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    Basking in the cycling limelight once again

    by Peter Cossins April 9, 2021
    by Peter Cossins

    I watched the finale of the third stage of the Tour of the Basque Country with half of my attention on the race and the rest of it trying to spot landmarks that I recognised from a family holiday …

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    Esteban Chaves: The smiling assassin returns

    by Sadhbh O'Shea March 26, 2021
    by Sadhbh O'Shea

    Few people would have been unhappy to see Esteban Chaves take victory at Porte Ainé in the Volta a Catalunya…

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    Campaigning for change in women’s racing

    by Sadhbh O'Shea March 13, 2021
    by Sadhbh O'Shea

    It is often said that consumer behaviour is what will force organisations and corporations to make change…

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    Adapting to the ‘Wolfpack’: Bennett’s rise

    by Sophie Smith March 11, 2021
    by Sophie Smith

    Sam Bennett initially felt intimidated when he joined Deceuninck-Quick-Step last season but a year on has cemented not only his place…

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    PARIS-NICE: WHY THE RACE TO THE SUN STILL SHINES

    by Nick Bull March 6, 2021
    by Nick Bull

    Sisteron, Saturday 10 March 2012. It’s a brisk morning in the pretty town that sits on the banks of the River Durance a couple of hours north-west of Nice…

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    12 months on, a look back at how Covid-19 paralysed cycling

    by Sophie Smith February 23, 2021
    by Sophie Smith

    The sun had long set over the Abu Dhabi desert when media at the 2020 UAE Tour received an email that sparked fear and intrigue…

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    Three weeks of Midi magic

    by Peter Cossins February 22, 2021
    by Peter Cossins

    Watching the early season racing unfold during February, it’s sometimes felt like I’ve slipped through some kind of portal in time…

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    A fresh start for Fabio Aru

    by Sadhbh O'Shea February 22, 2021
    by Sadhbh O'Shea

    Fabio Aru’s sudden departure during the opening week of last year’s Tour de France marked the end of a difficult period for the Italian…

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    Grenadiers roll with the times as peloton governance shifts

    by Sophie Smith February 13, 2021
    by Sophie Smith

    There was a time not so longer ago when patrons – older, experienced riders, some natural leaders, some prominent racers, some tormenters…

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    “I FEEL READY”: TRAILBLAZER CHERIE PRIDHAM ON BECOMING A WORLDTOUR DIRECTEUR SPORTIF

    by Nick Bull February 9, 2021
    by Nick Bull

    There’s a moment from Israel Start-Up Nation’s training camp in Spain at the start of the year that stands out for Cherie Pridham…

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