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CiCLE Classic organiser 'caught in the crossfire' of trans rights debate
Sex-based rights groups Sex Matters and Fair Play for Women bid to fund Women's CiCLE Classic
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Wout van Aert to ride Paris-Roubaix, but in a supporting role
Jumbo-Visma rider makes his return from his Covid-enforced absence
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Remco Evenepoel: 'I didn’t know today was the cyclocross at Overijse'
Belgian rider had an dramatic day at Brabantse Pijl, eventually finishing sixth
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'Maybe we need to lose a few races so we don’t get too confident' - are Ineos Grenadiers the form Classics team?
Brabantse Pijl performance saw the team win race for second year in a row, with three in top five
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Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team car causes Julian Alaphilippe to crash at Brabantse Pijl
The team car sent multiple riders to the ground after attempting to get past the peloton on a narrow part of road
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Magnus Sheffield wins Brabantse Pijl as Ineos Grenadiers ride the perfect race
19-year old American takes second professional win of career
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Women's Tour organiser seeking title partner to deliver live coverage of event
SweetSpot is hoping to raise £75,000 from a sponsor so it can broadcast the race live and adhere to UCI rules
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Demi Vollering wins an enthralling edition of Brabantse Pijl
After finishing second last year, the Dutch rider rode the final 10km alone to take her first 2022 victory
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Wout van Aert apparently wants to ride Liège-Bastogne-Liège
After Covid interrupted his spring, the Belgian is hungry to race again
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Women’s CiCLE Classic sponsor withdraws funding in protest over British Cycling's suspension of trans athlete policy
Peter Stanton says British Cycling's move last week is "unacceptable"
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Ellen van Dijk set to attempt women's Hour Record in May
Van Dijk is looking to break Joss Lowden's current record of 48.405km
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The truth about detraining: How quickly do you lose fitness when you stop cycling?
Detraining is something that professional cyclists do on purpose, but it's a practice that should be entered into with a full knowledge of the facts, explains cycling coach Zach Nehr
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Highest bidder of the Tony Martin Olympic medal auction returns medal to Martin
The time trialist's selfless act rewarded with €35,000 in funds raised and a return of his medal
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Chris Froome eager to lose weight after 'baptism of fire' at Coppi e Bartali
The Briton admitted he was 2kg overweight after the Italian race, while confirming he will race the Tour of the Alps
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Astana Qazaqstan rider has no memory of Amstel Gold Race crash after being unconscious for 20 minutes
Former U23 world champion Samuele Battistella crashed around the 150km mark at Amstel Gold Race on Sunday, but didn't suffer any serious injuries
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How many watts does it take to beat a pro cyclist?
What’s your dream threshold? Four, five, maybe even six watts per kilo… At what point does the target number become impossible except for pros? Joe Laverick finds out
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Nacer Bouhanni suffers fractured cervical vertebra after colliding with pedestrian at Tour of Turkey
The Frenchman was one of four riders involved in a crash with a pedestrian walking in the middle of the road
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Comical, severe and forever fighting: James Shaw's return to WorldTour stage racing after four years away
The British rider shares his experiences of a week of brutal racing in northern Spain
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Tom Dumoulin confident altitude training in Tenerife will help Giro d'Italia ambitions: 'I will do the necessary work'
The Dutchman has performed inconsistently in 2022, but still has his sights set on GC victory next month
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'Cycling is really hard, but ballet is even harder' — the Swedish rider who was once a ballerina
Nathalie Eklund on her journey from ballet pumps to bike shoes
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Tweets of the week: Pidcock has 'excitement between his legs', big glasses of Amstel, and a dog at a bike race
It never ends. Trust me, it never ends
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Jumbo-Visma stopping Wout van Aert from sharing Strava rides: 'We want to prevent speculation'
General manager Richard Plugge said the team won't risk Wout van Aert's involvement in Paris-Roubaix if he isn't fully fit
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Benoit Cosnefroy criticises Amstel Gold Race jury: 'They should have waited better for that photo'
The race jury wrongly announced Cosnefroy as the winner before seeing a photo finish, something he claims is a 'blatant mistake'
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Five talking points from the Amstel Gold Race 2022
The things we learned after a day of two exciting finishes in the Netherlands
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Mathieu van der Poel says he didn't have the legs to follow everybody at Amstel Gold Race
Dutchman says that Tour of Flanders suits him better after Amstel fourth place
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'You have to wait with the euphoria' — Michał Kwiatkowski after photo-finish win at the Amstel Gold Race
Second year in a row that Dutch race is decided on the line in Valkenburg
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Michał Kwiatkowski narrowly wins Amstel Gold Race 2022 in photo finish
Ineos Grenadiers rider wins the Ardennes classic for a second time by the barest of margins
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'All or nothing' — how Marta Cavalli won the Amstel Gold Race
Italian FDJ-Nouvelle Aquitaine Futuroscope rider wins her first Women's WorldTour race
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Marta Cavalli takes historic win at Amstel Gold Race Women
Italian rider wins with a perfectly timed attack winning solo ahead of a group of favourites
