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Belgian breakaway expert crashes in training; veteran sprinter confirmed for Isreal-Start Up Nation's Tour team.
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No GC plans for Alaphilippe; Bennett returns to Tour after three-year absence.
The young Belgian has the legs and versatility to challenge Sagan in the points competition, but team duties could come first.
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We wrap up the key results and reactions from a weekend of national championships in Europe.
Sagan and Buchmann form focal point of German team, with green and yellow jersey ambitions respectively.
Slovenian star Pogačar has the talent and his team has the firepower. Can the 21-year-old keep the composure to make the podium?
Mark Cavendish says the Tour de France's punishing route, in addition to his form, are why he will not be at the race this year.
There's no room for Mark Cavendish on Bahrain-McLaren's Tour roster, as the team goes all-in for Mikel Landa's GC run.
Stage wins top priority for Ochowicz in face of sponsor crisis and stream of riders leaving team.
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The Tour de France usually brings with it a slew of new bikes and gear. Here's what to look for at the 2020 Tour, and how to spot it.
The Italian classics specialist and French sprinter will join the marquee UCI women's pro team in 2021.
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Italian crashes out at Giro dell’Emilia as team’s bad luck continues.
Team leaves GC ambitions on wayside as Bjarne Riis returns to Tour de France at helm of ambitious NTT selection.
French team aiming to balance GC and sprint ambitions.
Belgian veteran reacts to wave of incidents and dangerous race courses in the restarted cycling season.
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We dive into the young Jumbo-Visma rider's astonishing power numbers from the Critérium du Dauphiné.
Workouts designed specifically for the rider who can hold a high, steady pace to drop rivals or nail a PR.
With the Tour de France now 12 days away, what are the key takes from last week's wild and wacky edition of the key tuneup race?
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First win for Aussie in COVID comeback as he nips Sam Bennett at line.
Deceuninck-Quick-Step boss reacts to second major crash involving one of his riders in under two weeks.
Danish rider picks up second monument after Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory in 2019; Evenepoel hospitalized but conscious after dramatic crash.
23-year-old German takes stage from elite escape group; Roglič retains GC lead after Bernal failed to start stage.
Tour de France champion pulls out before stage 4 as precautionary measure.
Bernal finished stage 3 of the Criterium du Dauphiné in 14th place and dropped to seventh position in the overall.
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After a three-year wait, Flemish cycling fans have finally found an heir to Tom Boonen's throne.
Team boss forecasts further dominance by Dutch squad at Dauphiné; Pinot rallies after dissapointment at cancelation of Swiss worlds.
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The Colombian rider says that building form and cohesion ahead of the Tour are the most important outcomes at the Critérium du Dauphiné.
Team Jumbo-Visma was undisputedly the strongest squad during stage 1 at the Critérium du Dauphiné, and this strength could give the Dutch squad the experience and confidence to take on Team Ineos at the Tour.
Team Jumbo-Visma in absolute control in the final 20km to deliver Van Aert into a winning position in the final meters.
Hot off top-20 at San Remo, Movistar’s first American since Andy Hampsten looking for more.
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The 28-year-old American won two stages and finished fifth overall at the Tour de Savoie Mont Blanc.
Workouts designed specifically for the sprinter who can endure rolling terrain or even a climb or two and take the win in a bunch gallop to the line.
Fifth-generation Kickr remains the easiest smart trainer to use, and new padded feet option adds comfort.
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Who are you more excited about, Evenepoel or Van Aert? Should Ineos be concerned by Jumbo-Visma's dominance at Tour de l'Ain? Where does accountability lie for the horror crash in Poland?
CPA calls for greater unity and increased team role in ensuring rider safety.
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Movistar rookie marks best U.S. result since 2013 with 17th in Italian monument.
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Deceuninck-Quick-Step takes final stage and overall victory after dark start to the race.
Aussie wins bunch sprint after smashing into wall on hectic charge up Poggio.
Belgian targeting success across a range of races as he continues to push his own limits.
Longest race of the year and minimal race days leaves a number of contenders without the final race-winning watts.
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Van Aert and Alaphillipe went clear over the Poggio and held off a dramatic late chase, with Matthews taking third.
Slovenian capitalized on dominant performance from Jumbo-Visma, winning from a reduced sprint.
Van Aert poised to win from any scenario at Sanremo this weekend.
Jumbo-Visma struck early blow in pre-Tour match-up with Team Ineos at Tour de L'Ain on Friday.
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The world champion and the Olympic champion battled at the classics.
Team Jumbo-Visma released an eight-point plan for how it plans to handle Dylan Groenewegen, whose deviation during Wednesday's Tour of Poland sprint led to a terrifying crash.
Mathieu van der Poel sees himself as "maybe amongst the second-row favorites" for Saturday's Milano-Sanremo.
Ecuadorian Team Ineos star launches 300 meters out, holds on for stage win, moves into overall lead.
Young Italian Andrea Bagioli took his first career victory in the uphill sprint at the Tour de l'Ain.
Insiders agree that summer heat, new route and smaller teams will add up to alter outcome of season's first monument.
Van der Poel, van Aert, Alaphilippe headline bumper start list for an 'even harder' Milano-Sanremo on Saturday.
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Sprinting is inherently dangerous, but more can be done to mitigate risks.
The world champion assumes overall lead with the hospitalization of Jakobsen and the disqualification of Groenewegen following stage 1.
The young rider will leave Équipe Paule Ka at the end of the season to join the Spanish women's WorldTour team.
Fabio Jakobsen has undergone surgery and may be taken out of a coma on Thursday.