Team Sky's trademark blue stripe will be replaced by a yellow one for the final stage of the Tour de France to celebrate Chris Froome's second win.
Froome all-but sealed his win by tracking Nairo Quintana up Alpe d'Huez on Saturday's stage 20, giving up over a minute to the Colombian but clinging on to a 1:12 advantage.
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Primož Roglič crowned Vuelta a España champion as Stefan Küng wins the final stage time trialKüng flies around the course to win the final stage as Roglič seals a record-equalling fourth overall victory in Madrid
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Steve Cummings replaced by Tom Pidcock's coach in Tour of Britain management team shake-up at Ineos GrenadiersCummings was on the provisional start list submitted to the race organiser, but was replaced by Kurt Bogaerts
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Dan Bigham becomes Head of Engineering at Red Bull-Bora Hansgrohe after leaving Ineos GrenadiersAfter winning a silver medal at the Paris Olympics, Bigham then left his role at Ineos due to his frustrations with the setup currently in place at the team
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Remco Evenepoel and Julian Alaphilippe confirmed for Tour of Britain MenDouble Olympic champion and Alaphilippe headline Soudal Quick-Step team selection
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Wout van Aert’s 2023 Tour of Britain prize money still in limboFunds still outstanding after British Cycling agreed to honour prize money
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Olympic mountain bike champion 'had no choice' but to leave Ineos Grenadiers to race on the roadPauline Ferrand-Prévot signed for Visma-Lease a Bike this week due to Ineos Grenadiers still lacking plans for a Women’s WorldTour team
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Ineos Grenadiers and Soudal Quick-Step set to headline fast approaching Tour of BritainDouble Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel expected to feature for Soudal Quick-Step as Belgian team return to the race for the first time since 2021
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It's time to stop expecting so much of Ineos Grenadiers at the Tour de FranceThe British team are always under pressure to match their past best, but it’s not going to happen anytime soon
