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Spied: Felt’s new AR Disc aero racer

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The Rally Cycling Women’s team opened up its 2020 season at the Women’s Tour Down Under with a win on stage one. And while many of the team’s competitors are riding last year’s race bikes, Rally’s fresh and previously unseen aero bikes stick out like, well, a bright orange shiny bike amongst a field of …

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How Ruth Winder dethroned Amanda Spratt to lead the Women’s Tour Down Under

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STIRLING, Australia (CT) – Amanda Spratt (Mitchelton-Scott) said yesterday that Women’s Tour Down Under wasn’t over. That today’s stage was very tough. That Ruth Winder (Trek-Segafredo) was looking very strong. She was right on all three counts. On today’s stage 3 into Stirling, in a tough uphill sprint, Winder punched away from a heavily reduced …

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Spratt surges to Women’s Tour Down Under lead … but the race isn’t over yet

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BIRDWOOD, Australia (CT) – Step 1: Amanda Spratt wins a stage and takes the overall lead. Step 2: Spratt holds that lead through to the end of the race. That’s how the past three editions of the Women’s Tour Down Under have gone. On today’s second stage of the 2020 edition, Spratt and her team …

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The bunch sprint that nearly wasn’t – Hosking wins at WTDU after Chapman solo

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MACCLESFIELD, Australia (CT) – It ended the way it was always likely to — with Chloe Hosking (Rally) winning a bunch sprint. But it very nearly didn’t. It was very nearly a single rider that stole the show on stage 1 of the 2020 Women’s Tour Down Under. “Everyone’s like ‘It’s going to be a …

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