Movistar
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Xavier Tondo interview: Passport to freedom
By Edward Pickering Published
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Police recover Movistar bike worth €14,000 after it was stolen from Spanish national championships
The perpetrators were identified quickly after Spanish police posted their photo on social media
By Jonny Long Published
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Nairo Quintana's early season race programme is confirmed as he looks to the Tour
Manager talks up 2013 Tour runner up ahead of tilt at the Tour de France
By Jack Elton-Walters 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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Dowsett chasing more wins and a contract
Freshly minted Commonwealth Games time trial champion Alex Dowsett has a race programme that will give him a chance to win something in the run-in to the World championships
By Kenny Pryde Published
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Mikel Landa in doubt for Vuelta a España after Clásica San Sebastián crash
Egan Bernal also came down in the crash and sustained serious facial injuries
By Richard Windsor Published
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Movistar announce second season of their Netflix series
A second series of 'The Least Expected Day' will take viewers inside the team's 2020 season
By Jonny Long Published
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Alejandro Valverde to debut at Tour of Flanders ahead of Giro d'Italia bid
Alejandro Valverde's early season will see him only racing one stage race before the Giro d'Italia in May, with the Tour of Flanders on his radar
By Stuart Clarke Published
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‘Like the first day of school’: Annemiek van Vleuten meets her new team and joins Movistar men’s squad in team time trial training
Annemiek van Vleuten says riding with her new team is like “the first day of school,” as she is training with the Movistar squad for the first time.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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BMC pleased with 'correct' decision to deduct entire Movistar team a minute at Volta a Catalunya
BMC Racing have said the correct decision was made to strip the Movistar team of the race lead at the Volta a Catalunya
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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How Richard Carapaz won the Giro d'Italia 2019, according to his team
Richard Carapaz began as a back-up leader in the 2019 Giro d'Italia, but took the steps planned by Movistar to have a chance at glory.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Nairo Quintana: 'The Giro/Tour is a challenge, and we accept that risk'
As Colombian Grand Tour specialist Nairo Quintana kicks off his season, he says that he is going to give the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France his best shot, with the risk of winning neither
By Gregor Brown Published
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Paris-Roubaix cobbles ‘too dangerous’ to be included in Tour de France, says Movistar boss
The Paris-Roubaix cobbles are "dangerous" and should not be included in the Tour de France 2018 route, according to the head of the Movistar team.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Former Movistar pro opens up about suicide attempts
Now retired Movistar pro Ivan Gutierrez says he's speaking about his issues to help others who suffer
By Gregor Brown Published
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Valverde: Olympic gold would be good, but it's not the same as a World Championship
Alejandro Valverde says he will target the Tour de France in 2016 as a build up to the Olympic Games road race
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alex Dowsett modest about UCI Road World Championships tilt
By Sophie Smith Published
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'All I could do was suffer and then suffer some more': Valverde content after 'giving everything' in final Vuelta mountains
Alejandro Valverde says he leaves the Vuelta a España happy after giving it his all but falling well short of the overall victory
By Gregor Brown Published
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Orica-Scott director slams Movistar for not waiting for riders caught in Giro motorbike crash
"I have a lot of respect for that team but I think they made a poor decision today" says Orica-Scott director Matt White
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marc Soler triumphs in treacherous conditions to take race lead as Rohan Dennis crashes on stage three of Tour de Romandie 2021
Marc Soler emerged victorious in treacherously wet conditions on stage three of the Tour de Romandie, after race leader Rohan Dennis crashed in the final.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Alejandro Valverde wins again at Ruta del Sol
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Sorry seems to be the hardest word
We ask why it's so hard to forgive Alejandro Valverde for his doping misdemeanors, and why there seems to be no will from Spanish riders to admit past wrongs
By Kenny Pryde Published
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Movistar and Nairo Quintana could split at the end of 2017, report suggests
Reports in Italy suggest we could see Nairo Quintana leave his contract with the Spanish team Movistar early
By Gregor Brown Published
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A winning return to European competition for Nairo Quintana
"Miracles exist," says Colombian Nairo Quintana as he bounces back from injury and takes overall lead in Tirreno-Adriatico
By Gregor Brown Published
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Nairo Quintana confident of Vuelta a España comeback after illness
The Colombian climber says he has recovered from his illness and is ready to fight for overall contention at the Vuelta a España in the final week of racing
By Gregor Brown Published
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Sofia Bertizzolo signs with CCC-Liv after contract with police blocked her from joining Movistar
Sofia Bertizzolo was all set to capitalise on her 2019 season next year, as she was on her way to Movistar after a string of hugely promising results.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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New Netflix series documents Quintana and Landa tensions during Movistar's tumultuous 2019
The year ended with both riders leaving the Spanish squad
By Jonny Long Published
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Richard Carapaz says he wants to stay with Movistar despite rumours of Team Ineos deal
Richard Carapaz says he wants to stay with Movistar following his 2019 Giro d'Italia win despite a reported €1.5m offer from Team Ineos.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Richard Carapaz wins in chaotic stage four final of Giro d'Italia 2019 as Tom Dumoulin loses time
Richard Carapaz won stage three of the Giro d'Italia from a small group after crashes tore the peloton apart in the final.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Alejandro Valverde returns to racing with victory on La Route d'Occitanie opening stage
The world champion beat Eddie Dunbar to the line on the first stage of the French race
By Richard Windsor Published