Tinkoff
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Michael Rogers hits the top of the Tour de France
Michael Rogers attributes Grand Tour success to a 'mental change', and says he's no longer afraid of failure
By Gregor Brown Published
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Alberto Contador knocks down fan's selfie-stick at Giro d'Italia
Giro leader takes exception to fan on the road side holding a go-pro on a stick above the riders
By Richard Windsor Published
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Thor Hushovd threatened to slap Boasson Hagen if he joined Tinkoff-Saxo
Edvald Boasson Hagen would not have fit in at Tinkoff-Saxo, according to Thor Hushovd, who gave his fellow Norwegian advice before his move
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Peter Sagan: 'What can I say? It didn't go very well'
Another second place for Peter Sagan on Tour de France stage 10 was hard fought after he was heavily marked in the breakaway group
By Gregor Brown Published
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Alberto Contador gets ready for 2015 season with successful Kilimanjaro ascent
By Gregor Brown Published
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Adam Blythe marks Tinkoff debut with third place in Australia
British rider Adam Blythe appears on podium in the People's Choice Classic and talks to CW about his role in new team Tinkoff
By Sophie Smith Published
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Tinkov: We need a boring, meticulous manager, like Brailsford
Managers – and cycling as a whole – need to modernise for the internet age, says Tinkoff-Saxo owner as he seeks to replace Bjarne Riis
By Gregor Brown Published
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Nicolas Roche takes first stage race overall win
Route du Sud victory is first general classification win for Irishman Nicolas Roche, as he heads into the Tour de France
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Sean Yates returns to director's chair at the Tour of Oman
Former Sky sports director Sean Yates starts his new job with Tinkoff-Saxo at the Tour of Oman
By Gregor Brown Published
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Alberto Contador adjusts position ahead of crucial Giro d'Italia time trial
After dislocating his shoulder on stage six, Alberto Contador has decided to tweak his TT position to ensure there's less pressure on his injured joint
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Ivan Basso close to returning to the saddle but not decided on return to the peloton
Ivan Basso says he can return to riding on Monday, August 17, but he will decide after several spins on his bike whether he'll return to the peloton in 2016
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alberto Contador: I'm more motivated than ever
Alberto Contador will begin his season at the Volta ao Algarve next week and says he's very eager to get his season underway
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alberto Contador rides Herne Hill Velodrome (gallery)
Alberto Contador and Bjarne Riis visit London for a Saxo Bank sponsor event at Herne Hill velodrome
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Alberto Contador wins the 2015 Giro d'Italia, as Iljo Keisse takes final stage in surprise breakaway
Contador secured his second overall win of the Giro d'Italia after finishing safely on the final stage to Milan which was won by Iljo Keisse in a surprise breakaway
By Richard Windsor Published
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Oleg Tinkov seems to confirm Peter Sagan's move to Bora-Argon 18
Oleg Tinkov lets slip to ITV that Peter Sagan is on his way to Bora-Argon 18 for the 2017 season, with the Germans even giving him a pay rise
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Oleg Tinkov looking to cut Peter Sagan's salary after poor form
Russian Tinkoff-Saxo owner wants to reduce Sagan's hefty wages after a poor showing in the Classics and early season races
By Gregor Brown Published
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Nails thrown on dirt road of Giro d'Italia stage eight climb Alpe di Poti
Tinkoff rider Daniele Bennati tweets pictures of nails on the main climb of the Giro d'Italia stage eight
By Richard Windsor Published
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Peter Sagan ends Grand Tour drought on Vuelta a España stage three
The Slovakian champion outsprinted Nacer Bouhanni and John Degenkolb to take his first Grand Tour stage victory since 2013
By Richard Windsor Published
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Peter Sagan's 10 greatest moments of 2015
An entertainer and a very good bike rider, Peter Sagan had some excellent moments in 2015 - here's our top 10
By Stuart Clarke Published
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The press conference about Bjarne Riis's new project was a bit of an anticlimax
Bjarne Riis and Lars Seier Christensen announce their desire to set up a WorldTour team for 2017 but make no mention of any potential sponsors
By Gregor Brown Published
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Bike checks see Tinkoff-Saxo lose time at Tour of Austria team time trial
Half of Tinkoff-Saxo's eight riders at the Tour of Austria reportedly set off 15 seconds late as the UCI checked all the bikes for motors
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Sagan and Contador join Tinkoff-Saxo riders at Croatia training camp (gallery)
All 27 Tinkoff-Saxo riders for 2016 have gathered in Croatia for a pre-season camp, involving medicals and team meetings
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alberto Contador laughs off rumours of using motorised bike to win Giro d'Italia
Alberto Contador says it's ridiculous that anyone would think he would use a motorised bike after a French journalist accused him of doing so
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Alberto Contador 'afraid' during Tour de France cobbles stage
Tinkoff-Saxo manager Bjarne Riis says Alberto Contador was nervous when faced with wet cobbles, losing time to rival Vincenzo Nibali
By Gregor Brown Published
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Illness rules Alberto Contador out of Clasica de San Sebastian
Giro d'Italia winner Alberto Contador will end his season now after a fever ruled him out of the Clasica de San Sebastian
By Stuart Clarke Published
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'Adam Blythe has shown when he’s on a good day he can out sprint the fastest'
Adam Blythe leads Tinkoff in the Cyclassics Hamburg on Sunday looking for his win in the British champion stripes
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Tinkoff-Saxo go camo for Tour de France
The team reveal a new kit design in time for the Tour de France
By Paul Norman Published
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Peter Sagan happy with Tour despite 'different role' at Tinkoff-Saxo
Slovakian content with how things went at the 2015 Tour de France, despite missing out on a stage win
By Richard Windsor Published
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Gilbert questions Tinkoff-Saxo's Giro d'Italia stage three tactics
Philippe Gilbert says stage three at the Giro d'Italia turned into a 'race for juniors' after Tinkoff-Saxo chased a 21-man breakaway from start to finish
By Stuart Clarke Published