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Know your enemy: cycling rivalries
Procycling Magazine Procycling magazine analyses the importance of rivalries in cycling
Elisa Longo Borghini: writing her own history
Feature Procycling magazine speaks to Elisa Longo Borghini about her stellar 2020
Richie Porte: It was my dream to go back to Ineos
Procycling Procycling magazine interviews Richie Porte about his return to the British WorldTour team
Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig: Life and soul
Procycling Procycling magazine interviews the 'crazy banana' who also has a serious side
Tour de France stage 19: How the green jersey competition influenced the race
Procycling Fast racing, breakaways shut down 'quiet' Tour stage as the green jersey battle rolled on
Bora-Hansgrohe's evolution from Peter Sagan's team at the Tour de France
Procycling Lennard Kämna's victory on stage 16 encapsulates newfound strength in depth
The rapid rise of Lizzy Banks
Procycling Lizzy Banks was months from finishing a medical degree when she decided to pursue her dream of racing bikes. In her own words, she explains why she never looked back
Tour de France stage 14 analysis: Running out of road
Procycling With a week of the 2020 Tour left, the spoils have largely been split between a few teams. Who's going to go home empty-handed?
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The Women’s Challenge: the toughest race ever?
Cyclingnews looks back at the Idaho race, one of the most groundbreaking events in the women's sport -
Guillaume Martin: Think big
Procycling speaks to the French climber about his start in the cycling, studying philosophy, drama and learning martial arts -
Ineos Grenadiers: Back to the drawing board for the Tour de France
Procycling speaks to Gabriel Rasch about this year's Tour
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Elise Chabbey: Living for the moment
Swiss Canyon-SRAM rider on getting hypothermia in a bike race and enjoying every part of life -
Chris Froome: The long climb
Procycling magazine's full-length interview with the four-time Tour de France champion -
Tour de France stage 18 analysis: The green jersey finale
With one road stage left before Paris, Mark Cavendish almost has the green jersey won
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Tour de France stage 16 analysis: Middle mountains neutralised
Why don’t GC riders attack on middle mountain stages at the Tour? -
Tour de France stage 11 analysis: Van Aert masters the Ventoux breakaway
Wout van Aert's navigation of the breakaway made him the winner of the Tour's showpiece stage -
Tour de France stage 8: Death of the mountain train
With no one team in control, the Tour de France continues to be chaotic
