Wright set to co-captain youthful British team with options for Wollongong and into the future: 'At some point, one of us will be world champion.'
The winter solstice trip gets underway in earnest as we look to fit in the most distance on the shortest day of the year.
The last day in the mountains at the 2022 Vuelta!
Australian beats Elise Chabbey in two-up sprint in Aguilar de Campoo.
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Plugge: 'I'm glad that Primoz is speaking out, looking in the mirror and naming the behaviour of riders as well.'
Day's breakaway at La Vuelta controlled as GC riders keep powder dry.
Everything to fight for on Saturday’s penultimate stage.
Riders have everything to gain and lose on the final day in the mountains.
Bahrain Victorious officials lambast the Jumbo-Visma response: 'Our rider does not deviate from his racing line before the incident.'
From trips to Korean malls to team cars having to cover their cameras in restricted zones. Welcome to the DMZ Tour.
Day's breakaway controlled as GC riders keep powder dry.
Jumbo-Visma team boss, Richard Plugge says that there needs to be a 'change of behavior' in the bunch.
'There’s still a couple options and alleyways we’re pursuing to work it out.' Craddock chasing the paperwork to take top Vuelta a España form to worlds.
Australian hopes to return in autumn classics after crashing out of the Spanish grand tour.
Frenchman vows to keep trying for Vuelta stage win.
How does yesterday's tech stack up?
Probably a day for the breakaway.
Stage win puts Dutch rider in red jersey.
Stage profile less than ideal for those trying to distance Remco Evenepoel.
The endurance road bike returns to its endurance road purpose.
Australian mulls over missed opportunity on stage 18 of race.
Evenepoel sees confidence surging after second stage victory but isn't planning the post-race party just yet.
Veteran domestique denied breakaway victory after spending previous six years working for others at Jumbo-Visma.
Trek has simplified its endurance frame and put it on a diet for a more enjoyable ride.
The red jersey took his second stage win of the race after catching and passing Robert Gesink in the final meters of the stage.
More aero, more stiffness, and more integration, but also a bit more weight.
Simplified IsoSpeed headlines a lighter and faster version of the endurance bike built for Roubaix.
Plapp hits survival mode deep into grand tour debut as he hopes to bounce back in time for home worlds in Wollongong.
King of the mountains leaves the race with injuries.
Australian’s morale stays strong, is seeking opportunities as race heads into final stages.
The Bora-Hansgrohe team details its immediate and longer-term approach to the virus.
The Ultimate family includes 7 models for the US market spread across 3 levels.
Another uphill finish could suit the breakaway, or the GC group, depending on how it's raced.
Elisa Longo Borghini takes first red jersey of race.
Colombian completes hat trick of grand tour stages on Vuelta stage 17.
'If Rigoberto decides to carry on then that means Cavendish is a no-go for us' says American team boss.
Evenepoel keeps control of the chaos as fight for third unfurls in final of stage 17 on Wednesday.
Texan is caught by chasers with just over a kilometer to go on stage 17.
Mas couldn't gap Remco Evenepoel on stage 17 on Wednesday but makes it his mission to keep trying all the way to Madrid.
A delicious alphabet soup of a kit.
Colombian completes hat trick of grand tour stages.
The Slovenian didn't start stage 17 after crashing heavily during the stage 16 finale.
‘It’s a loss for the race and a pity for him’.
The loss of Roglič from the race will put a dent in the GC battle but there are still plenty of twists in the tale to be had before Madrid.
Lotto Soudal has seen half its team go home due to COVID-19 positives.
Low in capacity, low in cost.
Slovenian leaves the race having sat in second overall.
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False flats and melted goo on the Grassy Knoll in Spain.
Looks like a day for the breakaway.
In an instant, chaos erupted at the Spanish Grand Tour.
Looks like a Teammachine, but goes off-road
Can Shimano and SRAM's latest generation parts be interchanged?
The Giro winner takes a personally disappointing Vuelta (so far) in his stride.
The last test before the World Championships in Australia.
'I know that Adam has to do his job but Remco punctured and that's it,' says a team spokesperson before the TV commentator takes it back in a video message.
The Slovenian hits the deck during a sprint for the line after forcing a breakaway in the final kilometers.
Remco Evenepoel suffers late mechanical but holds overall lead.
The competitively priced hardware push is intended to make getting set up on the immersive training platform simpler and cheaper.
The sprinters' last chance before Madrid.
The only way is up, one way or the other, as Evenepoel feels he's already answered the question of whether he's a rider for the Grand Tours.
The Belgian is on course to become Belgium's first grand tour winner in over 40 years but he's still got a week of tricky stages to conquer.
Third week of Vuelta to climax in stage 20 ripsnorter suited for attacks and ambush as time ticks against Roglič and Mas.
Teams like Movistar and Israel Premier Tech are fighting for their WorldTour futures.
Tossato on Vuelta rookies: 'We have the whole team working to help these guys. They are the future of the team.'
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It wasn't the GC shuffle that many expected, but seconds were traded among the top 10, with Thymen Arensman the winner of the day.
Late move from Bredewold secures stage 6 victory ahead of Eleonora Gasparrini.
Evenepoel keeps playing it smart, letting his rivals take a little while he doesn't give up a lot.
American rider off the front of the race for more than 50 kilometers in another big ride during this Vuelta.
Dutch rider fends off everyone to win 'queen stage' and punch into the top-10.
The Movistar captain gains time on direct podium rivals as his confidence grows.
Evenepoel suffers but doesn't splinter as Primož Roglič and Enric Mas make gains and time gaps condense.
Evenepoel loses time to his main rivals for second consecutive stage.
Our predictions for stage 15, a high-altitude finish at the end of a long climb.
Evenepoel still leads by 1:49, but his 'jour sans' opens up the Vuelta going into the challenging final week. The race is very much on.
Carapaz holds on from the breakaway as Roglič gains 52 seconds on the red jersey.
Jumbo-Visma sets up Roglič for attack: 'We didn't expect Remco to cede time today.'
French champion edges out Riejanne Markus as Lorena Wiebes retains overall lead.