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News Dutch race closes €46,215 midway through 2026 races after admitting 'the discussion about prize equality in cycling was even more urgent than we already thought'

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News National federations were already pulling out of the event which was due to start on November 3

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News Dutch rider says 'My knees are pretty scraped and I also have pain in my ribs and shoulder, but I think the damage after this blow is relatively minor'

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News Dutch Cycling Union says 'a thorough investigation is needed into how this situation could have arisen and what steps are required to prevent a recurrence'

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News Italian clocks a sub-3:59 in qualifying in Shanghai to best his own benchmark

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News The cobbled climb and descent has shaken up the traditional Paris finale in the past two years, but has seen GC neutralisations on both occasions

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News British team brings in 26-year-old to bolster Classics core with versatility

By Owen Rogers Published
News Jakobsen bags his best WorldTour result in over two years

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News 'We will take its findings seriously and implement any improvements that may be needed' say Dutch WorldTour team in response to NOS and In De Waaier's findings

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News Women competing for a quarter of men's purse in UCI 2.1-ranked stage race

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News US rider notes that technology and positions have changed considerably since 2010, but confident that 'power numbers, they are not like so much different'

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News Talented young Briton Joe Blackmore will be joined by experienced compatriot James Shaw and French climber Clément Champoussin

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News Nicole Steigenga jumps up to third on stage 1 as Italian drops from third to 85th

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News Testing agency defends test, saying 'no concerns or requests to postpone or discontinue the control were raised at the time or afterwards'

By James Moultrie Published
News Motorbike marshal managed to usher non-race vehicle off the route just before passage of breakaway at Eneco Tour

By Paul Brett Published
News Gifting a child their first real bike builds memories and can spark a lifelong love for cycling, and these bike deals have hefty reductions

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News 19-year-old Australian signs contract through to end of 2028
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Dutch rider says 'My knees are pretty scraped and I also have pain in my ribs and shoulder, but I think the damage after this blow is relatively minor'


