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'We’re here to race, we’re here to win': Hugh Carthy ready to kick on at the Tour of the Alps ahead of Giro d'Italia
British climber using week long stage race as final preparation for a shot at Giro success in May
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'It denigrates racing': EF boss criticises Amstel Gold Race organisers for Pogačar drafting controversy
EF Education-EasyPost's Jonathan Vaughters frustrated at apparent car drafting advantage given to men's race winner Tadej Pogačar
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My Training Space: 'Cycling is all about fun for me – enjoy it while you can!'
Sportive rider and Cancellara-beater Ian Beard shows us around his memorabilia-filled cabin
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Arnold Schwarzenegger terminates neighborhood pothole
'This giant pothole has been screwing up cars and bicycles for weeks' says the movie star
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Tweets of the week: Alison Jackson's joy, sock thief strikes at Itzulia, and Pogačar reveals UAE's secret
Paris-Roubaix always brings the best content out of teams, and this year was no disappointment
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97 days until the Tour de France Femmes: How do the main contenders stack up?
Will Annemiek van Vleuten win once again or can her challengers pull on the yellow jersey for the first time
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Soudal Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere counting on Remco Evenepoel to save Classics season at Liège
The world champion is in good shape, but it's not done and dusted yet, the Soudal boss cautions
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The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend, but were we entertained?
The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend with big promises of reinventing American cycling and reigniting fans. Did it succeed?
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Jumbo-Visma perfect until it really mattered: Five things we learned from the men's cobbled Classic season
Tadej Pogačar should be lining up a tilt at Paris-Roubaix, Mathieu van der Poel has won almost everything he can, and Ineos Grenadiers underwhelmed
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‘It was just agony’: Inside the Paris-Roubaix debuts of four young Brits
Josh Tarling, Zoe Bäckstedt, Sam Watson and Alice Towers lived very different days at the Hell of the North
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Tadej Pogačar luxury watch thieves to serve time after Paris-Nice robbery
The Tour of Flanders champion is the latest cycling star to be robbed of a luxury watch
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One of Britain's biggest mass participation rides will end in 2023
One of the UK's biggest challenge rides will be no more after this year's event
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British Cycling appoints former Rugby League World Cup head Jon Dutton as new CEO
Dutton will replace acting CEO Danielle Every, who replaced former head Brian Facer in October
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Want to break a track record? WattShop to give anyone the chance this September
British company to take over Tissot Velodrome in Grenchen, Switzerland to try and smash times for anyone - if you have £7,000
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Wahoo credit rating lowered after it fails to pay its debt service payments
American tech company says it is "actively collaborating and moving forward positively with the support of our lenders"
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Dorian Godon and Silvia Persico win thrilling men's and women's Brabantse Pijls in wet conditions
Frenchman and Italian triumphant out of reduced groups at the end of wet day of racing in Flanders
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Cervélo and Cannondale owner Pon.Bike's turnover hits £2 billion, doubling from 2022
Dutch company also owns Gazelle, Santa Cruz and Focus, and acquired Dorel Sports in 2021
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Tadej Pogačar to ride Amstel Gold Race and Flèche Wallonne, Julian Alaphilippe ruled out due to injury
Frenchman also a doubt for Liège-Bastogne-Liège due to knee problem picked up at Tour of Flanders
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Peter Sagan signed green jersey, and more, up for grabs at Moore Large auction
A host of memorabilia, from signed jerseys to signed photos and posters, is part of the latest lot
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Music on the go: Spotify can now be controlled from within the Strava app
No need to leave activity-tracking to change song or podcast while on a ride
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Take a coffee stop, climb the Tourmalet or teleport to meet a friend: Zwift launches updates for spring and summer
Virtual riding platform brings out new features, also including an action bar and improved pack dynamics
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Seven tech insights spotted at Paris-Roubaix 2023
From tyre pressure systems to old-school chainrings, here's what Cycling Weekly saw at the race
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Two siblings die in latest New York e-bike battery fire
While the ink is still drying on New York City’s new safety legislation around lithium-ion batteries, two more lives were lost to a lithium-ion battery fire this week.
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Lightweight launch: Specialized releases new Roval Alpinist SLX and Terra CLX II wheelsets
Gravel riders and roadies with a penchant for shaving off grams can make use of these hoops
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Cyclist broke bones after being doored by driver clearing sausage roll crumbs
Driver fined after the ill-fated ejection of the remains of his lunch that left cyclist with multiple injuries
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Want to win Thibaut Pinot's Vuelta bike? Groupama-FDJ auctions off tech and kit
The team says a lucky fan will get to spend a day with Marc Madiot at the Tour de France, too
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Two days in hell: The best images from Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes
Take a look at our mega-gallery of some of the best photos from a weekend of brutal racing
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Solar charging and adaptive coaching: Garmin unveils updated 540 and 840 Edge cycling computers
Garmin today unveiled updated versions of some of its most popular GPS cycling computers, the 540 and 840 Edge, with, most notably, solar charging options for both.
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Ineos Grenadiers rider runs half marathon after finishing Paris-Roubaix
Cameron Wurf is a triathlete, so it's unfair really. He is not the first cyclist to dabble with trainers, however
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