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The art of peaking with Geraint Thomas: 'It’s easy to take for granted that 9 times out of 10 I hit my goals'
The Welshman also calls for better governance in the sport to help it grow further
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Elisa Balsamo outsprints Charlotte Kool to win Classic Brugge-De Panne
Italian takes second WorldTour victory on the trot
By Tom Davidson Published
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Will Visma-Lease a Bike and SD Worx-Protime dominate Gent-Wevelgem again?
The ante-penultimate Classic before the Tour of Flanders always offers up exciting action
By Adam Becket Published
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Cyclist critically ill after developing flesh-eating disease from infected saddle sore
Ryan Busto making recovery but still in intensive care
By Tom Thewlis Published
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GB para-cyclists 'shaken up' after being mugged for medals in Rio
British Cycling are in contact with the police about the incident
By Tom Davidson Published
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Former CEO imprisoned for $11 million scheme to acquire top Italian cycling brands
Mancini fraudulently raised millions from investors to acquire cycling brands De Rosa, De Marchi Apparel, Limar Helmets, Cinelli and Columbus, yet none of the acquisitions were made.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Jasper Philipsen sprints to victory in Classic Brugge-De Panne
The new Milan-San Remo champion makes it two wins in four days
By James Shrubsall Published
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Cycle to Work schemes 'like the wild west' as row over commissions rumbles on
Cycle to Work Alliance and Association of Cycle Traders in ongoing dialogue to force change but still 'poles apart' over commission fee issue
By Tom Thewlis Published
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E3 Saxo Classic heralds the return of the Wout van Aert vs Mathieu van der Poel rivalry
With just over a week to go until the Tour of Flanders, here's the key information, route, start list and riders to watch for E3
By Adam Becket Published
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Rider safety back in focus after Trofeo Alfredo Binda complaints
Riders complained of roads being open to traffic and being forced to DNF
By James Shrubsall Published
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Is this the end for Wiggle and Chain Reaction after 'holding page' displayed on website?
Holding pages present on both websites, with remaining orders set to be fulfilled in 7-10 days
By Adam Becket Published
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'I'll miss her laugh, her work ethic and her determination' - Elinor Barker on Laura Kenny's retirement
Fellow Olympic team pursuit rider pays tribute to "iconic" Kenny
By Adam Becket Published
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Talks underway to take Tour of Britain Women to Wales this year
Wrexham Council in discussions with British Cycling officials to host second stage as race potentially set to start in Wales
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Roads in England and Wales at 'breaking point' due to potholes, as the cost to fix spirals
It would take 10 years and £16.3 billion to tackle the backlog of repairs needed on English and Welsh roads
By Adam Becket Published
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Wiggle's takeover is an opportunity for small bike businesses, says clothing CEO
It's time for the smaller fish to take back customers that Wiggle has traditionally taken from them, says Jake Wright
By James Shrubsall Published
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Rapha's new eyewear collection features three unique styles, bucking the current big shades trend
Today, Rapha released three new lenses: two play off a unique futuristic style while the third is more in line with classic cycling eyewear.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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Ineos Grenadiers’ 500th victory was claimed by a woman; why do they still not have a team?
The British squad is one of the richest in cycling - but Ineos still won’t stump up for a women’s team
By Adam Becket Published
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Enough already with the F1-inspired pit stops in gravel racing, it's time for riders to be self-sufficient again
The spirit of adventure, resourcefulness and inclusivity is diluted to the point where we risk losing sight of the qualities that made the discipline so unique.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Mathieu van der Poel extends with Alpecin-Deceuninck until the end of 2028
Dutchman inks new five-year deal after team's second triumph at Milan-San Remo last weekend with Jasper Philipsen
By Tom Thewlis Published
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British National Road Championships return to Saltburn in 2024
The events will take place in the north east of England for the second year running
By Tom Davidson Published
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'This is so much more than a number': Six of the best Ineos Grenadiers wins as team claims 500th race victory
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot took the 500th team win at the weekend
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Bike gifted to the Pope by Egan Bernal goes up for auction
The Pinarello Dogma F12 is expected to fetch €30,000 in an online auction
By Tom Davidson Published
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Peter Sagan undergoes second heart procedure, as Olympics nears
Return to training after first operation reveals further heart rhythm issues
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Laura Kenny, Britain’s most successful female Olympian, announces retirement
Kenny won five Olympic and seven world titles during her illustrious career on the track
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'There is no curse on her jersey,' says SD Worx on Lotte Kopecky's second place at Trofeo Alfredo Binda
Lotte Kopecky comments on her second place result after her last-minute call up to Trofeo Alfredo Binda
By Emma Magnus Published
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Elisa Balsamo sprints to victory in Trofeo Alfredo Binda, securing fourth successive win for Lidl-Trek
Lidl-Trek's Elisa Balsamo wins 50th edition of Trofeo Alfredo Binda
By Emma Magnus Published
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Van der Poel the super-domestique and Matthews the nearly man: Five things we learned from Milano-San Remo 2024
From Philipsen’s first Monument victory to Pogačar’s Poggio attacks, this year’s edition of La Classicissima left us with a lot of talking points
By Joseph Lycett Published
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My friend had warm urine squirted in his ear on the Alpe d’Huez - and it impresses people more than my national titles
When it comes to impressing people with his cycling exploits, Cycling Weekly's columnist finds that anecdotes trump achievements every time
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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‘This year it was not hard enough to be a climber’s race’ - Tadej Pogačar leaves everything on the road at Milan-San Remo
The five-time Monument winner goes one better than last year with a third place at La Classicissima
By Joseph Lycett Published