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Bernal’s bad crash, Van Aert keeps impressing on the road: Daily News Digest
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Mikel Landa not ruled out of Vuelta despite fractured vertebra
Spaniard Mikel Landa was ruled out of the Vuelta a España on Sunday after suffering a broken vertebra in a crash.
Alaphilippe sprints to his first Clásica San Sebastián win
After escaping on the final climb, Julian Alaphilippe sprints to victory in Clásica San Sebastián Saturday in Spain.
Preview: USA CRITS heads a mile high at Littleton Twilight Criterium
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USA CRITS, San Rafael: Clif Bar, ISCorp put on dominant performances
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Valgren to Dimension Data; De Las Cuevas dead at 50: Daily News Digest
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Getting the spark back: Kennaugh presses the reset button on his career
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Photo Essay: Behind the scenes with Sagan at the Tour de France
Photographer Brian Hodes went inside the Bora-Hansgrohe team bus at the Tour de France to follow Peter Sagan.
Transfer market heats up; Direct Energie applies for WT status: Daily News Digest
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Greipel leaves Lotto for Pro Continental squad Fortuneo-Samsic
The German sprinter is departing Lotto-Soudal after the team signed young sprinter Caleb Ewan.
Basso Diamante SV Disc review
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Giro Part 4: 8 Days in Yellow
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Wout Van Aert to Aqua Blue?; Wellens takes Wallonia overall: Daily News Digest
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Imperfect preparation: Embracing the challenge of a mid-season setback
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Willunga Hill stage to conclude the 2019 Tour Down Under
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Six-rider Tour teams; Vogel out of intensive care: Daily News Digest
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Measuring the impact of taunting, jeering Team Sky at the Tour de France
We spoke with a sports psychologist about the impact Sky riders may have felt from listening to boos and jeers on the roads of France.
Tour setbacks help bolster Vuelta start list
Several top riders will compete in the Spanish grand tour that kicks off August 25 in Malaga.
Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 first-ride review: Super smooth, power meter included
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Post-Tour crits; Sky tops Tour prize winnings: Daily News Digest
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Roundtable: Did Tour de France 2018 live up to expectations?
Another season, another Tour de France in the books — so how does the 2018 vintage stack up?
Sagan: His Toughest Tour, a Record Sixth Green Jersey
Images: James Startt | Words: John Wilcockson
Photo gallery: Crowning champions on the Champs-Élysées
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Today at the Tour: Top 10 most significant moments of the 2018 Tour de France
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Thomas forgets teammates; Ackermann takes Ride London: Daily News Digest
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Kristoff takes Paris sprint success as Thomas wins Tour de France
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Kristoff overcomes personal doubts to win on the Champs
Alexander Kristoff's had to fight to keep faith in his ability before his breakthrough win on stage 21 of the Tour de France.
Meet the Tour de France jersey winners
The comprehensive list of jersey winners from the 105th edition of the Tour de France, which finished in Paris on Sunday.
Alaphilippe shines but French yellow jersey drought stretches to 33 years
Julian Alaphilippe finished the Tour de France with two stage wins and the Polka Dot jersey, but France's overall victory drought stretched to 33 years.
Today at the Tour: How Geraint Thomas won the 2018 Tour de France
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Tears of joy; A skinsuit express delivered: Daily News Digest:
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Road to Paris even longer for Phinney
After surviving nearly three weeks of racing, Taylor Phinney crashed on the Col de Aubisque and put his race finish in jeopardy.
Today at the Tour: Grading the Stage 19 final exam
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Bits for Climbing
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A day of survival; UCI looks to Africa for 2025 Worlds: Daily News Digest
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Fearless Roglic descends to victory on stage 19 of the Tour de France
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Preview: USA CRITS goes California dreamin’
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Sagan endures epic suffering, still finishes final mountain stage
Fighting through severe pain from a crash two days prior, Sagan fights through the mountains to keep green jersey.
Dumoulin: TV moto helped Roglic win stage 19
Tom Dumoulin furious that Primoz Roglic won Tour de France stage 19, contending that the Slovenian drafted a TV moto.
Phinney crashes on stage 19: ‘I took a tree to the face’
Taylor Phinney crashes in Pyrenees, crosses stage 19 finish last with bandage over broken nose.
Taylor Phinney the sprinter?
