Julian Alaphilippe’s dad dies after long illness
Julian Alaphilippe’s dad has died after suffering from a long illness.
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Slovenian National Championships had no coronavirus safety measures, says Jani Brajkovic
Slovenia held the first races in Europe since March
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Tadej Pogačar beats Primož Roglič to Slovenian time trial title
The UAE Team Emirates rider gets his revenge as he reverses the result of the road race
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The story of Britain's first-ever Tour de France team
Sixty-five years ago Britain sent a full team to Le Tour for the first time. Giles Belbin tells the story of Team GB’s historic debut
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'In a peloton it is impossible not to ride in each other's snot': Teams nervous ahead of racing return
Deceuninck - Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere worries cycling may be returning too soon
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Nicki Sorensen on his doping: 'I'm embarrassed by what happened'
The Dane opens up for the first time about his decision to dope during his career
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I lost my hearing in a crash, 12 years later I returned to cycling
After losing his hearing 12 years ago, former champion rider Morgan Fox could not have imagined the miracle cure and return to pro cycling that awaited him
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Chris Froome transfer a matter of 'when' not 'if', according to report
Italian media also suggests Froome is not currently guaranteed a place in the 2020 Tour squad
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Tour de France will have male and female podium hosts for first time, as battle to save race revealed
As podium kisses are banned, the post-coronavirus Tour de France begins to take shape
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Case closed after no hidden motors found in peloton after two years
French authorities announce they ceased investigating mechanical doping at the start of 2020
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'I could not postpone it again': Peter Sagan visits art gallery in preparation for Giro d'Italia debut
In the latest offbeat promotional video from the Slovakian, Peter Sagan soaks up Italian culture
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10-hour work shifts before training: What it took for Oliver Naesen to turn pro at 25
'If they'd given me a contract for 10 years I would have signed it,' says the Belgian, as he re-lives his journey to becoming a cyclist for a living
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Switzerland 2020 World Championships given green light after coronavirus uncertainty
The 2020 World Championships will go ahead as planned in Switzerland, despite the uncertainty around the coronavirus pandemic.
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Gamers to compete in eTour de France this July
Being in the virtual yellow jersey takes on a new meaning this summer
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Tour de Yorkshire under threat as organiser requests bail-out
The Tour de Yorkshire is under threat as the organisers are seeking a financial bail-out.
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Sean Yates signs with French squad Nippo Delko One Provence as a coach
Sean Yates has joined French squad Nippo Delko Provence as a coach.
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Tour de France director gives update on safety measures for fans and riders
As the Tour de France approaches, both cycling fans and the pros will be wondering what the postponed edition will look like.
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Vuelta a España 2020 start list
Start list for the 74th edition of the Vuelta a España
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Geraint Thomas says Chris Froome transfer rumours ‘affect him indirectly but don’t keep him up at night’
Geraint Thomas says rumours of Chris Froome’s transfer affect him indirectly” but added that they don’t keep him up at night.
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Former Team Sky rider banned for doping two years after he retired
A former Team Sky rider has been banned for doping, despite having retired two years ago.
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Egan Bernal says winning the Tour de France ‘is like a drug’
Egan Bernal says winning the Tour de France “is like a drug.”
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Could you be Britain’s next star at the Tokyo Paralympics?
British Cycling has officially launched the search for a new Paralympic track star.
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Niki Terpstra out of hospital after high-speed motor-pacing crash
Niki Terpstra is out of hospital after a high-speed motor-pacing crash.
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Primož Roglič beats Tadej Pogačar to Slovenian national road race title
The Jumbo-Visma rider becomes national champion for the first time in his career
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Patrick Lefevere nearly sold stake in Quick-Step to Israel Start-Up Nation's Sylvan Adams
Before Lefevere brought Deceuninck on board a deal was all but agreed with the billionaire
