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News, Racing, Top story - February 3, 2021

Sarah Gigante and Luke Plapp take Australian Time Trial Championship 2021 titles

Luke Plapp riding the Australian national time trial championships in 2021 (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

The 20-year-olds put in solid performances at the Santos Festival of Cycling before backing it up in Ballarat

Ineos Grenadiers, News, Racing, Top story - February 3, 2021

Tom Pidcock on not drinking coffee, his favourite video game, and Back to the Future

Tom Pidcock recently made the move over from development team Trinity Racing to join Ineos Grenadiers and the British team has released a video with him talking about his life and some fun facts.

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News, Racing, Top story - February 2, 2021

Here is the stacked Ineos Grenadiers team for Étoile de Bessèges stage race

Filippo Ganna and Geraint Thomas at the Giro d'Italia (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)

Two former Tour de France winners and the time trial world champion among the list at the French race

Women’s Tour will be broadcast live for the first time in 2021

BUILTH WELLS, WALES - JUNE 14: Start / Coryn Rivera of The United States and Team Sunweb Red Eisberg sprints jersey / Liane Lippert of Germany and Team Sunweb OVO Energy Green leader jersey / Lizzie Elizabeth Armitstead-Deignan of United Kingdom and Team Trek - Segafredo Blue HSBC UK British Cycling best British rider jersey / Christine Majerus of Luxembourg and Team Boels Dolmans Black SKODA Queen of the Mountains jersey / Jolien D'Hoore of Belgium and Team Boels Dolmans Pink Breast Cancer Care points jersey / Chantal Blaak of The Netherlands and Team Boels Dolmans / Peloton / Landscape / during the 6th OVO Energy Women's Tour 2019, Stage 5 a 140km stage from Llandrindod Wells to Builth Wells / #OVOWT / #UCIWWT / on June 14, 2019 in Builth Wells, Wales. (Photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)

The Women’s Tour will be broadcast live for the first time in 2021, as the race announces a new partnership with Eurosport and GCN.

Mathieu van der Poel on the sadness of winning in the coronavirus era

While Van der Poel is subdued by the lack of fanfare that met his third rainbow jersey in a row, things like preparing for the Tour de France with a mountain bike training camp will keep him hungry