With his team's GC leader out of the Tour de France, Taylor Phinney found an opportunity to mix it up in the sprints.
Kristoff concedes Tour points title to Sagan ‘if he just manages to finish’
Peter Sagan had an insurmountable lead in the Tour de France points competition entering stage 19, but making it to Paris was not easy.
Photo gallery: Sunflowers and a Demare sprint win on stage 18 of the Tour
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Today at the Tour: A sprint, and a celebration of French identity
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Wiggle-High5 folding; Nibali to have surgery: Daily News Digest
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The sprinters have their day: Démare triumphs in Pau on Tour de France stage 18
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Trek Emonda ALR first-ride review: Light and fast, but best on smooth roads
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Sagan vows to finish Tour, but stage wins may be over
Peter Sagan believes he can overcome his injuries to finish the Tour de France.
Grid start examined; Sagan crashes; Froome falters: Daily News Digest
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Quintana takes stage 17 of Tour de France; Thomas consolidates, Froome cracks
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Tour de France: Sagan avoids serious injury in high-speed crash
Peter Sagan's hopes of winning a record-tying fifth green jersey remain intact after a scary crash in stage 17.
Today at the Tour: Quick-Step’s emotional rollercoaster across the Pyrenees
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Alaphilippe best on Tour de France stage 16 after Yates crashes on final descent
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Stage 16 gamble doesn’t pay off for Yates
After Adam Yates abandoned his GC hopes at the Tour de France, stage 16 looked like a perfect opportunity.
MTB nationals: Injury comebacks, repeat winners in West Virginia
Grotts and Courtney defend titles in cross-country. Huck comes back from injury to win STXC, and Blevins wins first title.
USA CRITS team profile: It’s a family affair at ISCorp
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Don’t underestimate stage 16 of the Tour de France
Stage 17 has gotten plenty of hype, but the peloton will first have to navigate Tuesday's tricky stage 16.
Tour roundtable: Leadership questions, sprinter slaughter, and a fight
There is plenty of intrigue on the Tour de France's second rest day, before the race heads into the pivotal Pyrenean stages.
Sky boss supports video replay despite Moscon DQ
Two of Dave Brailsford's riders have been kicked out of races this year under the UCI's new video replay system.
Froome willing to sacrifice Tour victory for Thomas
Chris Froome seems to have accepted the fact that his teammate Geraint Thomas is in control of the race and could win the yellow jersey.
Bikes of the Tour de France: Vincenzo Nibali, Taylor Phinney, Daryl Impey
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Photo gallery: Cort wins stage 15 from the break, Kwiato’s rest-day celebration
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Greipel and Lotto split, Moscon sent home for fighting: Daily News Digest
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A day for the break: Cort Nielsen sprints to win stage 15 of Tour de France
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Compact stage 17 expected to be toughest Pyrenean challenge
The Tour de France's shortest road stage in 30 years on Wednesday is expected to be the hardest of the final three mountain stages in the Pyrénées.
GC a four-rider battle, Ask Gogl not Google: Daily News Digest
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Fraile blasts to solo victory on stage 14 of the Tour de France, GC gaps grow
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Inside Peter Sagan’s Tour de France sprint team
For the sprints, the team also brought three designated teammates to assist Sagan: Marcus Burghardt, Maciej Bodnar, and Daniel Oss.
Sagan: The Green Jersey Who Climbs
Words: John Wilcockson | Images: James Startt
Photo gallery: The Sagan Show on stage 13 of the Tour de France
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Today at the Tour: The question of Geraint Thomas
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Gilbert’s panache, Vos gets another win: Daily News Digest
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Three and counting: Sagan notches up another Tour de France win on stage 13
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Thomas: Doubters wrong, Sky is ‘100% clean’
After getting booed on Tour de France podium, Geraint Thomas defends his Sky team as 100-percent clean.
Here’s why this year’s Tour de France has been so cruel to the sprinters
With smaller teams, tighter cut-off times, and short, explosive stages, Tour sprinters find themselves off the back.
Mass exodus of sprinters; Nibali out after crash: Daily News Digest
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Today at the Tour: The audacity of Steven Kruijswijk
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Alpe d’Huez glory in yellow: Thomas wins stage 12 of the Tour de France
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Thomas gains time but stands behind Froome
Geraint Thomas wins again and tightens grasp on yellow, but if you ask him, Froome is still Sky's #1 GC rider.