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Juliette Labous adds power to climbing strength in podium hunt at Tour de France Femmes
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News Team DSM leader grows into her own as one of France's prized professional cyclists, anticipates another headline season

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What is the Mur de Huy? The leg-busting finale of La Fleche Wallonne
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Feature The facts, figures, and history behind the brutally iconic climb

8 conclusions from the Ardennes Classics
By Daniel Ostanek, Simone Giuliani, Kirsten Frattini, Stephen Farrand last updated
Analysis Evenepoel ascends to another level, FDJ and Cavalli emerge, no wins for the women's powerhouses, safety concerns, La Flèche Wallonne – time for a change?
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Two decisive attacks 'not the easiest but definitely the most beautiful' way for Florian Vermeersch to win first rainbow jersey at UCI Gravel Worlds
Belgian says victory confirms mental and physical triumph from leg fracture a year ago -
'Why not?' - Tom Pidcock defends decision to race Il Lombardia and Gravel Worlds in the same weekend
'It's not ideal, but who cares?' British rider finishes sixth in back-to-back events -
'I regret it now' – Yara Kastelijn apologises to Shirin van Anrooij after chasing down teammate at Gravel World Championships
Kastelijn played a part in pulling chasing group to lone leader Van Anrooij in Saturday's elite women's race
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Paris-Tours: Matteo Trentin fastest in breakaway sprint to claim hat-trick victory
Christophe Laporte second, Albert Withen Philipsen third, as unorganised breakaway riders are caught on the line in Tours -
Trofeo Tessile & Moda Donne: Elisa Longo Borghini soloes to victory in Oropa to take second win of the week
Marlen Reusser second, Urška Žigart third after whittling-down process on final 6.7km climb -
As it happened: Lone survivor of early break wins elite men’s race at UCI Gravel World Championships
The second day will see the elite men compete across 180km and take 1,650 metres of climbing
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UCI Gravel World Championships: Florian Vermeersch turns silver into gold with dominant solo victory to claim world title in elite men's race
Distanced breakaway companion Frits Biesterbos settles for silver, Matej Mohorič takes bronze in Limburg -
Trofeo Tessile & Moda: Adam Yates wins uphill finale atop Oropa climb
Mathys Rondel second, Jay Vine third as UAE Team Emirates-XRG bag yet another win -
19-year-old Paul Seixas becomes youngest rider in 100 years to finish top 10 in a men's Monument – but still 'a bit disappointed' with Il Lombardia debut
French prodigy finished seventh in first-ever Monument