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2020 Cadel's Race, Features, News - June 26, 2019

Cadel’s Race promoted to Women’s WorldTour

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The women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race has been promoted to WorldTour level for 2020. The one-day race, officially the Deakin University Elite Women’s Road Race, is the first event in the Southern Hemisphere to join the top tier of women’s road cycling since the Women’s WorldTour began in 2016. The UCI confirmed the …

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Going long: The story of one man’s four-year-plus ride around the world

It’s September 2015. Jacky Chen has arrived in Vancouver, Canada, to continue his bike ride around the world. He has already ridden over 5,000km since he started in June, just three months earlier. The house he’s staying at isn’t big, so he decides to lock his bike out front. He wakes the next morning to …

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Ewan to lead Lotto-Soudal’s hunt for Tour stages: Daily News Digest

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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: Caleb Ewan headlines a stage-hunting Lotto-Soudal squad in his Tour de France debut, Kiryienka and Reusser win TT titles at European Games, Virtu Cycling will fold at the end of the season. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. Story of the Day: …

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The weekly spin: Jakob Fuglsang’s last, best chance to win the Tour de France

Can a veteran rider well into his thirties who has never stood on a Grand Tour podium win the Tour de France? It happened last year with Geraint Thomas — another rider who had not historically been the strongest climber nor time trialist, but was always capable at both — and it could well happen …

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Scott Addict RC 2020 first-ride review: Now aero’ized

Dave Everett testing the Scott Addict RC 2020

It was 2007 when Scott first revealed its 790g ultra-light Addict platform. With it, Scott set a new benchmark for light and stiff racing frames, and a number of competitors spent years trying (with some success) to beat it. Since then, the Addict RC, Scott’s answer to a lightweight all-around race machine, has been ridden …

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Cadel’s Race promoted to Women’s WorldTour

Going long: The story of one man’s four-year-plus ride around the world

Ewan to lead Lotto-Soudal’s hunt for Tour stages: Daily News Digest

The weekly spin: Jakob Fuglsang’s last, best chance to win the Tour de France

Scott Addict RC 2020 first-ride review: Now aero’ized

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