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Giro d’Italia 2021: Alessandro De Marchi reveals he’d been planning to take maglia rosa for two days
The Italian veteran missed out on his first Giro stage win but took a major consolation prize
By Alex Ballinger Published
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'Mortifying, inevitable, exciting': Cycling Weekly readers react to Chris Foome leaving Team Ineos
The cycling world has been focused on the news that Chris Froome will be leaving Team Ineos.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Israel Start-Up Nation don't deny they're interested in signing Chris Froome
The WorldTour newcomers are the latest team to be linked with the four-time Tour de France winner
By Jonny Long Published
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Marcel Kittel leaves Quick-Step Floors to join Katusha-Alpecin for 2018 season
Marcel Kittel will leave Quick-Step Floors at the end of the 2017 season, joining Katusha-Alpecin on a two-year deal as a replacement for Alexander Kristoff.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Daryl Impey latest signing at Israel Start-Up Nation to support Chris Froome
The multiple South African champion said he was called by Froome to sign for the four-time Tour de France winners new team
By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published
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‘You need a big leader to elevate a team, and Chris Froome is a beast,’ says Sean Yates
There are few people in professional cycling with the knowledge and experience of Sean Yates, both on and off the bike.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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'I'm not upset that he's home': Team bosses have their say on Katusha decision
Sympathy was had to come by for Katusha rider Alexey Tsatevich after he was sent home by his team for excessive drafting in the Giro d'Italia stage nine time trial
By Gregor Brown Published
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Chris Froome and Michael Woods head Israel Start-Up Nation at Tour de Romandie 2021
Chris Froome and Michael Woods are down to ride the Tour de Romandie for their team Israel Start-Up Nation along with a strong line-up set to search for stage wins
By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published
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There's something quite familiar about Alexander Kristoff's winning pattern this year
Alexander Kristoff has started his season in EXACTLY the same way that he started last season
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Dan Martin says he 'can't wait' to ride on the same team as Chris Froome in 2021
Dan Martin of Israel Start-Up Nation says he "can't wait" to be on the same team as Chris Froome in 2021
By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published
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Katusha join Orica-GreenEdge in leaving the MPCC
Katusha leaves the Movement for Credible Cycling after being put in a tough spot over the voluntary suspension of the team after doping offences
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alexander Kristoff: Cav has a new team, but I know what he can do
Katusha sprinter is more excited to see what rival Marcel Kittel will do next year, than Mark Cavendish as both join new teams
By Sophie Hurcom Published
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Alexander Kristoff takes third stage win in Tour of Qatar
Niki Terpstra hangs on to Tour of Qatar overall lead with one stage remaining
By Stephen Puddicombe Published
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‘As you get older you wonder when your last win might be’: Emotional Alex Dowsett reflects on huge victory from breakaway at Giro d’Italia
Alex Dowsett has reflected on a tough year after taking a huge win from a breakaway in the Giro d’Italia.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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'They should be compulsory': Alex Dowsett wades into helmet debate after crash in Tour of Guangxi
Deleted social media post showed damage to rider’s helmet
By Owen Rogers Published
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Joaquim Rodriguez announces retirement from cycling on first Tour de France rest day
In an emotional announcement during the Tour de France rest day, Joaquim Rodriguez said that this season would be his last
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Alexander Kristoff says Tour of Britain frustrations sum up his season
Alexander Kristoff finished in the top-five on seven of the eight stages of the Tour of Britain
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Katusha's future in doubt as Alpecin and Canyon eye up Mathieu van der Poel's team
The sponsors are keen on teaming up with Van der Poel's Corendon-Circus outfit
By Gregor Brown Published
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Froome settles for third in Romandie after lacklustre final time trial
Chris Froome's hopes of a third consecutive Tour de Romandie title were dashed by Katusha's Ilnur Zakarin after the Brit only managed 13th on the final time trial
By Stephen Puddicombe Published
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Michael Woods aiming to go carbon neutral during 2021 season
Michael Woods has committed to going carbon neutral in 2021 as well as help educate himself and others in the sport.
By Tim Bonville-Ginn Published
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'UCI penalising the way we race with fines,’ says Alex Dowsett
The UCI is penalising the way pro riders race, according to Alex Dowsett.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Mavic wheels go U-shaped
Mavic's latest incarnation of its Cosmic Carbone Ultimate wheel used by Teams Katusha and Cannondale has adopted a U-shaped rim section
By Paul Norman Published
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Israel Cycling Academy set to take over Katusha-Alpecin WorldTour licence
The Israeli team will also take on some of the contracted riders from Katusha
By Gregor Brown Published
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Cherie Pridham celebrates her first win as WorldTour sports director
Cherie Pridham didn’t have to wait long before celebrating her first victory as a WorldTour sports director.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Two Katusha development squad riders banned for doping violations
Riders from the Itera-Katusha team, a Continental squad that develops riders for the WorldTour team, given one year bans
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Tony Martin to join Katusha for 2017
The German time trial specialist Tony Martin will leave Etixx-Quick Step for Katusha on an initial two year contract
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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What’s it really like being a WorldTour pro? A day in the life of Harry Tanfield
Does the glitz and glamour make up for the merciless physical strain? To find out, Jim Cotton headed to Spain to spend a full 24 hours shadowing Katusha-Alpecin’s Harry Tanfield
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Dani Moreno swaps Katusha for Movistar in 2016
Katusha rider Dani Moreno, 34, will join Movistar for the 2016 season after five seasons with the Russian team
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Marcel Kittel: ‘We saw where our mistakes were and what we have to do better’
The German sprinter says his new team are calm about failing to take a win in their first race, with an eye on rectifying it at the Abu Dhabi Tour
By Gregor Brown Published