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Reports name Danish IT brand Netcompany as new Ineos Grenadiers sponsor
News British team hopes to secure a €50 million annual budget, sign new riders and so take on their rival super teams
Ineos Grenadiers secure new title sponsor to rebuild super team status, deal worth €20 million annually
News Five year agreement with Danish software brand and renewed support from TotalEnergies set to boost British team's budget and Tour de France ambitions
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News Authors say high heat stress events will become more common and extreme
'I don't feel any pressure to perform straight away' – Oscar Onley starts 'figuring out' Ineos Grenadiers at Volta ao Algarve with Tour de France the clear target
News 'It's no secret that the Tour is the main focus for the year, for myself and for the team' says the 23-year-old who made late transfer
'Finding out I wasn't doing the Tour de France via the media was what made me most unhappy' – Fernando Gaviria on comeback trail with new squad Caja Rural-Seguros RGA
News Colombian set for top role this July after Spanish squad get unexpected wildcard slot
A season-delaying crash, a coach break-up and losing key teammates – Has Jonas Vingegaard's 2026 Tour de France bid gone wrong before it's even started?
Analysis Two-time former winner was hoping for a less disrupted path to July this year, but so far, pretty much everything that could go wrong has
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As it happened: Selective stage 5 of Paris-Nice won by solo attack
A day of sharp, steep hills to Colombier-le-Vieux features over 3,000 metres of elevation -
Paris-Nice: Jonas Vingegaard launches 20km solo attack for impressive stage 5 victory, extends already massive GC lead
Dane in total control of French stage race with three stages left to race -
As it happened: Flying Dutchman storms to victory with race lead changing hands
Mathieu Van der Poel outsprinted the rest with Giulio Pellizzari in second and Tobias Johannessen in third with Pellizzari taking the race lead
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Tirreno-Adriatico: Mathieu van der Poel plays stage 4 finale perfectly before launching incredible sprint to win from reduced group
Giulio Pellizzari takes over race lead from Isaac del Toro thanks to finishing second in Martinsicuro -
'I hope that Decathlon CMA CGM have patience' - Sean Kelly dismisses the idea of a Paul Seixas Tour de France debut this summer
The 1988 Vuelta a España winner sees the French Grand Tour as a step up too soon for French cycling's new golden boy -
'In this role, I have told myself to say yes whenever possible' – Alex Dowsett takes us inside the mind of a WorldTour coach
The former UCI Hour Record holder explains how he gets back into the rider mindset, deals with cycling's tactical evolution, and why data doesn't tell the full story
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'That's definitely what we're working towards' – Paul Magnier takes aim at Cobbled Classics, not Milan-San Remo, with Tirreno-Adriatico build-up
'Experience is very important in La Primavera, and it's only the first time he's competing' says Wilfred Peeters -
'Super painful but really important' – No Evenepoel, no problem as Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe put on dramatic show of collective strength at Paris-Nice
German team take second, third and fourth on stage 4 summit finish behind winner and new race leader Jonas Vingegaard
