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How the first British e-racing champion had his title stripped

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British Cycling has stripped Cameron Jeffers of his national e-racing title, plus banned him from racing in the real world, after it discovered he’d cheated at the first-ever e-racing nationals. How does one cheat at e-nationals? There are a couple of simple ways, like playing with claimed rider weight, which affects the watts per kilogram …

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Roompot-Charles to fold, British e-racing champ sanctioned: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Roompot-Charles will fold at the end of the season, Movistar signs 20-year-old American Matteo Jorgenson, Florian Sénéchal apologizes after scuffle at Sparkassen Münsterland Giro, British e-racing champion stripped of title due to “manipulation of pre-race data”. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. …

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Riders scuffle in Germany, Hammer Hong Kong cancelled: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Álvaro Hodeg wins the Sparkassen Münsterland Giro, Florian Sénéchal and Max Walscheid scuffle after the race, Hammer Hong Kong cancelled, David de la Cruz signs with UAE-Team Emirates. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Hodeg wins Münsterland Giro, …

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Honk Kong Hammer Series Cancelled

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Velon and the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the organiser of Hammer Hong Kong and the mass participation Hong Kong Cyclothon, have made the decision not to stage the two events on Sunday, October 13, 2019 because of the ongoing protests in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong protests have escalated in violence in recent days with …

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After Israel Cycling Academy buyout, what happens to Katusha?

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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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How the first British e-racing champion had his title stripped

Roompot-Charles to fold, British e-racing champ sanctioned: Daily News Digest

Riders scuffle in Germany, Hammer Hong Kong cancelled: Daily News Digest

Honk Kong Hammer Series Cancelled

After Israel Cycling Academy buyout, what happens to Katusha?

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