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'Milan-San Remo is different, it's very explosive' - Tom Pidcock says positioning at Cipressa, not good shape at Milano-Torino, is primary indicator for success on Saturday
News Could La Classicissima deliver another victory in Italy for British rider? 'Anything can happen' he says
'I'm going for a more defensive role' - Jasper Philipsen says his chances are 'very small' for Milan-San Remo, tips Wout van Aert as a dark horse
News Belgian expects another Pogačar-Van der Poel duel on Saturday
Can the sprinters shut down a Poggio attack or will aggressors seize the day? - Analysing the favourites for the 2026 Milan-San Remo Women
Contenders Riders expected to battle at the newest Monument for glory on Via Roma and disrupt SD Worx-Protime duo of Lorena Wiebes and Lotte Kopecky
Primož Roglič claims 'misunderstanding' over summer racing gap but plays it coy on plans before Vuelta a España
News Slovenian continues solid start to 2026 with third place at Milano-Torino
Four WorldTour teams without a win in 2026 as rankings show super-teams soaring but some big hitters struggling
Analysis Lidl-Trek's woes continue after misses in Milano-Torino, Nokere Koerse
‘It doesn’t look very good but it pays off’ – Jasper Philipsen wins a Classic wearing odd shoes, and one is unreleased
Sprinter forced to swap his left shoewith just 20km to go
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Lidl-Trek face another Classics setback as ill Jonathan Milan forced out of Milan-San Remo
News Race's sprint field diminished as Italian suffering after Tirreno-Adriatico, as Lidl-Trek without a leader with Pedersen still injured
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'Milan-San Remo is different, it's very explosive' - Tom Pidcock says positioning at Cipressa, not good shape at Milano-Torino, is primary indicator for success on Saturday
Could La Classicissima deliver another victory in Italy for British rider? 'Anything can happen' he says -
'I'm going for a more defensive role' - Jasper Philipsen says his chances are 'very small' for Milan-San Remo, tips Wout van Aert as a dark horse
Belgian expects another Pogačar-Van der Poel duel on Saturday -
Can the sprinters shut down a Poggio attack or will aggressors seize the day? - Analysing the favourites for the 2026 Milan-San Remo Women
Riders expected to battle at the newest Monument for glory on Via Roma and disrupt SD Worx-Protime duo of Lorena Wiebes and Lotte Kopecky
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Primož Roglič claims 'misunderstanding' over summer racing gap but plays it coy on plans before Vuelta a España
Slovenian continues solid start to 2026 with third place at Milano-Torino -
Four WorldTour teams without a win in 2026 as rankings show super-teams soaring but some big hitters struggling
Lidl-Trek's woes continue after misses in Milano-Torino, Nokere Koerse -
‘It doesn’t look very good but it pays off’ – Jasper Philipsen wins a Classic wearing odd shoes, and one is unreleased
Sprinter forced to swap his left shoewith just 20km to go
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Best indoor cycling apps 2026: Which is right for you?
The best indoor cycling apps cover training, group rides, racing and more, so which is best for you? -
Lidl-Trek face another Classics setback as ill Jonathan Milan forced out of Milan-San Remo
Race's sprint field diminished as Italian suffering after Tirreno-Adriatico, as Lidl-Trek without a leader with Pedersen still injured -
Nokere Koerse Men: Jasper Philipsen closes breakaway attempt in final metres for first victory of the season
Jordi Meeus second and Juan Sebastián Molano third on uphill finish
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Milano-Torino: Tom Pidcock climbs away from elite group to seal victory atop Superga
Tobias Halland Johannessen second, Primož Roglič third as British rider pulls away in final 500m -
'I hope it gives me some freedom in the next races' – Lotte Kopecky shows threatening signs for Milan-San Remo with win in Belgium
Belgian rider interrupts Italian block to win Nokere Koerse whilst building up to top form and pace after return from back injury -
GPS tracking devices to become mandatory as Lappartient warns ‘UCI will have no option but to enforce’ the technology if teams refuse to collaborate
UCI clarifies that data transmission will be limited to speed and position dispute with teams during 2025 women's Tour de Romandie
