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Tom Pidcock said he was feeling the effects of a tough weekend of racing in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, but he still managed to secure a podium finish in the bunch sprint.
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Lance Armstrong would have won the Tour de France with doping, according to legendary cycling commentator Phil Liggett.
Talking points from the Opening Weekend in Belgium
The Brit suffered a concussion and was kept in overnight to be monitored
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The lid made famous by Mark Cavendish receives an aero redesign and a MIPS liner
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Tom Pidcock finished third after an impressive turn of speed in the sprint finish
Cycling can become an expensive hobby - the art to maximising your pennies is deciding where to spend them
The Brit says had his positioning been better he could have challenged Ballerini for the win
In the latest in our series looking back at the roads of classic races, Simon Warren explores the Chiltern roads of the Archer Grand Prix
Reigning hill-climb champion Bithja Jones has revealed she spent much of the last year training for the National Championships with no heart rate monitor or power meter, just riding on feel
The peloton's youngsters shone once more
The Brit showed his class as he bridged across to the Alaphilippe move before helping position team-mate Ethan Hayter in the closing kilometres
Lotus might have kickstarted the carbon monocoque revolution in 1992, but it was Devon-based Hotta that carried Chris Boardman to two Tour de France prologue victories in 1997 and 1998, finally winning Olympic gold in Sydney with Jason Queally. CW talks to Hotta founder Simon Aske for the story of 'the other 1990s British superbike'
The world champion attacked on the Bosberg to win alone in Ninove
Edward Westrop gets to grips with Altura's waterproof jacket
Jake Stewart took an impressive second-place finish
The Australian denied Bennett a third victory at the 2021 WorldTour opener
Dani Martinez was forced to abandon with knee pain after being involved in the same crash
The American says it wasn't a racial issue until the internet made it a racial issue
The Classics are back, kicking off this weekend with Omloop Het Nieuwsblad - here’s how you can live stream the Flemish one-day race.
Tadej Pogačar has been handed a 10-second penalty heading into the final stage of the UAE Tour.
