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'We'll just hope that the climbing I've been doing over winter is is enough' – Josie Nelson heads into final day of Women's Tour Down Under in second overall after claiming another stage podium spot

The British rider will soon find out if the pay-off from the hard work can keep rolling into a tough stage 3

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'I thought my days of pinning on a race number were over - Reinardt Janse van Rensburg mentoring a revelation in African cycling with new pro Tshenolo team

'It represents a massive jump from where we started' says team manager

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'I suffered a lot today' – Ally Wollaston flicks the switch to take control in ultra-tense stage 2 finale of Women's Tour Down Under

'I struggled through 99% of that race and when I got to the last 10km my teammate basically just told me to pull myself together' says Wollaston after winning her second stage in a row

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Women's Tour Down Under: Ally Wollaston edges Noemi Rüegg to take second win on stage 2

Defending champion Rüegg is second and Josie Nelson takes third from a reduced peloton in Paracombe

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Home riders among favourites in open GC field – Analysing the Tour Down Under contenders

Jay Vine, Ben O'Connor and Jhonatan Narváez lead those hunting for the ochre jersey in Adelaide

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'One door closes, another one opens' - Ben Tulett eyeing Grand Tour future after Simon Yates' surprise retirement

Tour de France debut likely on the cards for young Briton

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Thierry Cazeneuve, longstanding director of Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré, dies at 74

Director of key warm-up race for Tour de France for over 20 years

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A first look at the 2026 pro jerseys from the Tour Down Under

New colours and old debut in Adelaide ahead of men's and women's Tour Down Under

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'I would be surprised if he never rode the Tour of Flanders' - Remco Evenepoel's choice to skip Ronde in 2026 could well change in future, team management say

Sports director and former Belgian national coach insists that Tour of Flanders still on Remco's radar in mid-to-long term

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'The urge to race was simply too great' - Mathieu van der Poel finally opts to take part in Benidorm World Cup

Last-minute decision reverses announcement of non-participation in sole Spanish round of series earlier this week

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From 'a bit of a sideshow' to 'proper start to the season' - The changing shape of the Women's Tour Down Under

"Any result here is meaning more and more, but it also makes it a lot harder to get those results" says three-time winner Amanda Spratt

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'Nervous and chaotic' - Josie Nelson powers through hectic sprint finale for podium finish in opening Tour Down Under stage

First race for several riders with Picnic-PostNL no obstacle for strong collective performance and second place for Nelson

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'If the race was a kilometre shorter that would have been better' - After nearly 100km solo Alessia Vigilia caught in sight of line at Women's Tour Down Under

"I was really over my limits. I really tried it but it was not enough for today," says Uno-X Mobility rider after narrowly missing first WorldTour win.

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‘As a sprinter, it's kind of out of your hands’ - Women’s Tour Down Under stage 1 winner Ally Wollaston avoids being trumped by solo break this time

New Zealander takes first leader’s jersey of Women’s WorldTour race after Alessia Vigilia reeled back in

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Women's Tour Down Under: Ally Wollaston sprints to stage 1 win after solo break is reeled in before the line

Josie Nelson second and Femke Gerriste third in Willunga

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Quiz! How many of the 29 Tour Down Under winners can you name?

Test your Tour Down Under knowledge with our winners' quiz

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Tirreno-Adriatico 2026 route

Plenty of hills but no big summit finish in testing seven-day race

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'First time I will wear bib number one' - Noemi Rüegg faces new territory as defending champion at 2026 Tour Down Under

'I think it's coming down to the last stage, the Corkscrew climb' says EF Education-Oatly rider about new stage 3 route

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Olav Kooij's Decathlon CMA CGM debut delayed after Dutch sprinter falls ill with virus

French squad's big winter signing will miss next month's UAE Tour

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Rapha reveals first USA Cycling kit design, featuring pastel stars and stripes for road, MTB, BMX and track athletes

Partnership will see British brand outfit the national team from 2026 to 2029, including Los Angeles Olympic Games

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Matteo Jorgenson praises Visma for calendar flexibility in 2026 with big changes to race programme and Grand Tour leadership put on hold

US rider circles Liège-Bastogne-Liège as major goal for coming season, with cobbled Classics and Paris-Nice removed from schedule

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'I really needed the change' – Jonas Vingegaard looks to prevent burnout with refreshed Grand Tour approach in 2026

Dane takes aim at Giro-Tour double with 'new energy' but admits he's also 'been close to burning out' in wake of Simon Yates' retirement

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Tom Pidcock unveils spring schedule targeting Strade Bianche, Milan-San Remo, and Liège-Bastogne-Liège

'My schedule stays quite similar to previous years. But adding in some new races to keep it fresh' says British racer

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'I'm afraid that the level goes down' – Could the latest Women's WorldTour rule changes pile the pressure onto riders and ultimately harm the sport?

Team managers say regulation reforms, including more mandatory race participation, have increased pressure on riders and teams and will bring smaller pelotons in top level races

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