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Faulkner and Simmons reclaim U.S. national road titles

Olympic gold medalist sprints to victory from group of three; Simmons reclaimed the stars and stripes jersey he first wore in 2023.

Cycling Weekly

Alexis Magner, Heidi Franz lead charge to develop young talent at Cynisca Cycling for 2025

US Continental squad parts ways with US gravel and Pan-Am road race champion Lauren Stephens

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Tour de Normandie: Lauren Stephens takes solo win on stage 3

Van Dijk leads by one second ahead of final stage

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Lauren Stephens aims for US Pro ITT success to secure spot at Olympic Games

Multi-disciplinary veteran using mentor role at Cynisca Cycling as next step toward sports director role

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Sports quiz of the week: Spain, Six Nations and John O’Shea

Have you been following the big stories in football, rugby, Formula One, athletics, boxing and cycling?

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US cycling team suspended for dressing mechanic as rider to qualify for race

US women’s cycling team Cynisca was punished by the sport’s governing body on Monday for trying to enter a race by deceiving organizers

The Guardian - US

UCI sanctions Cynisca Cycling after mechanic fradulently posed as rider

Suspensions handed out to women’s conti team after participating in fraud to meet minimum rider requirement at Argenta Classic

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Professional cycling team attempted to sign on with mechanic dressing up as rider

Cynisca Cycling tried to use a mechanic posing as a fifth rider in order to sign on for Argenta Classic – 2 Districtenpijl Ekeren-Deurne last year, UCI says

Cycling Weekly

Cynisca Cycling part ways with Inga Thompson, Marion Clignet

'The association with Inga Thompson has affected Cynisca's brand and reputation' says team, while Thompson and Clignet allege 'toxic environment'

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Cynisca Cycling part ways with board member who called on athletes to take the knee against trans cyclists

Cynisca Cycling, a France-based, American pro women’s cycling team, today confirmed it has parted ways with its boardmember Inga Thompson, a celebrated three-time Olympian turned anti-trans advocate.

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