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Women's Road Race - Gilmore takes gold for Australia2010-10-10 112km -
Men's Road Race - Davis takes gold after aggressive race2010-10-10 167km -
Women's Time Trial - Whitten pips Villumsen in Delhi2010-10-13 29km -
Men's Time Trial - Millar takes time trial gold in Delhi2010-10-13 40km
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'I survived all of this' – Challengers fight back on queen stage of Tour de Langkawi but Lennart Jasch proves his GC fortitude
Tudor Pro Cycling rider has held on to his overall lead through the Queen stage, paving the path to victory in his first time as team leader -
I was unsure about endurance road bikes, but the new Trek Domane SL 5 Gen 5 won me over
Even in its base spec, the latest Domane is a willing all-day companion -
Nairo Quintana to call time on racing career at Giro dell'Emilia, 14 years after winning Italian Classic
Colombian star hangs up wheels on 16-year career in same race he won back in 2012
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Some big absentees, but plenty of quality and a favourite with a question mark – Analysing the European Championships men's road race contenders
From Remco Evenepoel's individual quality to the potential collective might of Italy – here are the riders who are set to light up the race on Sunday -
'We'll show people we can train in short sleeves all year round' – Why the first-ever Vuelta a las Islas Canarias stage race is finally happening next January
First professional race of 2027 to start with four-day format, with long-term goal of six -
Tadej Pogačar and Urška Žigart arrive home in Slovenia ahead of European Championships, despite injuries ruling them out of the racing
Defending champion trains alongside Dane Mikkel Honoré near Ljubljana
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Magicshine Monteer 12000 review: A bike light that boasts more beam power than any other model
In theory, the Magicshine Monteer 12000 is the brightest bike night light out there, but is it really that bright? And do you need that much power? -
'We'll continue to race as we always do' – Brandon McNulty says new world champion status won't change his racing approach
American will make his debut in the rainbow stripes at Saturday's Giro dell'Emilia -
Cycling has the fans, it just needs to monetise them – Can a new style of events and engagement help to solve cycling's funding problem?
From the Cheer Squad to Flanders hospitality tents, stakeholders all around cycling are looking for ways to bring fans closer to the sport, and – in one way or another – turn that into visibility and revenue. Emma Magnus investigates
