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'It could have gone worse': Vincenzo Nibali lives to fight another day after Tour team time trial
Nibali lost over a minute to BMC and Sky on the Tour de France team time trial, but remains ready to fight back with 18 stages to go
By Gregor Brown •
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Vincenzo Nibali aiming for more consistency at Tour de France after 'suffering' in Dauphiné
Nibali failed to impress at the Critérium du Dauphiné, but hopes to ride with more consistency at the 2018 Tour de France
By Gregor Brown •
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Kanstantsin Siutsou out of Giro d'Italia after time trial recon crash
Bahrain-Merida rider Kanstantsin Siutsou crashed heavily during a training ride around the Giro d'Italia stage one time trial course in Jerusalem, and will not start the race
By Nigel Wynn •
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Sonny Colbrelli wins tough Dubai Tour stage to Hatta Dam, Viviani keeps overall lead
Escapee Brandon McNulty caught just before the line as Sonny Colbrelli takes the victory on stage four of the 2018 Dubai Tour. Elia Viviani retains the overall lead
By Nigel Wynn •
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Vincenzo Nibali undergoes surgery to remove metal plate 14 months after Olympic Games crash
Vincenzo Nibali has successfully undergone surgery to remove a metal plate attached to his collarbone after crashing in the Olympic road race last summer.
By Henry Robertshaw •
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We knew Vincenzo Nibali would lose time on 'short and violent' Vuelta summit finish, says Bahrain director
Nibali lost valuable seconds on the first summit finish of the Vuelta a España
By Gregor Brown •
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Injuries force Bahrain-Merida to name weakened team in support of Vincenzo Nibali at Vuelta a España
Vincenzo Nibali will be forced to make do with a weakened Bahrain-Merida team for the Vuelta a España as a number of key riders were ruled out.
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Is a climber’s bike or an aero bike best for a mountain stage in the Tour de France?
You’d think a climber’s bike would have the edge in mountain stages, but an aero machine just might be a better choice
By Paul Norman •
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New Merida Reacto is lighter, more aero and more comfortable
Merida says that the third generation of the Reacto, launched last week, skims the 6.8kg UCI weight limit and is 4% more aero than its predecessor
By Paul Norman •
