
Dutchman aims to defend his title as he makes his season debut at the shortened – but still very, very long – race?
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'I'm horrendously competitive': Get to know GB track sprinter Sophie Capewell
Olympic hopeful tells Cycling Weekly about her cyclocross roots, wanting to be a scientist, and her proudest moment to date
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Not revenge but justice': Davide Rebellin's family welcome trial decision
Judges in Vicenza, Italy, reject plea bargain by the truck driver accused of killing the cyclist in 2022
By James Shrubsall Published
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I lost the joy in cycling - here's why I broke up with my coach
For my sake, and my dogs', I decided to call time on coached training
By Adam Jones Published
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I broke my collarbone (twice) and learned that cycling expects people to 'spring back' far too quickly
"Two weeks? I was back on the bike within 48 hours" was the response when Adam Jones got back on the bike after a break - why do cyclists expect an instant comeback?
By Adam Jones Published
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Rohan Dennis’ bail extended; to reappear before court in August on charge of causing his Olympian wife’s death by dangerous driving
Former cycling pro Rohan Dennis made his first court appearance for the car crash that killed his wife, Olympian Melissa Hoskins. His bail was extended to August.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Former Ineos Grenadiers boss Rod Ellingworth becomes race director of Tour of Britain
"I feel a real responsibility to get this right," says Ellingworth about new role
By Tom Davidson Published
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In search of the world's best club jersey: Phoenix Peloton v VC Bristol
Every week we pit two club kits against each other and you get to vote on the best designs
By James Shrubsall Published
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Gazelle Bikes releases first U.S. e-bike featuring the Bosch Smart System
Gazelle Bikes today launched the Eclipse e-bike, which is UL 2849 compliant and is the first U.S. e-bike featuring the Bosch Smart System
By Kristin Jenny Published
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I cycled up the steepest hill in England... and it was easy
Vale Street defeated me once before, but it would not happen a second time
By Adam Becket Published
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‘The market is in chaos’ - Trek set to make cuts amid high industry stock levels
Brand's reported plan to reduce product line by 40% is a "sensible move", says one industry expert
By Tom Davidson Published
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'We'll have rounder wheels than everyone else' - Team GB confident in new Olympics tech
Updated Hope-Lotus bike won't feature until Paris, confirms performance director Stephen Park
By Tom Davidson Published
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Do longer races actually mean better bike racing?
Milan-San Remo is shorter than 300km this year - shock! - but other races are getting longer. Is that actually a good thing?
By Adam Becket Published
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'We're thinking about it' - drone filming might be used at the Tour de France this year
France Télévisions to discuss drone broadcasts with Tour stakeholders
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Keep eking out little performance gains and you can progress at any age': Tips for riding better than ever, at 49
'I enjoy the process more now than ever,' says Simon McNamara, as he closes in on 50 - though to emulate him, you may need to cut out the booze and biscuits
By Hannah Reynolds Published
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Jonas Vingegaard wins Tirreno-Adriatico as Jonathan Milan dashes to victory on final day
Dane continues perfect season towards Tour de France
By Tom Davidson Published
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Matteo Jorgenson seals American dream with overall victory at Paris-Nice
Remco Evenepoel wins eighth and final stage in rain-soaked 'Race to the Sun'
By Tom Davidson Published
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Today your workshop, tomorrow the world: Is the future 3D printed?
From simple home-made gadgets to budget-busting titanium, we delve into the world of 3D printing in cycling
By James Shrubsall Published
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'I did it just because I like winning' - Jonas Vingegaard puts the cherry on the cake with Tirreno-Adriatico stage win
The Visma-Lease a Bike rider takes an unassailable lead in the general classification with one stage to go
By Joseph Lycett Published
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Jonas Vingegaard set for Tirreno-Adriatico overall victory after imperious performance on stage six to Monte Petrano
The Dane wins the queen stage of the race ahead of Juan Ayuso and Jai Hindley
By Joseph Lycett Published
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Aleksandr Vlasov wins atop La Madone d'Utelle on stage seven of Paris-Nice
Brandon McNulty remains in the overall lead of the race despite losing time to the other GC contenders
By Joseph Lycett Published
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'I've gone from gathering rocks on the bison farm to picking up the biggest rock of them all – Paris-Roubaix': Alison Jackson on her formative influences
The Paris-Roubaix Femmes champ talks racing by instinct and lessons learnt on the family farm
By David Bradford Published