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Matteo Jorgenson - ‘no regrets’ at Critérium du Dauphiné after nearly toppling leader Roglič at last moment
News American finishes just eight seconds behind Primož Roglič on final race GC
‘It was close’ - Primož Roglič on surviving attacks to win Critérium du Dauphiné
News Slovenian satisfied with his team after ‘crazy’ race
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Jonas Vingegaard loses lead of Paris-Nice after mid-race crash
Dane struggles in steep uphill finale on stage 5, concern over injured hand
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As it happened: Yellow jersey changes hands on steep finish of Paris-Nice stage 5
A stage for the breakaways or a stage for the GC? This could get very tough in the second half of the 203.3km race to La Côte-Saint-André -
Paris-Nice: Lenny Martinez climbs to stage 5 victory as Matteo Jorgenson moves back into the race lead
Frenchman kicks away on stinging uphill finale as Vingegaard fades and cedes leader's jersey to teammate, struggling after early crash -
Arnaud De Lie to miss Milan-San Remo, adds GP de Denain instead
Illness hits Belgian champion's preparation for Spring Classics
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'My worst nightmare has become reality' - Lars van den Berg forced to retire from cycling at 26 due to heart issues
Dutch rider announces the end of his career after 'cardiologists determined that the risks are simply too great' -
As it happened: Chaotic Tirreno-Adriatico stage 4 ends in bunch sprint despite crosswinds
Multiple GC riders caught in splits with Dunbar, Gee, Vauqulin and Simon Yates all caught out with the breakaway clinging on to their advantage. -
Tirreno-Adriatico: Olav Kooij wins stage 4 as breakaway caught in final metres
Breakaway caught with 300m remaining as Kooij takes surprising sprint win
