Matthew Glaetzer takes World Cup bronze at first race since cancer diagnosis
The Australian had surgery to remove a throat tumour one month ago
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Thibaut Pinot could target Tour, Olympics and Worlds triple in 2020
The Frenchman's team are confident he can reproduce the strong form he showed at the 2019 Tour
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Watch: This Velon recap shows some of the amazing bike-handling skills pro riders have
The professional peloton can be a treacherous place.
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'What do cyclists want for Christmas?' – you asked Google, and we’ve got the answer
Every so often we delve into the depths of Google's cavernous data web to learn what it is the world is asking about cyclists.
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Under-23 rider will miss six months of his first year with Movistar after being hit by car
Danish prospect Mathias Norsgaard Jørgensen was all set for his first season at WorldTour level.
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11 things you only know if you race on Zwift
I was late to join the indoor cycling revolution.
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Tweets of the week: Jonathan Vaughters, Bauke Mollema and Abby Mickey
We're deep into the off season now but the outstanding Twitter content just keeps on flowing.
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Thief jailed after stealing bike fitted with police tracker
A thief has been jailed after he stole a bike that was fitted with a police tracker.
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Alex Peters is making his comeback after leaving Team Sky in 2016
Alex Peters will be making his comeback next season after he left Team Sky at the end of the 2016.
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Track rider Victoria Williamson to switch from cycling to bobsleigh
The 25-year-old made her comeback in 2019 following three years off the bike after a crash
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Best kids' bike helmets: A buyer's guide
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Indoor cycling apps compared: which is best for you?
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Patrick Lefevere looks to ahead retirement as Tom Boonen could become his successor at Quick-Step
The man who has run one of the top teams in cycling over the last decade Patrick Lefevere is looking ahead to his retirement and says Tom Boonen would make a nice replacement.
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MPCC urge UCI to improve testing to combat 'mafia'-esque blood doping
The cycling union has also urged the UCI to start investigating Aicar usage within the professional peloton
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Total Direct Energie confirm they will decline invite to Giro d'Italia 2020
Race organisers had asked the French team to decline their invite to make space for more Italian squads
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Rapha launches new turbo-specific clothing range
Interestingly the range features the existing Cargo Core bib shorts
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Jumbo-Visma say Tom Dumoulin has fully recovered from knee injury
The Dutchman's season was derailed by a crash at the Giro d'Italia
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'Doctors don't know what happened' as Eddy Merckx continues recovery from fall
The Belgian is still not yet one hundred per cent better after his accident in October
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The pregnant cyclist knocked down by a driver in hit and run has lost her baby
The pregnant cyclist who was hit by a driver who then fled the scene has lost her baby, police have said.
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Nine things you only know if you cycle in Bristol
You learn a lot riding your bike.
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Mark Cavendish’s chances of riding Olympics are diminishing, says British Cycling coach
Mark Cavendish’s chances of making it to the Olympics are diminishing, according to the head coach at British Cycling.
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Giro d'Italia organiser asks Total Direct Energie to decline invite
RCS Sport wanted more home teams at the Italian Grand Tour
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Bahrain-Merida confirm new team name for 2020
There has already been plenty of change at Bahrain-Merida for 2020, as Team Sky founding member Rod Ellingworth takes over at the top.
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Cycling Weekly December 05 2019
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Canyon Commuter 4.0
Canyon's fully loaded commuter covers all bases
