Rafal Majka wins stage seventeen of the 2014 Tour de France
Tinkoff-Saxo climber Rafal Majka will ride alongside team leader Alberto Contador in the Tour de France in 2015, before possibly leading the team at the Vuelta a España.
The Pole took the King of the Mountains polka dot jersey at the 2014 Tour, winning stages 14 and 17 en route to a 181-point haul.
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Tweets of the week: Tadej Pogačar's white shorts and the joys of new kit day
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'Cycling needs someone like Oleg Tinkov with a bit of personality. He will be missed'Adam Blythe says cycling will miss Oleg Tinkov who is pulling his sponsorship from the sport
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Tinkoff unveil yet another new kit for their final ever raceHarking back to their Tinkoff Credit Systems days, the Russian team unveil their billionth new kit in their history for the Abu Dhabi Tour
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Alberto Contador admits his Vuelta a España chances are almost overSitting almost three minutes down on race leader Nairo Quintana, Tinkoff's Alberto Contador admits he's a long way from winning the race
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Alberto Contador fighting to stay in Vuelta a España contentionAlberto Contador admits he can't afford to lose any more time if he's to have a chance of winning a fourth Vuelta a España title
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'Adam Blythe has shown when he’s on a good day he can out sprint the fastest'Adam Blythe leads Tinkoff in the Cyclassics Hamburg on Sunday looking for his win in the British champion stripes
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Peter Sagan 'proud and ready' for Olympic mountain bike raceRoad race world champion Peter Sagan returns to his off-road roots, contesting the cross-country mountain bike event in Rio 2016
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Oleg Tinkov seems to confirm Peter Sagan's move to Bora-Argon 18Oleg Tinkov lets slip to ITV that Peter Sagan is on his way to Bora-Argon 18 for the 2017 season, with the Germans even giving him a pay rise
