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Van Aert wins his legal battle against his former team

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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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Sofie De Vuyst tests positive for exogenous steroid

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Sofie De Vuyst, who earlier this month was named Flandrienne of the Year, has tested positive for an exogenous steroid. The 32-year-old Belgian announced in a Facebook post that she had been notified of the positive test, Sporza reports. “To my astonishment, I received the message that there were exogenous steroids in my urine sample,” …

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Roubaix runner-up Politt signs with Israel Cycling Academy: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Paris-Roubaix runner-up Nils Politt will join Israel Cycling Academy in 2020, Wout van Aert wins legal battle against Nick Nuyens, Pauline Ferrand-Prevot eyes ‘cross Worlds. Those stories and more in todays Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Politt signs with Israel Cycling Academy Paris-Roubaix …

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What happens if road and track vote no to AusCycling?

As things currently stand, it looks unlikely that road and track cycling will be part of the AusCycling initiative to join Australias cycling disciplines. Cycling NSW and WestCycle indicated earlier this month that theyll vote against the proposal in its current form and just last week Cycling Tasmania announced that it too would vote no. …

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CPA to work on protecting rider e-sports data privacy

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The Professional Cyclists Association (CPA), which represents pro cyclists, says it is dedicated to protecting rider data as it joins a UCI working group on virtual cycling. “We believe protecting the riders’ freedom of choice concerning the sharing of their sensitive data (heart rate, height, weight, watts per kg, etc.) is a matter of paramount …

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