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Ineos signs Adam Yates to a two-year deal

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Adam Yates will join Ineos next season on a two-year deal in what is the first signing of this transfer season for the British WorldTour squad. The move will split Yates from his twin brother Simon Yates, who just signed a contract extension with Mitchelton-Scott, for the first time in their respective pro careers. Both …

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Two strikes, team’s out: ASO reveals Tour de France COVID-19 protocols

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Amid growing concern about rising COVID-19 case numbers in France, Tour de France organiser the ASO has detailed the health measures it will take when the race commences in just over a week’s time. In an 18 page document shared with teams this week, the ASO has revealed the steps it will take in the …

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2021 Herald Sun Tour cancelled due to coronavirus uncertainty

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Australia’s oldest stage race, the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, won’t run in 2021 due to “the uncertainty and unpredictability caused by the impact of COVID-19”. While the race wasn’t due to occur until early February next year — more than five months from now — race organisers decided it was better to cancel the event …

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Bikes of the Bunch: Rob English’s English road bike

This week’s Bikes of the Bunch belongs to framebuilder Rob English of English Cycles. English, a former winner of the Best In Show award at the North American Handmade Bike Show (NAHBS), is perhaps best known for his fresh look at systems most people just accept as the norm and turning them completely on their …

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Remco Evenepoel is back on his feet after Il Lombardia crash

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Remco Evenepoel has been one of the revelations of the 2020 season, but his year may well be remembered for his horrific crash at Il Lombardia rather than his multiple wins. Less than a week after fracturing his pelvis and bruising a lung after plunging into a ravine, Evenepoel has taken his first tentative steps …

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Ineos signs Adam Yates to a two-year deal

Two strikes, team’s out: ASO reveals Tour de France COVID-19 protocols

2021 Herald Sun Tour cancelled due to coronavirus uncertainty

Bikes of the Bunch: Rob English’s English road bike

Remco Evenepoel is back on his feet after Il Lombardia crash

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