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While most professional bike racers have been posting about their home gym setups and Zwift rides, Mitchelton-Scott’s Sam Bewley’s isolation plan has been a little different: he’s been homeschooling the world with domestic living tips, and in a style only he could pull off. It started back in April with a splendid lasagna recipe (see …

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There’s something about a coffee run. That something is that I truly love them. There are plenty of factors that go into a quality cafe run, but the main factor is that you need the right group of friends. I’m sure you know what I mean. My dad used to claim that the cafe run …

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We love introducing new riders. If you know the riders, know what drives them, know what their strong and weak points are, you can become a fan: a fan of the rider and a fan of women’s cycling. Last year I watched the Junior World Championships in Yorkshire and saw an attack by a rider …

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With nothing but a blank, race-less spring ahead, Jolien D’hoore headed for Roubaix last Sunday. The day after her 30th birthday, the ride was her boyfriend’s idea, an effort to take the former Belgian champion’s mind away from the uncertainty every cyclist — indeed all athletes — are currently experiencing. The couple were out the …

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You are cooped up in a small bedsite, lying on your bed for 16 hours a day. You’ve got a PlayStation for company, a laptop and a pile of out of date magazines. You only venture out of the bedsite for a few hours a day at most. This isn’t any Covid-19 story; it’s actually …

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