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The Latest Breaking News from Flanders

10 riders to watch at women's Tour of Flanders

Can anyone beat Kopecky and SD Worx on Sunday?

Cycling News

Tadej Pogacar: I need to finish alone to win the Tour of Flanders

Slovenian aims to lose Van Aert and Van der Poel before Oudenaarde

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‘It’s not complicated, I can either follow or I can’t’ - Tom Pidcock on his Tour of Flanders chances

Strade Bianche winner believes that his performance on Sunday won't be hampered by recent lack of racing time

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'The human body is not a machine' – Stefan Küng sets sights on the Tour of Flanders

Swiss rider and Madouas know they must anticipate Big Three on Sunday

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Mathieu van der Poel returns from Spain physically and mentally fresh for Flanders

'He's even a little better than last year, but that's no guarantee of winning again' says father Adrie

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Wout van Aert, Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel take different roads to Tour of Flanders

The big three have slightly different ideas on how to prepare for De Ronde on Sunday

Cycling Weekly

Soren Kragh Andersen - Mathieu Van der Poel ally and Tour of Flanders 'dark horse'

'I feel that we understand each other's way of racing' Dane says of new team leader

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Belgium expects – Wout van Aert in the spotlight ahead of Tour of Flanders

Jumbo-Visma leader downplays seriousness of cement mixer incident, rues loss of Van Baarle

Cycling News

Tour of Flanders 2023: Five men and five women to watch on Sunday

Taking a closer look at the favourites ahead of this year's Ronde van Vlaanderen

Cycling Weekly

Tour of Flanders favourites - The big three and the best of the rest

Who can challenge Tadej Pogacar, Wout van Aert, and Mathieu van der Poel?

Cycling News

Dylan van Baarle out of Jumbo-Visma squad for Tour of Flanders

2022 runner-up not yet fit to race following E3 Saxo Classic crash

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Strength in numbers: How Jumbo-Visma and SD Worx have bossed the run-up to Tour of Flanders

The Dutch super-teams are dominating the Classics, making it look easy. With so many options, can they be stopped?

Cycling Weekly

Alaphilippe adds two hours to Dwars door Vlaanderen in race for Flanders form

Frenchman tops up with training after pre-Flanders hit-out, rues broken derailleur in race

Cycling News

Filippo Ganna begins 'Operation Paris-Roubaix'

Italian to miss the Tour of Flanders and train at home after studying the French pavé on Friday

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How to watch the 2024 Tour of Flanders

The comprehensive streaming guide for Sunday's cobbled Monument

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Inside Tadej Pogacar's rapid switch from neophyte to Tour of Flanders favourite

'He makes the race harder for guys like me and Van der Poel', says Wout van Aert

Cycling Weekly

Handing Classics win to Laporte secured Wout van Aert undying loyalty of key Flanders lieutenant

After Gent-Wevelgem collaboration, Laporte will bury himself in a cloud of dust in service of Van Aert next Sunday

Cycling Weekly

How E3 showed us what Van Aert, Van der Poel and Pogačar need to do to win the Tour of Flanders

Wout van Aert might have won on Friday, but everything could change next Sunday

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The favourites of the cobbled classics - Van der Poel, Van Aert, Pogacar primed for the road to Roubaix

A glance at the men's peloton's rocky road to Flanders and Roubaix

The Guardian - UK

Lavish Flemish epic grips Belgians – but is it history or propaganda?

The Story of Flanders, spanning 38,000 years of the region’s history, is funded by the nationalist government and is accused of stretching the truth

The Guardian - UK

The Flanders phenomenon: how Belgian buildings went from joke to genius

Once derided as ‘the ugliest country in the world’, Belgium now has some of the greatest public architecture on Earth, from sculptural water silos to bombastic port HQs. What happened?

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