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'We're not yet where we want to be' – Fabian Cancellara pushes Tudor Pro Cycling to aim higher in 2026

'Our next step has to be part of the WorldTour but will the WorldTour exist in three year's time?' asks Swiss team manager

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'I was scared about finding the space' – Paul Magnier avoids late crash in Tour of Guangxi opener to maintain red-hot winning form

Frenchman powers to 15th victory of the season and looks ahead to more leadership in sprints and the Classics in 2026 alongside Tim Merlier

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Quiz! Can you name all the men's Monument winners since 2000?

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Perplexing tactics, questionable wildcards and Classics revisited - A cavalcade of conclusions from 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships

Some debates continue as the top gravel and road pros provide feedback from the Netherlands

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'A really great ride' – Pogačar praises Quinn Simmons after American's career-changing Il Lombardia performance

Lidl-Trek rider could target hilly Classics after fourth place at Il Lombardia

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'I know I have to keep believing in myself' - Wout Van Aert counting down the days to the end of his 2025 season

Belgian suggests the Classics, Two Grand Tours and the World Championships possible 2026 goals

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'We can offer him the final step to win again' – Fred Wright joins Q36.5 to boost Classics squad and chase personal success

Brit signs three-year deal with ProTeam for 2026 onwards, joining compatriot Tom Pidcock

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ADAC Cyclassics Hamburg: Rory Townsend holds off peloton by tiny margin from early breakaway for biggest victory of his career

Arnaud De Lie takes second and Paul Magnier is third in Hamburg

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'I never assumed Remco would be my teammate in 2026' – Jasper Stuyven talks Evenepoel and Classics leadership after signing for Soudal-QuickStep

'I didn't sign with Remco in mind, thinking it would be good or bad' says former Milan-San Remo winner

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'I've been working towards this for months' - Christophe Laporte finally back in saddle at Cyclassics Hamburg

Wout van Aert brings forward post-Tour de France return to racing to German WorldTour Classic after defending champion Olav Kooij falls ill

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Soudal-QuickStep confirm Dylan van Baarle signing as post-Evenepoel rebuild continues

Dutch Paris-Roubaix winner departs Visma-Lease a Bike after three years

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Jasper Stuyven bolsters Soudal-QuickStep's Classics squad with move from 12-year tenure at Lidl-Trek

Belgian leaves American team after a long stint, will ride for QuickStep until 2028

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'I've struggled the last few years' – New approach and Classics-style racing see Mathieu van der Poel back in Tour de France yellow jersey

Dutchman wins first stage for four years in Boulogne-sur-Mer ahead of Tadej Pogačar and Jonas Vingegaard

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'I knew perfectly what to do' - Mathieu van der Poel draws on Classics prowess to win Tour de France stage two

Dutchman hails 'amazing start' for Alpecin-Deceuninck

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'Every Grand Tour I do is a learning process but this one especially so' – Matteo Jorgenson on fast track to future team leadership at Tour de France

'The key to this Tour de France is getting through these first 10 days, treating them like Classics and trying to take advantage there' predicts American

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'A lot of chances' – Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen reunite to target success on multiple fronts during Tour de France's opening week

'Yellow is an objective' says Philipsen, while Van der Poel rules himself out of green jersey contention, instead targeting Classics-style hilly stages

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Sean Flynn has fulfilled his dream of riding the Classics, next he'd like a GB title

This season, Sean Flynn has fulfilled his dream of riding some of the biggest races in the cycling calendar but his expectations continue to rise…

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'Some of those early stages will really open up the race' - The opening week of Tour de France is not to be missed, says Fred Wright

Former British national champion is predicting a series of Classics style stages in which anything can happen

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I spent two weeks at the Giro d’Italia, and it made me excited about men’s cycling again

Unpredictable racing was a welcome change from the domination we've come to expect at the Classics and Tour de France

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'I'm staying with Lidl-Trek until my career is over' - Mads Pedersen commits long term to chase more Classics success

29-year-old Dane announces contract deal while leading the Giro d'Italia

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Pauline Ferrand-Prévot had a great spring, but La Vuelta Femenina is the real test of her comeback – Analysis

First-ever Vuelta for the Frenchwoman will test her Tour de France Femmes ambitions

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FDJ-SUEZ shores up Classics prospects with two major multi-year rider contract extensions

Vittoria Guazzini will ride for WorldTour team for three more years while Amber Kraak all-rounder confirmed through 2027

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'I was done with the opinions and high expectations' – Lotte Kopecky opens up on frustrations with media and struggles with knee injury

World champion says she 'never reached full potential' during Spring Classics despite Tour of Flanders win in candid Instagram post

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Visma-Lease a Bike set to lose top sprinter and Classics stalwart to Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale in 2026

Reports suggest swoops for Olav Kooij and Tiesj Benoot on three-year deals are all but confirmed

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Legends of the classics: What it takes to dominate one-day races

Why are some riders better suited to one-day races? We examine the physiology, racecraft and team dynamics that culminate in one-day domination

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