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The return of a rivalry: Daily News Digest

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(Want the Daily News Digest delivered directly to your inbox? Here’s the sign-up.) The road season has wound to a close, but that means one thing – the cross season is here. Today’s Daily News Digest has the details of the revival of one of the discipline’s great rivalries, enhanced testing protocols for the Belgian …

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NTT will become Qhubeka-Assos, Astana bolsters its roster: Daily News Digest

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(Want the Daily News Digest delivered directly to your inbox? Here’s the sign-up.) We head into the weekend with good news for fans of the team currently known as NTT as the South African squad is set to continue in 2021. After months of uncertainty, Doug Ryder’s team announced on Friday that it would ride …

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BMC unveils a $10,000 Masterpiece frameset — because it can

BMC quietly rolled out a few days ago a curious new flagship road bike called Masterpiece. There was no online launch event, or even a press release. There is, however, a dedicated web site littered with even more hyperbole than we’re used to seeing in the bicycle industry. “Iconic.” “Unequalled fidelity.” “Perfect at birth.” “Flawless.” …

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They called me the Painted Man

At Paris-Roubaix, after moving up from the last row to 2nd row in the neutral, I was dubbed “THE PAINTED MAN.” My teammate jokingly said they fear the painted man, but regardless, it made me realize I’m the only one out there who has my skin.

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NTT Team saved, introducing Team Qhubeka ASSOS

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After months of speculation, the NTT Pro Cycling team has finally confirmed they will remain a cycling team in 2021. Douglas Ryder confirmed the team would continue under a new name in 2021 with Assos both coming in as the headline sponsor. Qhubeka has been a partner of the team since 2016 under the name …

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