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Daily News Digest, Features, News - July 15, 2020

Alaphilippe will return to racing at Strade Bianche: Daily News Digest

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(Want the Daily News Digest delivered directly to your inbox? Here’s the sign-up.) Hello CyclingTips readers, We may not be enjoying Tour de France racing this Bastille Day like we’re used to, but there’s still plenty of news from the cycling world to cover. In particular, recent headlines featured more than one news item of interest …

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Is this where the Tour will be won? Shoddy inspects the TDF’s highest bike path

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Last week I built up (with some help) a Ritchey Logic disc road bike adorned with Sram Force eTAP ASX and Zipp’s new 303 wheelset, yeah super fancy I know. It was the first video in a mini-series, the “Steel bike vs brand new Tour de France climbs” series. Well, this week I bring you …

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Features, News - July 14, 2020

How cycling helped Lisa Congdon’s artistic process

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Lisa Congdon first collaborated with Velocio for the brand’s 2018 Unity jersey to promote a more inclusive cycling culture. Congdon is back collaborating with Velocio once again with a new summer Signature SE jersey and Harvest Ultralight jersey design. The hand-drawn design features a half-circle pattern that represents wheels turning, processes moving forth. Well known …

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Features, Racing - July 14, 2020

Last Tour, Today: A textbook Thomas de Gendt breakaway

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In the absence of a Tour de France this July, we're revisiting some of our favourite stories of last year's race, one year on. Here are the secrets of a Thomas de Gendt breakaway.

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From broken kneecap to breakout star

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Over the past two weekends, 19-year-old British rider April Tacey (Drops) has taken the virtual racing world by storm. She’s gone from being a first-year professional that few beyond the British racing scene had even heard of, to one of the biggest success stories to emerge from this bizarre, pandemic-affected season. And it’s not just …

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Alaphilippe will return to racing at Strade Bianche: Daily News Digest

Is this where the Tour will be won? Shoddy inspects the TDF’s highest bike path

How cycling helped Lisa Congdon’s artistic process

Last Tour, Today: A textbook Thomas de Gendt breakaway

From broken kneecap to breakout star

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