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‘Cyclo-cross can’t exist with just three riders’ - Sven Nys on CX appearance fee disparity
Some CX riders reportedly forced to race for free due to large appearance fees handed to Tom Pidcock, Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert
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Sven Nys says Tom Pidcock skipping cyclo-cross World title defence ‘makes sense’
‘An effort to win in Hoogerheide will cost so much’ says Belgian cyclocross legend on a course that favours Pidcock's rivals
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Three punctures can't prevent Dylan Groenewegen from victory at Saudi Tour
Jayco AlUla rider pays his sponsors back with a stage one win
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Dylan Groenewegen powers to victory in stage one of the Saudi Tour
Dutch rider is the fastest to take opening day win for Jayco AIUla
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'We can make it work' - Cees Bol on the 'unique goal' of getting Mark Cavendish to 35 Tour de France wins
The Dutch sprinter will mix leadout duties with aiming for his own results at Astana-Qazaqstan
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Dylan Groenewegen starts 2023 under pressure to win at 'home race' Saudi Tour
Dutchman and his Jayco AlUla team seek to impress new title sponsors on the roads of AlUla
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20 year-old sprints to clean sweep at British Track Champs
Emma Finucane wins two titles on the closing day of the championships
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Jess Roberts doubles up at British Track Championships as 19 year-old sprinter topples Olympian
Comeback queen wins her first solo national title in the scratch race
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Neah Evans and Charlie Tanfield take National track titles
Olympians put in strong performances on the first day of competition in Newport
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In celebration of Peter Sagan, cycling's rock and roll frontman
As the three-time world champion is set to call time on his career in the WorldTour at the end of 2023, we thought we would take a look back at the glory days
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Eyeing the Olympic mountain bike race in Paris, Peter Sagan will retire from WorldTour racing at season's end
Finishing how he started, the former road world champion will race one last mountain bike-focused year in 2024
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Saudi Tour 2023
All you need to know about the Saudi Tour, with race results, rider updates and general information
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USA Cycling unveils step-by-step pathway for hopefuls wishing to race for Team USA
The American cycling governing body, USA Cycling, today unveiled its Athlete Development Pathway (ADP), a clearly defined, step-by-step process for those wishing to race for Team USA.
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From team collapse to new job in three hours: Marjolein van't Geloof on life after Le Col-Wahoo
Dutch Classics rider now has a fresh start at Human Powered Health, new objectives, and a licence to attack
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Jay Vine is more than a stage hunter and no Willunga works: Five things we learned from the Tour Down Under
The WorldTours are back, and some riders and teams hit the ground running, while others were absent
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van der Poel edges epic duel with van Aert at Benidorm World Cup
Dutchman outmanoeuvres his long-term rival as Tom Pidcock finishes fifth and Laurens Sweeck wraps up overall World Cup title
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Fem van Empel claims World Cup title with thrilling victory over Puck Pieterse
Dutch riders fill the podium with Shirin van Anrooij in third place, while British champion Zoe Backstedt was an impressive seventh
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Evenepoel set for support role in sprint-heavy Tour of San Juan
“We think six of the seven stages will be sprints,” says world champion, who will be part of Fabio Jakobsen’s lead-out train
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Simon Yates conquers Mount Lofty as Jay Vine wins Tour Down Under title
Simon Yates couldn’t wrestle the ochre jersey off race debutant Jay Vine but beat him in an uphill sprint to win the final stage
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17-year-old CX rider ‘catapulted’ into layby by tractor scores top ten finish at national champs
Raph Tabiner from Warrington nearly gave up racing all together after shocking incident
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Bryan Coquard celebrates first WorldTour win as Jay Vine closes in on ochre jersey
Bryan Coquard won stage four of the Tour Down Under after going long into a headwind on an uphill drag that zapped rivals
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Jumbo-Visma DS: There are some big talents coming out of Britain
The WorldTour team sees great potential in the current crop of British riders
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Pello Bilbao wins stage three of Tour Down Under as Jay Vine assumes lead
Pello Bilbao settled a score with Simon Yates when he outsprinted the Briton to take line honours
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Rohan Dennis wins stage two of Tour Down Under and takes race lead
Michael Matthews remonstrated with Magnus Sheffield at the finish after a mechanical saw his title hopes evaporate
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CW Live: Astana signs Mark Cavendish lead-out man; EF's sock debacle; Nairo Quintana's new team, reports; James Knox DQ'd from Tour Down Under; Geraint Thomas might ride on into 2024; and Ineos bid for Manchester United
All the news that's fit to print on Wednesday
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Demi Vollering: I really believe I can beat Annemiek van Vleuten
SD Worx rider talks improving, training earlier, and learning to be the team's leader
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Ben Swift takes first step in battle for Giro d'Italia selection
The former British national road champion cut a relaxed figure at the Tour Down Under on Wednesday
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Phil Bauhaus outsprints Caleb Ewan to win stage one of Tour Down Under
The German recovered from an earlier crash to beat Caleb Ewan and Michael Matthews in a bunch sprint
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‘As long as we win as a team’ - Lorena Wiebes and Lotte Kopecky ready to make sacrifices for each other at SD Worx
The duo will race together for the first time this year, and are convinced they can make it work
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