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Shoddy’s TDF recon: The Grand Colombier, a TDF battleground

I’m sat in front of my computer writing this story feeling like I’m in pieces, or in more pieces than I expected to be. Legs are sore, brain’s not firing at its usual capacity, and the upper body slumped. I’m in way, way worse condition than I should be, or to be precise hoped to …

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Egan Bernal abandons Criterium du Dauphiné

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Egan Bernal will not take the start of the fourth stage of the Criterium du Dauphiné. Team Ineos didn’t elaborate on the reasons why the Tour de France winner of 2019 had to abandon but France TV quoted Geraint Thomas as saying his Colombian teammate had back pain. Bernal started his post-COVID season with a …

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Haunted by the absence of Nico Portal, Ineos begins to ride on

As Ineos returns to racing, they bear a heavy weight – the absence of Nicolas Portal, their lead director sportif and the architect of eight Grand Tour wins.

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Cameron Wurf, Features, News, Team Ineos - January 31, 2020

Cameron Wurf rejoins WorldTour with INEOS

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Team Ineos has confirmed the signing of Cameron Wurf, who will make his debut in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race this Sunday. The world-record holder of the bike leg in the Ironman World Championships, Wurf will fill the vacant spot on the Team’s roster following the forced early retirement of Vasil Kiryienka. He …

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Pro bikes of the 2020 WorldTour: part one

The new race bikes of EF Education First, Ineos, Team Sunweb, Movistar and Deceuninck-QuickStep.

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