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Lotta Henttala leaves AG Insurance to join new EF Education-Cannondale team
News Eleven-time Finnish champion looks to Spring Classics and Olympic Games in 2024
Arnaud De Lie extends with Lotto-Dstny until the end of 2026
News Belgian commits future to ProTeam
Lidl-Trek launches development team with eight riders
News Worlds junior time trial bronze medalist Louis Leidert among early roster for Continental team
Paris-Roubaix winner Alison Jackson joins new EF Education-Cannondale in 2024
News 'My goal is to do something that really matters' says Canadian champion
EF Education-TIBCO-SVB set to fold, riders and staff free to join new teams in 2024
News 'It is with deep regret that I confirm that I have not been able to secure the sponsorship needed to maintain my WorldTour licence' says owner Linda Jackson
Pascal Ackermann joins Israel-Premier Tech with eyes on Tour de France sprints
News German to reunite with close friend Michael Schwarzmann in 2024
Remco Evenepoel will ‘normally’ stay at Soudal-QuickStep but demands improvements
News 'If we can just improve a lot of things, I think we can quickly be on the same level as UAE and Jumbo'
Ben Tulett joins Ineos Grenadiers exodus and moves to Grand Tour rivals Jumbo-Visma
News 'In my eyes, this is the top team in our sport' says British climber
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'I think I did quite a good job' – Jonas Vingegaard upbeat at Critérium du Dauphiné despite another loss to Tadej Pogačar
'Hopefully I can be even better in the Tour than I am now' says Dane after taking second behind Slovenian on stage 7 -
'I'm definitely more fit now than I was this morning' says Faulkner after 87km solo break at the Tour de Suisse Women
Olympic & US champion continues build-up towards Tour de France Femmes after December concussion -
'Demi isn't the person to take a lot of responsibility in these moments' – Reusser-Vollering Tour de Suisse Women rivalry turns tetchy
'I think she's panicking a lot' says race leader as pair let GC rivals gain 30 seconds on stage 2
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'Prioritize freshness' pays off for Neilson Powless with win at GP Gippingen ahead of Tour de Suisse
US rider has 'freedom to go for results and would love to win a stage' at Swiss stage race as he prepares for Tour de France -
'On the last day, everything can change' - Mavi García eyes ascent of Tour de Suisse Women GC rankings
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'I did not expect this much of a gap' – Tadej Pogačar a level above rival Jonas Vingegaard on first mountain showdown of 2025 Critérium du Dauphiné
World Champion puts 1:01 into Dane on stage 6, with the biggest test still to come on Saturday's brutal Alpine route
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'Pogačar was superior again' - Remco Evenepoel bows to near-inevitable and cedes Critérium du Dauphiné lead to Slovenian star
Belgian slumps to fourth overall after tough medium-mountain stage on Friday -
For affordable health-tracking tech, the Polar H9 Heart Rate Sensor is our top value pick – now with a 32% discount, it's a great Amazon cycling deal
It's our choice as the best budget heart rate monitor on the market, covers all the bases in 'basic' HR tracking, and with 32% off it's even better value for money -
Has the UCI just banned Factor's new aero bike before it was even released?
Hoard of new rules include handlebar width, wheel depth and fork leg limits as Hope x Lotus track bike set to be banned
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Tour de Suisse 2025 start list
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Safety versus seconds – The dilemma of aid station chaos in the professional fields at Unbound Gravel 200
'If you're not pushing the envelope then you're off the back' says Stetina of the current gravel race feed zone scenario -
New wheels, aero hacks, and an in depth look at that mad prototype Factor: Dauphiné tech gallery 2025
Two new bikes, a load of new wheels, and some aero mods on show as teams tune up for the Tour de France -
Are we seeing the beginning of the end for consumer-level race bikes, and does it actually matter?
This new prototype Factor is yet another bike that’s so clearly for the pros, and suggests a rift is starting between consumer bikes and pro bikes -
Elite riders feeling the squeeze in Kansas amid lightly vetted fields and chaotic aid stations - Unbound Gravel 'needs standards, not red tape'
'Gravel is not the quirky cousin of road racing anymore. I want it to be fair, safe and professional,' says former Unbound 200 champion Lauren De Crescenzo
