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Iwan Spekenbrink praises Marcel Kittel after 'queen sprint'Argos-Shimano continues its emphatic winning streak at the Tour de France
By Sophie Smith Published
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Marcel Kittel released from his contract at Giant-AlpecinGiant-Alpecin confirm that Marcel Kittel will not ride for them in 2016 and have rescinded the final year of his contract
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Tom Dumoulin: Olympics, not Grand Tours, my main focus in 2016As a time triallist with Tour hopes, comparisons with Sir Bradley Wiggins are inevitable, but the 25-year-old Dutchman is very much his own man
By Gregor Brown Published
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Kittel and Degenkolb on Giant-Alpecin long-list for Tour de FranceGerman duo selected for Giant-Alpecin long-list after very differing fortunes so far this season
By Richard Windsor Published
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Warren Barguil: Future Tour de France winner?Warren Barguil has been one of the most impressive riders at the 2017 Tour de France, but is he destined for the maillot jaune one day?
By Richard Windsor Published
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Giant-Alpecin mechanic hit by Etixx-QuickStep car taken to hospitalThe incident occurred early on in the Tour of Flanders, when the Giant-Alpecin mechanic became trapped under the front of the Etixx-QuickStep car
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Tom Dumoulin abandons Tour de France after stage three crashGiant-Alpecin's Tom Dumoulin among the riders to abandon the Tour de France after a huge crash on stage three
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Giant-Shimano on hot winning streakWild, Degenkolb, Kittel and Ludvigsson contributing to early season flyer
By Sophie Smith Published
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John Degenkolb wins Paris-BourgesGerman sprinter John Degenkolb continues to accumulate victories for Giant-Shimano
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Tom Dumoulin forced to rest for a week after abandoning Giro d’ItaliaTom Dumoulin will be forced to rest for at least a week after a crash caused him to abandon the Giro d’Italia.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Giant-Alpecin pull out of Omloop Het NieuwsbladWith many of their riders out injured after a training ride collision with a car, Giant-Alpecin has been forced to pull out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Marcel Kittel: Rider ProfileMarcel Kittel - rider profile, biog, cycling results, photos
By Nigel Wynn Published
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John Degenkolb out for three months, according to doctor who operated on himGiant-Alpecin's John Degenkolb could be out of action for three months, leaving the defence of his Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix titles in doubt
By Gregor Brown Published
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John Degenkolb eyeing Tour de France ride as contract up for renewalGerman John Degenkolb is hoping for Tour de France selection despite having only raced 10 days since a horrific training injury
By Sophie Smith Published
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Sunweb to become first name sponsor for Giant-Alpecin from 2017German team Giant-Alpecin announce a three-year deal with the new sponsor in their Tour de France first rest day press conference
By Richard Windsor Published
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Giant-Alpecin's Tour Down Under riders react to team's horrific crash in SpainGiant-Alpecin road captain Koen de Kort describes the mood in the camp at the Tour Down Under following the crash in Spain which left six teammates in hospital
By Sophie Smith Published
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Warren Barguil back at the top after Giant-Alpecin horror crashFrenchman Warren Barguil placed third in tough Tour of the Basque Country stage having recovered from injuries sustained after a car hit the Giant-Alpecin team in January
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Rivals send support after Giant-Alpecin riders hospitalised in training crashChris Froome, Fabian Cancellara and Andre Greipel among the host of riders to respond after Giant-Alpecin team involved in collision with car
By Simon Collis Published
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Giant-Alpecin forced to pull out of Dwars door Vlaanderen after Brussels attacksOnly two members of the Giant-Alpecin squad for Dwars door Vlaanderen could make it to the start line, forcing the team to pull out of the race
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Team Sunweb reveals new kit and Giant team bikesTom Dumoulin and team-mates unveil Team Sunweb's 2017 jersey and Giant bikes
By Nigel Wynn Published
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There are more important issues than ‘ridiculous’ UCI sock checks at Tour de France 2019, says Nicolas RocheNicolas Roche has said cycling faces issues more important than the “ridiculous” UCI sock checks being carried out at the Tour de France.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Tom Dumoulin: If you can get a top ten in Abu Dhabi, you can get a top ten in a Grand TourDutchman Tom Dumoulin says that he will have to ride very well to get top ten against the likes of Nairo Quintana and Vincenzo Nibali at the Abu Dhabi Tour.
By Vern Pitt Published
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Tom Dumoulin commits to a long-term future with Team SunwebGiro d'Italia winner Tom Dumoulin has signed a contract extension with Team Sunweb which ensures he rides with the team until the end of 2022.
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Marcel Kittel pleased with win in 'hectic' Tour of Britain sprintMarcel Kittel comments on the opening stage of the 2014 Tour of Britain in Liverpool
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Marcel Kittel hopes wins Down Under will ease early pressureTeam Giant-Alpecin sprinter Marcel Kittel looks ahead to his trip to Australia, where he hopes to start as he means to go on
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Tom Dumoulin not 'planning on defending' maglia rosa in early Giro d'Italia stagesDumoulin surprised at the size of time gaps but not intending to add to his lead in upcoming stages
By Gregor Brown Published
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Marcel Kittel to make comeback at World Ports ClassicAfter failing to complete the Tour de Yorkshire, and missing out on the Tour of California, Marcel Kittel will return at the World Ports Classic
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Cees Bol overpowers Quick-Step with huge sprint on stage three of the Volta ao Algarve 2020Cees Bol was the first rider to deny Quick-Step in the Volta ao Algarve as he took stage three with a stunning sprint.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Tom Dumoulin named Dutch Cyclist of the YearGiant-Alpecin's Tom Dumoulin wins the Gerrit Schulte Trophy, while Anna van der Breggen takes the women's award
By Stuart Clarke Published
