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Dear CyclingTips readers, The way we cover news from the cycling world is constantly evolving, because the way our audience accesses information is always evolving. With that in mind, we have a relatively large evolution to announce. After more than 1,700 editions, the CyclingTips Daily News Digest, our daily news roundup, will soon be heading …

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Factor One Israel Cycling Academy team bike

Taking over Katushas WorldTour license for 2020, Israel Cycling Academy will be one of two new outfits in the top ranks of men’s road cycling. With the move up come a handful of new supporters, including premium racing brand Factor Bikes which has announced it will be supplying bikes to the team for a three-year …

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A newspaper in regional Victoria has come under fire this week after publishing a poem that, at first-glance, appears to be vehemently anti-cycling, to the point of endorsing violence against riders. The Midland Express, a weekly paper that services the Macedon Ranges and Mount Alexander shires north west of Melbourne, published the poem this Tuesday …

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Astana and Argon 18 are ending their partnership, Tom Pidcock has dental surgery, riders in Italy demand road safety improvements. Those stories and more in todays Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Astana and Argon 18 parting ways at the end of 2019 Astana …

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Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) has won his legal battle over the termination of his contract with former team Vrandas-Willens Crelan. A judge in Belgian court ruled in van Aert’s favor on Tuesday in a case brought by Nick Nuyens, manager of the Sniper Cycling company that owned the team. Nuyens was seeking over 1 million …

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