Movistar
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Movistar perplexed as Nairo Quintana struggles again
Nairo Quintana loses another 30 seconds to Chris Froome and both he and his Movistar team can't work out why he's struggling
By Gregor Brown Published
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Movistar boss: 'Carlos Betancur reminds me of Alejandro Valverde'
Eusebio Unzue says he believes Carlos Betancur will develop into a world class cyclist at Movistar, comparing his abilities to Alejandro Valverde
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Nairo Quintana renews until 2019 as Movistar extends sponsorship deal
Nairo Quintana renews his contract until the end of the 2019 season with Movistar, who will continue as title sponsors throughout the same period
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Movistar use Endura skinsuits with a watt saving number pocket
Movistar uses a cutting edge Endura skinsuit, with a transparent number pocket, to gain an aero advantage at the Tour de San Luis
By Chris Hovenden Published
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Kit brand Endura pulls out of Movistar sponsorship because of ‘UCI dead end’
Kit brand Endura have opted to end their sponsorship of Movistar because of the “developmental dead end being enforced by the UCI.”
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Nairo Quintana: 'I don't like having three leaders in the Tour'
Quintana says the 2019 Tour de France route is ideally suited to him
By Gregor Brown Published
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Adriano Malori wins Tirreno-Adriatico stage one time trial
Malori will wear leaders jersey into stage two, as Alberto Contador finishes 19 seconds down in 61st place
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Staying with Movistar was "an easy decision", says Alex Dowsett
British rider believes three-year deal offers job security and boosts likelihood of progression.
By Nick Bull Published
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Movistar boss confirms departure of Carapaz & Quintana but says Landa future still uncertain
Eusebio Unzué says the team has made an offer to Deceuninck-Quick-Step's Enric Mas for next season
By Richard Windsor Published
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Alejandro Valverde ready to take risk on season with Tour of Flanders debut
The world champion says it's the perfect time to try his hand at a Monument he's never ridden
By Gregor Brown Published
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Movistar confirm strong line-up for Tour de France 2019
Landa and Quintana lead strong squad for the 2019 Tour
By Richard Windsor Published
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Movistar launch their own virtual racing competition
Movistar is launching its own virtual racing event, joining the ever-growing online cycling world.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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'You can't imitate racing the cobbles in training': Valverde and Quintana ready for Dwars door Vlaanderen ride
The Movistar duo are set to ride the Dwars door Vlaanderen on Wednesday as part of their Tour de France preparations
By Gregor Brown Published
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‘If people saw the speeds we’re climbing, they wouldn’t complain about the lack of attacks,’ says Enric Mas
We’re now a week into the Tour de France 2020 and the general classification remains perfectly poised.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Mikel Landa to miss Vuelta a España 2018 with injury
The Spaniard has not recovered sufficiently from injuries suffered in crashes, say his team
By Gregor Brown Published
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Video shows Nairo Quintana taking a tow from a motorbike on Ventoux
Nairo Quintana can be seen clinging onto a spare bike wheel on a neutral service bike after Chris Froome's crash on Mont Ventoux
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Motorised bike? Movistar respond to social media conspiracy theories
Movistar explain to Cycling Weekly that the broken bike of Imanol Erviti was hidden to keep sponsors happy
By Gregor Brown Published
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Nairo Quintana: 'We'll have to be daring to win the Tour'
Quintana says Chris Froome is still his number one rival at the Tour despite no wins this season
By Gregor Brown Published
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Beñat Intxausti wins mountain-top finish on Giro d'Italia stage eight
Movistar's Beñat Intxausti solos to victory ahead of Mikel Landa and Sebastian Reichenbach on stage eight of the Giro d'Italia
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Nairo Quintana's Tour starts today, say Movistar
After a stressful first week, the Tour de France finally heads into the mountains of the Pyrenees, where Nairo Quintana's team say his race will truly begin
By Gregor Brown Published
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Alex Dowsett to focus on the road for UCI Hour Record attempt
Movistar rider Alex Dowsett believes less track training and more road riding is the key to a faster Hour campaign
By Maria David Published
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Nairo Quintana returns to take victory as Julian Alaphilippe holds yellow on stage 18 of Tour de France 2019
A revenant Nairo Quintana annihilated his rivals on the high-altitude slopes of the Galibier to take stage victory, as Julian Alaphilippe survived a shaky day to hold the yellow jersey.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Alex Dowsett: 'I should be able to help Nairo Quintana in the Giro and Tour'
Movistar rider Alex Dowsett says he's at a point where he should be supporting GC riders in back-to-back Grand Tours
By Gregor Brown Published
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Movistar's Jaime Rosón suspended after returning biological passport anomaly
The Spanish team were informed of the AAF by the UCI on Wednesday night
By Richard Windsor Published
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Mikel Landa: 'I have to learn the cobbles for the Tour de France'
The Spaniard gets his first taste of cobbled racing at E3 Harelbeke
By Gregor Brown Published
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Alex Dowsett misses out on Giro d'Italia as Movistar name squad to back Quintana
Movistar leader Nairo Quintana to be backed by strong team of domestiques as he tackles the 2017 Giro d'Italia (May 5-28)
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Alex Dowsett fighting to survive in the Tour de France
The British Movistar rider is fighting to hold on as the race moves through the Pyrenees, with more to come next week in the Alps before Paris
By Nick Bull Published
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Five unsung heroes from the first week of the Giro d'Italia
Tom Dumoulin and Marcel Kittel hogged many of the headlines from the first week of the Giro d'Italia, but here's who else stood out for us
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Nairo Quintana says he'll race the Tour de France with Movistar in 2018
Nairo Quintana posted from Colombia that he'll return to Europe for the World Championships and race the Tour again next year
By Gregor Brown Published