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Poels weathers dramatic Dauphiné queen stage, Fuglsang in yellow

Against the thunderous and blank ink sky, the drama of Stage 7 unfolded as Wout Poels reigned over the Dauphiné queen stage, dedicating his victory to seriously injured team mate Chris Froome.
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Dennis gets monkey off his back with opening time-trial win at Tour de Suisse

Rohan Dennis (Bahrain-Merida) took out the opening stage of the Tour de Suisse, winning the 9.5 kilometre time-trial and pulling on the leader's yellow jersey after beating Maciej Bodnar (BORA-hansgrohe) and Michael...
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The wheels of fortune turn for Cobo, Froome and van Aert

The lead into a Tour de France is often filled with high drama and splashy headlines, and this week, before the GC battle was about to begin in earnest at the Critérium du Dauphiné, the rocks or diamonds existence for...
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Froome thanks all and says he's 'lucky to be here' after horror crash

Chris Froome says he is “fully focused” on getting back to his best after speaking for the first time since a horror crash at the Criterium du Dauphine that ruled him out of the Tour de France.
14 Jun 2019 - 9:48am

Zwift Cycling Central Podcast - Froomey in a world of hurt after Dauphiné crash and more

The Zwift SBS Cycling Podcast is back for another week with Matt Keenan, David McKenzie and Philio Gomes in conversation to discuss the news of Chris Froome's catastrophic crash and a discussion about ASO's...

  1. 9 HOURS AGO

    Poels weathers dramatic Dauphiné queen stage, Fuglsang in yellow

  2. 4 HOURS AGO

    Dennis gets monkey off his back with opening time-trial win at Tour de Suisse

  3. 2 HOURS AGO

    The wheels of fortune turn for Cobo, Froome and van Aert

  4. 2 HOURS AGO

    Froome thanks all and says he's 'lucky to be here' after horror crash

  5. 14 Jun 2019 - 9:48am

    Zwift Cycling Central Podcast - Froomey in a world of hurt after Dauphiné crash and more

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Pieters wins final stage as emotional Deignan takes Tour

Amy Pieters (Boels Dolmans) claimed a sprint win to conclude the OVO Energy Women's Tour, with Elizabeth Deignan (Trek-Segafredo) claiming an emotional overall win.
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The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announced Thursday evening (AEST) that the UCI Anti-Doping Tribunal has found 2011 Vuelta a Espana winner Juan José Cobo...
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Bahrain-Merida general manager Brent Copeland has speculated the winner of the 2019 Tour de France may carry an asterisk by his name in the absence of injured...
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Dauphine: Alaphilippe and Mühlberger duel to the finish

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Deignan takes stage and lead at OVO Women's Tour

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Van Aert backs up for second Dauphine stage victory

You'll have to dust off the history books to find the last time someone backed up an ITT win with a win the very next day at a stage race but Wout van Aert did it...
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Niewiadoma triumphs in hilltop finish at OVO Womens Tour

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