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Alvarado signs a lengthy extension with Alpecin-Fenix

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Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado, whose impressive run of results over the last few months have made her the revelation of this cyclocross season, has signed a lengthy contract extension with her Alpecin-Fenix team. Alvarado will ride on with the Belgian outfit through February of 2024, the squad announced on Sunday, at the Hoogerheide World Cup. …

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How does Lizzie Deignan make motherhood and pro cycling work?

Lizzie Deignan won the 2015 world road champion and spent the 2018 season away from competition to have her first child with husband and former pro Phil Deignan. Deignan did what we don’t see everyday; She signed a contract with a new cycling team while in her final trimester of pregnancy. However, the fact that …

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Richie Porte wins the Tour Down Under after being dethroned on Willunga

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WILLUNGA HILL, Australia (CT) – Richie Porte’s reign on Willunga Hill has finally come to an end. Today, for the first time in seven years, the Tasmanian wasn’t the first across the line atop the Tour Down Under’s most famous climb. But Porte wasn’t too disappointed — his second place on the stage was enough …

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Richie Porte calls for uphill time trial at the Tour Down Under

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Tour Down Under champion Richie Porte (Trek-Segafredo) has called on incoming race director Stuart O’Grady to add a time trial to the event’s 2021 edition. “I’ve already asked Stuart O’Grady next year to put the freeway in as a time trial, an uphill time trial,” Porte said Sunday after winning his second title. “I think …

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Hair lost, $8,000 gained as Lachlan Morton and Mitch Docker raise funds for fire relief

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Australians Lachlan Morton and Mitch Docker put their locks and mos on the line to raise funds for the Salvation Army’s bushfire relief. They’ve raised over $8,000, and counting. The two followed through on their promise to shave for charity after the fourth stage of the Tour Down Under, allowing fans who raised the most …

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Alvarado signs a lengthy extension with Alpecin-Fenix

How does Lizzie Deignan make motherhood and pro cycling work?

Richie Porte wins the Tour Down Under after being dethroned on Willunga

Richie Porte calls for uphill time trial at the Tour Down Under

Hair lost, $8,000 gained as Lachlan Morton and Mitch Docker raise funds for fire relief

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