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'It's not impossible, but it'll be difficult': Can riders combine the Tour de France and the Tokyo Olympics in 2020?

Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet celebrates victory at Rio 2016 (Picture: Getty Images)
Only six days separate the Tour de France and Olympics in 2020, with riders facing a task that's "not impossible, but difficult" if they're hunting glory in both races.

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Remco Evenepoel: If someone told me I was going to win these races in my first year, I wouldn’t believe them

Remco Evenepoel wins the 2019 Clasica San Sebastian (Photo : KARLIS / SUNADA)
Remco Evenepoel says he wouldn’t have believed the success he has achieved in his first year as a professional rider.

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Six reasons why cycling in the Peak District is amazing

The Peak District National Park covers a rather extensive 1,440 kilometres squared – and not only is it vast, it’s also beautiful and a little “undulating” to say the least. Being on the doorstep of Manchester’s National Cycling Centre, it’s the stomping ground for many of British Cycling’s Academy athletes – and has been visited […]

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Tiesj Benoot moves to Sunweb for 2020

Tiesj Benoot has signed with Sunweb (Photo: Yuzuru SUNADA)
Tiesj Benoot will move to Sunweb next season after seven years with Lotto-Soudal.

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Mathieu van der Poel returns to the road after dominating mountain bike races

Mathieu van der Poel (Sunada)
Mathieu van der Poel makes his return to the road after a dominating run in mountain bike races, as he prepares for the Yorkshire World Championships.

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