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‘I just tried to hang on’ - Chris Froome on finishing within two minutes of winner on UAE Tour mountain finish
Chris Froome said he “just tried to hang on” as he finished within two minutes of the leaders on the UAE Tour’s second summit finish.
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Ineos Grenadiers confirm line-up to support Chris Froome at the Vuelta a España
Giro d'Italia winner Richard Carapaz among strong eight-mad squad
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Simon Gerrans to end 13-year professional racing career after 2018 season
Australian Simon Gerrans leaves cycling at the age of 38 to pursue other ambitions
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Strava stats reveal Egan Bernal is seriously ramping up his training for the Tour de France
As the return of bike racing approaches, the pros will no doubt be stepping up their training after a long wait and uncertain lay-off.
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Mark Cavendish reveals his final stage race preparation ahead of Tour de France
Mark Cavendish has been named in Dimension Data's six-man team for the Tour of Slovenia, which will be his final stage race before the Tour de France.
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Chris Froome vs Romain Bardet vs Rigoberto Uran: who will win the 2017 Tour de France?
Chris Froome, Romain Bardet, and Rigoberto Uran will battle it out for the Tour de France yellow jersey in Marseille, but who will emerge victorious?
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Lizzie Deignan wins her fourth British national road race title with late solo attack
Lizzie Deignan (Boels-Dolmans) took her fourth British national road race title with a late attack from an elite group on the Isle of Man.
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Bauke Mollema bests Greg Van Avermaet on tough uphill finish on stage one of Tour du Var 2021
The Tour du Var kicked off with Bauke Mollema narrowly securing stage honours over Greg Van Avermaet.
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'It's a shame to be out of the game': Michael Matthews just happy to be healthy after false positive at Giro d'Italia
The Australian was forced to withdraw from the Italian Grand Tour following a positive coronavirus test but has subsequently returned two negative tests
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Julian Alaphilippe beats Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert to take victory on stage two of Tirreno-Adriatico 2021
World champion Julian Alaphilippe holds off Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert taking victory on stage two of Tirreno-Adriatico 2021.
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Tour Colombia 2021 cancelled due to Covid-19
Organisers say it's impossible to put the race on in a safe way during the global pandemic
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Julian Alaphilippe believes Strade Bianche deserves Monument status
Julian Alaphilippe said Strade Bianche deserves Monument status, calling it “one of the most beautiful races.”
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Keep Challenging: The story behind Team Sunweb's dream 2017 season
How Tom Dumoulin, Coryn Rivera, and Warren Barguil helped Team Sunweb to a dream 2017 season, with Grand Tour, WorldTour and World Championship success.
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Sam Bennett hoping to push on and 'secure place as one of the world’s top sprinters'
The Irishman says he wants to see Mark Cavendish break Eddy Merckx's Tour de France stage wins record in July
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Alaphilippe, Bernal, Roglič and Evenepoel nominated for Velo d'Or 2019
11 men and one woman have been nominated for the cyclist of the year award
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Rod Ellingworth says 'Dave Brailsford is ruthless' as he sets sights on Tour de France
The new Bahrain-McLaren team principal is relishing the chance of going toe-to-toe with Ineos at the French Grand Tour
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59 UAE Team Emirates riders and staff receive coronavirus vaccine
Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar was among those who received the jab
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Tanja Erath pips Chloe Dygert to stage three sprint victory in women's virtual Tour de France
The third stage was a virtual rendering of French countryside, featuring both Pont du Gard and Mont-Saint-Michel
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Chris Froome back riding on the road 14 weeks after horror crash
The four-time Tour de France champion was placed in intensive care in June after suffering multiple fractures in a crash
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Annemiek van Vleuten posts massive eight-hour 'empty the tank' ride on Strava
The road world champion was out on a training ride with team-mates from the Mitchelton-Scott men's squad
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HSBC will end multi-million pound British Cycling sponsorship
HSBC will be bringing an end to its multi-million pound British Cycling sponsorship.
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Sonny Colbrelli holds on over the climbs to sprint to victory on stage two of Tour de Romandie 2021
Sonny Colbrelli managed to hold off a fast-finishing Patrick Bevin to take stage two of the Tour de Romandie 2021 and moves him up to fifth overall with Rohan Dennis keeping the overall lead
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‘We broke the f***ing hour record’: Victor Campenaerts responds after Bradley Wiggins criticises Lotto-Soudal
Victor Campenaerts has defended his Lotto-Soudal team after Sir Bradley Wiggins criticised the outfit for missing out on a stage win due to an error.
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'I was sleeping for 15 hours a day’: Matti Breschel announces retirement amid struggle with arthritis
Matti Breschel has announced his decision to retire from the professional peloton, amid his struggles with arthritis.
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Geraint Thomas says loss of 2020 Tour de France would affect livelihoods
Geraint Thomas says the loss of the 2020 Tour de France would affect livelihoods in the cycling world.
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Giro d'Italia 2019 stage one time trial start times: Tom Dumoulin off first
Simon Yates will be the third last rider to set off
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Simon Yates wins the Tour of the Alps 2021 as Felix Großschartner solos to victory from the breakaway
Simon Yates took the overall title after stage five of the Tour of the Alps 2021 with Felix Großschartner holding on from the breakaway to cross the line first and take the stage victory
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Eight of the most memorable moments from the 2018 Women's WorldTour
Our pick of the best moments from the top tier of women's racing
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‘Milan-San Remo is not a lottery if someone can win it seven times’
Quick-Step Floors sprinter Fernando Gaviria says that Milan-San Remo isn't as unpredictable as everyone thinks, and says he should be right in the mix.
