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Van Aert wins Tour stage 10 as big GC names lose time: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Wout van Aert wins stage 10 of the Tour de France as Richie Porte, Thibaut Pinot, Jakob Fuglsang, and others lose time, Vincenzo Nibali voices frustration with critical fans. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: Wout van Aert …

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Cannondale CAAD13: Alloy, aero, and more comfortable

We speculated a few months ago that Cannondale was planning to release the next iteration of its long-standing CAAD aluminium performance range. Today, the CAAD13 is official. According to Cannondale, the new CAAD13 is a worthy tribute to the periodic table’s 13th element (aluminium), and compared to the CAAD12, that material is worked to provide …

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Photo gallery: Team bikes of the 2019 Tour de France, part one

The Tour de France is obviously a competition between the racers themselves, but for road bike gearheads, it’s also the premier showcase for the best the road world has to offer. The most advanced carbon fiber framesets, the fastest aero wheels, and every special touch and custom trick that the world’s finest mechanics have up …

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Dutch dominance and finish-line dramas: The 2019 Giro Rosa in photos

The most important stage race in women’s cycling has drawn to a close for another year. The 2019 Giro Rosa delivered a predictable overall winner in Annemiek van Vleuten (Mitchelton-Scott) and impressive performances from the usual suspects, but it was still a race full of drama, suspense and excitement. On two consecutive stages we saw …

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Two amateur riders flee race after refusing hidden motor check

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Two riders at an Italian amateur race have fled the scene after refusing to have their bikes checked for hidden motors. According a report in Gazzetta dello Sport, organisers of the Criterium Portogruarese in the Veneto region of north-eastern Italy were asked by several riders to check the bikes of two competitors in the event. …

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Van Aert wins Tour stage 10 as big GC names lose time: Daily News Digest

Cannondale CAAD13: Alloy, aero, and more comfortable

Photo gallery: Team bikes of the 2019 Tour de France, part one

Dutch dominance and finish-line dramas: The 2019 Giro Rosa in photos

Two amateur riders flee race after refusing hidden motor check

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