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Millionaires and minimum wage: Inside the new landscape of WorldTour pro cycling salaries
By Chris Marshall-Bell published
As the salaries of the top pro cyclists continue to rise, Cyclingnews sheds light on just how much some top riders earn, the lucrative bonuses on offer, and whether those further down the ladder are keeping up
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A €600K X-ray, an ex-Homeland Security investigator, and a murky underworld: Can the UCI keep motor dopers away?
By Chris Marshall-Bell published
Having recently examined the current state of technological fraud in the pro peloton, Cyclingnews asks how the UCI plans to keep concealed motors out of cycling.
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Will we ever find out the 'truth' about motor doping?
By Chris Marshall-Bell published
Cyclingnews investigates whether motor doping has ever graced the pro peloton, and if so, is the UCI actually able to do anything about it?
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'Cycling saved my life' - Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru on facing civil war and a message of hope through pro racing as a refugee
By Chris Marshall-Bell published
Selected for Ethiopia, Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru went missing at the Flanders World Championships before seeking asylum and a new beginning in bike racing
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Millionaires and minimum wage: Inside the new landscape of WorldTour pro cycling salaries
As the salaries of the top pro cyclists continue to rise, Cyclingnews sheds light on just how much some top riders earn, the lucrative bonuses on offer, and whether those further down the ladder are keeping up -
A €600K X-ray, an ex-Homeland Security investigator, and a murky underworld: Can the UCI keep motor dopers away?
Having recently examined the current state of technological fraud in the pro peloton, Cyclingnews asks how the UCI plans to keep concealed motors out of cycling. -
Will we ever find out the 'truth' about motor doping?
Cyclingnews investigates whether motor doping has ever graced the pro peloton, and if so, is the UCI actually able to do anything about it?
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'Cycling saved my life' - Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru on facing civil war and a message of hope through pro racing as a refugee
Selected for Ethiopia, Eyeru Tesfoam Gebru went missing at the Flanders World Championships before seeking asylum and a new beginning in bike racing