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Patrick Eddy beats Luke Plapp to elite men's Australian road race title after Jayco AlUla's strength in numbers fails in final kilometre
Plapp second and Oscar Chamberlain rounds out the podium in final race of the 2026 Australian Road National Championships -
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Young Dutch rider targeting Ardennes Classics in 2026, with ultimate goal of a Grand Tour podium
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First-year pro Mackenzie Coupland wins Australia's elite women's road race title with late solo move
Ruby Roseman-Gannon second, Neve Bradbury third as Coupland also claims U23 title in combined race at Westbridge Funds Road National Championships in Perth -
Remco Evenepoel reportedly set to add UAE Tour appearance to his early schedule in Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe debut
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Belgian Cyclo-cross National Championships: Marion Norbert Riberolle defends elite women's title with dominant solo win
Fleur Moors second after crashing out of early lead, Kiona Crabbé completes podium in third
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'It's going to be one hell of a ride' – Brendan Johnston sets off in 4,000km pursuit of fastest known time from Perth to Sydney
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Snow and icy conditions affecting cyclo-cross National Championships in Belgium and the Netherlands
Wintry conditions have forced schedule changes in Belgium, whilst Dutch organisers vow that nothing but a red weather warning will stop their Championships











