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Cannondale's Peter Sagan won the eighth stage of the Tour D
Maxime Bouet (AG2R), Manuele Mori (Lampre), Robert Vrcer (Euskaltel) and Reto Hellenstein (IAM) attacked from the start of this 180.5km stage from Zernez to Bad Ragaz.As the race passed through the ski resort of St Moritz, their lead wa
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Hannah Barnes clinches Johnson Health Tech title
Amidst torrential rain in Aylsham, Norfolk, Hannah Barnes did enough to stay upright and cross the line safely to clinch overall victory in the Johnson Health Tech Grand Prix Series, organised by SweetSpot Group. Barnes crossed the line i
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La Pomme Marseille's Yannick Martinez wins opening stage of
A 209km stage from Castres to Mirande saw Thomas Rostollan of La Pomme Marseille, Romain Hardy (Cofidis) and Emanuele Sella (Androni Giocattoli) take an eight minute lead Rostallan picked up the sprints and Hardy will wear the King Of T
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Team Sky's Rigoberto Uran won the tenth stage of the Giro D'Italia
A visit to the Austrian border on a 167km stage from Cordenons to the uphill finish Montasio was the fate of the riders minus Argos Shimano's
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Wiggins in contention for the Giro D'Italia after fight back
Sir Bradley Wiggins remains in contention for the Giro D'Italia after fighting back to the peloton on a day when a solo effort from Katusha's Max
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Lucy Garner jumps from junior world champion to Elite winner
At the age of 18, British prodigy Lucy Garner of Argos-Shimano proved to be able to pick the level of the Elite riders as she emerged as the
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Chris Froome will lead Team Sky for the 100th Tour De France
The 100th edition of Le Tour starts in Corsica at the end of June and Team Sky have announced that Sir Bradley Wiggins who was the first Britis
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Katusha's Alexander Kristoff wins fifth stage of the Tour D
by Kev Monks 13 Jun 2013 09:32
Stijn Devolder (RadioShack-Leopard), Cyril Lemoine (Sojasun), Sébastien Minard (Ag2r-La Mondiale) and Serge Pauwels (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) got clear after eighteen kilometres of this 176.4km stage from yesterday's finish at Buochs to Leuggern.
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Barnes bounces back from crash to victory in Woking
by Kev Monks 12 Jun 2013 16:16
Hannah Barnes took her third win of the Johnson Health Tech Grand Prix Series, in extraordinary style after an early crash left her injured, to leave her on the verge of clinching the title. The MG Maxifuel rider crashed early on in Round
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Team UK Youth edge closer to Pearl Izumi Tour Series title
by Kev Monks 12 Jun 2013 09:18
Victory for Ed Clancy makes him most successful individual rider in Series history. Team UK Youth edged closer to overall Pearl Izumi Tour Series success with victory in Round Nine at Woking, as Ed Clancy took the individual win to make h
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FDJ'S Arnaud Demare won the fourth stage of the Tour De Sui
by Kev Monks 12 Jun 2013 09:16
Another mountainous 161km stage from Innertkirchen to Buochs, was started by a three rider break. This was led by the father of the peloton and hero to many Jens Voigt of Radio Shack along with Robert Vrecer of Euskaltel) and Olivier Kaisen of L
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Blanco's Bauke Mollema wins second stage of the Tour De Sui
by Kev Monks 10 Jun 2013 09:46
Blanco's Bauke Mollema won the second stage of the Tour De Suisse. Sanz, Riblon, Saez and Frohlinger had a lead of 1.35 after 28kms of a shortened 117km stage from Quinto to Crans-Montana. With 32kms remaining, their lead was dow
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Giro D'Italia winner Vincenzo Nibali has signed a new contr
by Kev Monks 10 Jun 2013 09:44
Giro D'Italia winner Vincenzo Nibali has signed a new contract with Astana. The Sicilian signed a deal rumoured to be worth around four million euros a year to stay at the Kazakhstan based team until 2016. In a press statement, As
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Chris Froome wins Criterium Du Dauphine
by Kev Monks 10 Jun 2013 09:43
Team Sky's Chris Froome has warmed up for the Tour De France by winning the Criterium Du Dauphine.Froome finished second in the final 155.5km stage from Sisteron to Risoul and took the overall victory for Sky's third victory in the race
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Euskatel's Sammy Sanchez wins the seventh stage of the Crit
by Kev Monks 08 Jun 2013 14:32
Twenty two riders in Sergio Paulinho (Saxo-Tinkoff), Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Lotto Belisol), Alexey Lutsenko, Kevin Seeldrayers (Astana), Ivan Santaromita (BMC), Laurent Didier, Tony Gallopin (RadioShack-Leopard), Travis Meyer (Orica-GreenEdge)
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