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Five things to look out for at Strade Bianche 2021
The Italian Classic boasts a stellar line-up of a variety of different riders
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Annemiek van Vleuten backs push for TV coverage over prize money, as Strade Bianche fundraiser reaches €18,000
The winner of the last two editions of Strade Bianche says she hopes the groundswell of support will lead to more top-level races opening up for women, such as Il Lombardia
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Wout van Aert: It's wise to focus on more than Alaphilippe and Van der Poel in Strade Bianche
Wout van Aert has said Strade Bianche 2021 “has one of the strongest fields we’ve seen,” as Classics stars and Tour de France champions line up in Siena.
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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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Strade Bianche well-suited to Tom Pidcock, says his coach
Tom Pidcock’s coach says Strade Bianche is well-suited to the British star, and that he could emerge with a podium place on his debut.
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Who is the bookies’s favourite to win Strade Bianche 2021?
With the likes of Julian Alaphilippe, Tom Pidcock, Mathieu van der Poel and Wout Van Aert lining up, the competition will be tough
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Wout Van Aert has been smashing Strava times on Tenerife, but team say he’s still not at his best for Strade Bianche
Wout Van Aert is finally set to start his road season at Strade Bianche this weekend, but his team still insist he won’t be on top form in Italy.
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Strade Bianche to go ahead despite Siena re-entering coronavirus lockdown
The region is now a red zone after coronavirus cases start to increase once more
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Annemiek van Vleuten rides third fastest final 25km of Strade Bianche 2020 for both men and women
Only Wout van Aert and Brent Bookwalter posted quicker times, as the world champion put in a magnificent ride to defend her title
