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The management behind the Israel Cycling Academy team announced on its Facebook page Wednesday that it will buy the WorldTour license of Katusha-Alpecin, following talks that extended through the world championships last week. The deal involves a complete buyout of Katusha’s existing management company, which owns the team’s WorldTour license, but retains Katusha as a …

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