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Gilbert returns to form for elusive Milan-San Remo success
News Belgian says it’s hard to beat Van der Poel and Van Aert, but believes he can win his ‘missing’ Monument
Mads Pedersen aiming to add elite Paris-Roubaix to his junior crown
News 'I’d really like to have that big cobblestone trophy' says Trek-Segafredo’s Classics leader
Connor Swift gets his chance at the Classics
News British rider heading for Belgium before focusing on the Tour de France
Paris-Nice: Gaudu bruised but hoping to challenge over final weekend
News French climber came into the race in great shape, but has been set back by his mid-race crash
Nacer Bouhanni frustrated by shifting failure in Paris-Nice sprint
News Arkéa-Samsic sprinter couldn't shift into the 11 sprocket during stage 5 finale
Prudhomme: 'Van der Poel is an immense boost for cycling'
News Multi-disciplined stars will attract youngsters to bike racing says Tour de France boss
Hindley: I want to cement my place among top climbers
News Team DSM’s Giro runner-up is keeping his racing plans for 2021 close to his chest
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Tour de France: Can Movistar's new-look trident avoid past shambles?
There have been encouraging signs that López, Mas, and Valverde can form a slick cohesive unit -
Tour de France 2021: 5 key stages
An in-depth look at the critical junctures of the yellow jersey battle -
Richie Porte wins the Critérium du Dauphiné
Mark Padun takes second mountain stage win in two days at Les Gets
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O'Connor and Paret-Peintre shine on Critérium du Dauphiné at La Plagne
Young climbers both leap into the top 10 at Dauphiné and hoping to stay there on Sunday's final stage -
Craddock’s rewarded after third day on the attack in Critérium du Dauphiné
EF Education-Nippo’s American rides into the mountains jersey with Valgren’s help -
Porte: I'm going to give everything to win the Critérium du Dauphiné
Australian says he'd love to win a race that's proved so elusive for him in the past
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Critérium du Dauphiné: Mark Padun wins stage 7 atop La Plagne as Richie Porte takes lead
Ineos Grenadiers rider moves into yellow on penultimate stage -
Kelderman: We'll have to follow Ineos and Movistar at Dauphiné
Sepp Kuss also picks out British and Spanish teams as the strongest for the Alpine stages -
Ineos 'embarrassment of riches' can be problematic, says Geoghegan Hart
Briton led Thomas out on Dauphiné stage 6 but feels he could have sprinted for the win himself
