Katusha-Alpecin

Former sprint star focused on family and studies after troubled close to his prolific career.

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Another team folds at the end of 2019 while Russian backers vow to stay involved in merger with Israel Cycling Academy

Details are still emerging and the UCI still needs to approve it, but Israel Cycling Academy confirmed that its merger with the Russian team Katusha-Alpecin is nearing completion.

Spanish media reported a merger is days away, and VeloNews' sources said the asking price for a WorldTour license remains a hurdle for the deal.

Team says decision driven by keen business interest in Russia, as well as Zakarin's proven track record in big races

Reports of Bjarne Riis's return make waves as teams and the UCI huddle to create WorldTour road map for 2020

Nairo Quintana, Vincenzo Nibali, and Tom Dumoulin are just a few of the big names that will switch teams after 2019.

With important sponsors leaving, the future of Katusha-Alpecin is far from secure, but staffers deny the team has given up hope

These teams will target stage victories, long breakaways, and other opportunities to shine during the Tour de France. They will not, however, go after the GC or the points competition

Despite difficulties with his form, Katusha-Alpecin officials had not expected Marcel Kittel's sudden departure from professional cycling

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Announcement comes after series of inconsistent performances and simmering tension with team.

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We hitch a ride with Katusha sport director Gennady Mikhaylov at the Santos Tour Down Under and witnessed controlled chaos.

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Sprint star Marcel Kittel will depart Belgian squad Quick-Step and head to Katusha-Alpecin for 2018 and 2019, the Russian team announced on Wednesday.

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Katusha-Alpecin unveiled its new kit, bike and roster at the official team presentation in Benidorm, Spain on Saturday.

Alpecin co-sponsors Katusha team, which is a good thing for Russian cycling and an even better thing for Alexander Kristoff's hair.