Catalunya stage 1 surprise
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by Richard
14h ago
  ''. "I think I was on the finishing line asking 'what happened?' I never once thought about winning the stage today, I was only thinking about the team. He was on my wheel just before the final corner and he yelled at me to keep going. I got a pretty gap and knew I had to keep going as hard as possible." -Nick Schultz surprises the favourites to take stage 1 of the Volta Ciclista a Catulunya in Sant Felix de Guixols.   ..read more
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Milano-Sanremo: Bling for Philipsen
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by Richard
3d ago
  The bike throw on the Via Roma Final results ..read more
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Milano-Sanremo: Ready for the first Monument of the year
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by Richard
4d ago
  After 288kms of winning 1973 Milano-Sanremo, Roger De Vlaeminck @6hr 53min "Milano-Sanremo has always been a race that excited me. I enjoyed my first edition in 2023. This year, I'm hoping to learn from the mistakes I made last year and fight for a result with a strong IPT team. Tirreno-Adriatico was great preparation with some long days and technical finishes. I feel familiar with the European style of racing and I'm ready for the first Monument of the season." -Corbin Strong. Israel Premier Tech "We need to maximize the number of riders we have in front over the Cipressa climb and ..read more
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Jannik Steimle: Stay on the bike
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by Richard
5d ago
 "I'm really happy that we made it to the finish. We had a really nice group from the start and I think we really raced well together. In the end, I think it was crucial to stay on the bike in the wet cobbled sections. I was at QuickStep for the last four years. I was more a helper there, so I changed teams to get my own chances. I'm really happy with this, and now I'll go with a lot of motivation to the big Classics." -Jannik Steimle takes the two-up sprint to win the Grand Prix de Denain.   Full results ..read more
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Glorious paves
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by Richard
1w ago
  Paris-Roubaix, April 7 ..read more
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Jorgenson and Vingegaard
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by Richard
1w ago
"I would never think I could win this race, but here we are. I could barely sleep last night I was so nervous. To ride with such a champion like Remco, next to my house, is a very special moment.” -Matteo Jorgenson becomes the third American to win Paris-Nice. Tops with the Trident ..read more
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Paris-Nice: Hairpins
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by Richard
1w ago
  "It was tough conditions with the rain and cold. I think the last 2 kilometres, I was really freezing, my arms were very cold. Also in the beginning luckily I was well dressed so it wasn't so cold for me. The rain and the parcours were pretty tricky." -Alessandro Vlasov Mathieu Burgaudeau ..read more
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Double winners
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by Richard
1w ago
Powering through  "I had a not quite easy day. I had a puncture on the climb and it was tough to get back to the peloton. The guys supported me really in the best way they could do it. They pushed until the final. They were incredible."  -Jonathan Milan takes stage four and the lead. “We committed to it with the whole team, had a great plan, so really happy that I could take my second win. It has been a good week, and a huge success. We have some other goals with Matteo (Jorgenson) and Wilco (Kelderman) for the weekend, so we're not done yet." -Olav Kooij wins again at Paris-Nice ..read more
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Paris-Nice, Tirreno Adriatico: Buitrago dances away
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by Richard
1w ago
  On the final climb: All about Buitrago “I didn’t expect this. It’s about trying, giving it a go, and I gave it a go.” -Santiago Buitrago impressively wins stage 4 of Paris-Nice and adds to his two Giro d’ltalia stage wins! Paris-Nice Stage 4 results Richard 'El Jaguar' Carapaz takes over the climbers jersey ..read more
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Tirreno-Adriatico, Paris-Nice
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by Richard
1w ago
  "When you see how fast it is, you won't laugh anymore." -Jonas Vinegaard defends alien-like new TT helmet. Jasper Philipsen: No doubt the winner ..read more
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