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'A free mind equals fast legs' – How my mental state helped me wear the yellow jersey for two days at an unforgettable Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Member Exclusive In Luke Tuckwell's latest column for Cyclingnews, he recalls his memorable week in France, and how he went from tears in training to his first yellow jersey
There were winners and losers at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but mainly losers – including anyone hoping for a ramp-up in Tour de France tension
Analysis Tadej Pogačar's domestique beating all of his rivals doesn't exactly bode well for the Tour and hopes of a more open race
From glory to futility – What version of Paul Seixas will rise from the ashes of his torched Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes?
Analysis The French prodigy's Dauphiné did not go as expected, but it may have taught him some lessons he needed to learn
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'I gambled, I put a lot into my effort, I've lost quite a bit' – Final day breakaway for three Netcompany-Ineos riders rounds out brutally tough Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for British squad
News Kévin Vauquelin best overall finisher for British team in 15th place after Oscar Onley crashes out and Josh Tarling breaks collarbone
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'I intend to start the upcoming season' - Egan Bernal denies retirement rumours in personal Instagram post
The 2019 Tour de France star has a contract with Netcompany-Ineos until 2029 -
Gran Piemonte: Dorian Godon sprints to victory despite teammate's crash on sketchy final corner
Charmig second, Bettiol third after crash disrupts sprint finish, attackers Del Toro and Fisher-Black caught in final 2km -
Hunt joins the ultra-wide crowd with new 5AM Gravel Limitless race wheels
The wheels feature a 27mm internal width optimised for 50mm tyres and a claimed weight of 1,317g
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Isaac del Toro reveals mystery knee pain ahead of trying to defend Pogačar's Il Lombardia streak alongside World Champion Brandon McNulty for UAE
Mexican star says 'After the travel, I started to have some troubles. I don't know why' before Gran Piemonte on Thursday -
'I don’t think it’s my responsibility to finance that' – Gravel pros forced to buy their own kit and fund travel to Australia for World Championships
Many federations are not offering any support for riders representing their countries at a the highest level -
Movistar poach top under-23 talent from UAE Team Emirates-XRG
Ecuador's Mateo Ramírez will turn pro with the Spanish team in 2027 despite being on UAE's development pathway
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'The year where someone who's primarily a gravel racer would win – Maddy Nutt representing the specialists at the World Championships
The British rider believes this could be the year a gravel pro wins the rainbow jersey -
More than half a kilo under the UCI weight limit: Ridley's new Falcn RS has gone on a serious diet, with exotic wheels and TPU tubes as standard
The Falcn RS 2.0 is available in some very light stock builds -
Despite fractured wrist, Ion Izagirre will get dream farewell at Il Lombardia he wanted after all
'A champion never gives up' says Cofidis as they confirm Basque rider for Saturday's race to conclude 17-year career
