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La Course En Tête // Ahead Of The Pack
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Giro d'Italia

Has the Giro got boring yet?

May 21, 2022
Giro d'Italia

The challenges and charm of the unexpected pink jersey

May 19, 2022
Giro d'ItaliaInterview

‘You go crazy like this’: Gaviria puts his cards on the table

May 18, 2022
Racing

Shift in protagonists as women’s calendar heads into Spanish stage race block

May 14, 2022
Giro d'Italia

Slow burn for the Giro on Mount Etna

May 11, 2022
Giro d'Italia

Rolling back the years with Cav

May 9, 2022
Giro d'Italia

Has the Giro got boring yet?

by William Fotheringham May 21, 2022
by William Fotheringham

I’m thinking of starting a new Twitter feed. It’s going to be called: @hastheGirogotboringyet?…

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Giro d'Italia

The challenges and charm of the unexpected pink jersey

by Matilda Price May 19, 2022
by Matilda Price

He may not be expected to win it, but Juan Pedro López’s journey in pink has been a compelling watch…

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Giro d'ItaliaInterview

‘You go crazy like this’: Gaviria puts his cards on the table

by Sophie Smith May 18, 2022
by Sophie Smith

The first Grand Tour of the season holds great significance for every rider who competes but perhaps more so for Fernando Gaviria now…

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Racing

Shift in protagonists as women’s calendar heads into Spanish stage race block

by Matilda Price May 14, 2022
by Matilda Price

Whilst the start of May means a lap around Italy for the men, it’s a month in Spain for the women’s peloton as the bolstered stage racing block gets underway…

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Giro d'Italia

Slow burn for the Giro on Mount Etna

by Peter Cossins May 11, 2022
by Peter Cossins

The opening four days of the Giro d’Italia have underlined that every Grand Tour is a long slog…

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Giro d'Italia

Rolling back the years with Cav

by Jeremy Whittle May 9, 2022
by Jeremy Whittle

The 2022 Grande Partenza is done and dusted, the planes will soon be rising over the Adriatic and across the boot of Italy to Sicily…

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Classics

Conclusions from the Classics

by Amy Jones April 26, 2022
by Amy Jones

The spring classics are over for this year, what can they tell us about the rest of the season coming up?

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Classics

Rampant Remco blows apart Liège’s long-established formula

by Peter Cossins April 24, 2022
by Peter Cossins

One of the narratives of the Classics season has been the failure of the Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl to compete for the titles that have long been their hallmark as a team…

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Classics

‘He’s got to win’: The power of Pogacar

by Sophie Smith April 21, 2022
by Sophie Smith

If I were I betting woman I would put money on Tadej Pogacar to win Liege-Bastogne-Liege on Sunday, not because he is the defending champ but because he lost La Fleche Wallonne…

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Interview

From Finland, with love: How Tiffany Cromwell got her groove back

by Sophie Smith April 20, 2022
by Sophie Smith

When Tiffany Cromwell answers the phone days before the second edition of Paris-Roubaix Femmes she’s in Finland…

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Classics

Hell becomes heaven after Ineos end long wait

by Jeremy Whittle April 18, 2022
by Jeremy Whittle

Ineos Grenadiers have established themselves as the cobbled kings of 2022 after taking a long-awaited success in this year’s Paris-Roubaix…

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Classics

Defence and redemption: Trek-Segafredo pull off both at Paris Roubaix Femmes

by Matilda Price April 16, 2022
by Matilda Price

A different rider, a very different race, a different set of pressures than they faced in October, but six months on from the inaugural Paris Roubaix…

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