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Romain Bardet moves to Sunweb next season

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Romain Bardet has joined Team Sunweb from 2021 onwards, signing a two-year contract a team press release said today. Bardet has been with the AG2R – La Mondiale team since his first year as a professional in 2012. The 29 year old Frenchman has seen Grand Tour success with three Tour de France three stages, …

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Sunweb’s Tour at the Sun Tour

The 2020 men’s edition of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour had it all: thrilling racing, the emergence of a host of promising new talents, scenic surrounds, summits and city-centres. The general classification was hard fought, with WorldTour titans like Mitchelton-Scott and Sunweb mixing it up with future stars from local continental squads. But after five …

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Eight women’s pro bikes from the Tour Down Under

While the Santos Tour Down Under serves as the perfect event to see all the new bikes of the men’s WorldTour season, it’s a slightly different story for the women. For 2020 the Women’s Tour Down Under is a 2.Pro race, a tier down from WorldTour events. As a result, not all Women’s WorldTour teams …

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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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