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British Cyclo-cross Championships 2010
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Veterans, Novices2010-01-09
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Contract extension confirms mutual trust between the Italian and Women's WorldTour team as she demonstrates 'being competitive while having fun' -
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Basque veteran 'steadily improving' following his own slow recovery from broken pelvis injury in Itzulia
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Andrea Bagioli moves to XDS-Astana in 2027 as Kazakh team continue busy week on the transfer market
The Italian rider switches teams after three seasons at Lidl-Trek -
'I haven't looked at the route at all' - Vuelta a España leader Enric Mas admits complete lack of course knowledge for next two weeks
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Tadej Pogačar set for 'serious operation' in next two days as UAE team boss says it 'doesn't seem easy' to recover in time for World Championships
Decision on the rest of the season will be taken following collarbone surgery, which has been delayed by concussion
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Without Tadej Pogačar, the Vuelta a España is about to descend into a level of chaos the peloton hasn't been used to for years – Philippa York analysis
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'Happy to have shown that I am stronger than Mathieu van der Poel on a mountain bike' – Tom Pidcock celebrates off-road world title but concedes multi-discipline rival's supremacy on it
Now a double world and Olympic champion on the mountain bike, the rider from Great Britain turns thoughts to road world title









