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Mark Cavendish, Peter Sagan and Fernando Gaviria to go head-to-head at Tirreno-Adriatico
Tirreno-Adriatico promises to be entertaining on both the flat and mountainous stages with an all-star cast set to start the race on March 9
By Stuart Clarke • Published
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Fernando Gaviria out of Tour de San Luis with fractured arm
Etixx-Quick Step sprinter Fernando Gaviria went down in a crash on stage five of the Tour de San Luis and will not start stage six
By Jack Elton-Walters • Published
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Fernando Gaviria sets his sights on Paris-Roubaix
Could Fernando Gaviria become the first South American to win Paris-Roubaix? The Colombian says he would love to challenge himself on the cobbles in years to come
By Stuart Clarke • Published
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Peter Sagan reacts to his first second-place finish of 2016
It was like deja-vu all over again for Peter Sagan, finishing second to Fernando Gaviria in stage two of the Tour de San Luis
By Stuart Clarke • Published
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Tour de San Luis: Fernando Gaviria wins stage two
Colombian sprinter Fernando Gaviria shows a clean pair of heels to his rivals to take the stage win and overall lead in Argentina
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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Tour de San Luis: Fernando Gaviria returns to scene of breakthrough with Etixx – Quick-Step
The Colombian will race as a fully fledged pro for the first time since emerging with two stage wins at the Argentinian race in 2015
By Richard Windsor • Published
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Fernando Gaviria powers to victory in Tour of Britain stage four sprint finish
Etixx - Quick-Step stagiaire took the win ahead of seasoned sprinters André Greipel and Edvald Boasson Hagen on the finish into Blyth
By Richard Windsor • Published
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Fernando Gaviria to make Etixx debut alongside Mark Cavendish at RideLondon
Colombian youngster Fernando Gaviria joins Etixx-Quick-Step as a trainee and goes straight into the squad for RideLondon-Surrey Classic with Mark Cavendish
By Stuart Clarke • Published
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Mark Cavendish ‘over the moon’ at Gaviria’s arrival
With rumours abound that Etixx - Quick-Step see Fernando Gaviria as a replacement for Mark Cavendish, the Manxman denies he's disgruntled about the signing
By Stuart Clarke • Published
