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Opinion: Rapha singlehandedly made road cycling cool, and I'll be genuinely upset if it disappears

I’d argue no other brand has had a greater impact on cycling culture

Cycling News

The Ineos Effect: hit and miss as Jim Ratcliffe’s tentacles have gone global

Ratcliffe has built an empire of assets across different sports but his teams have enjoyed varying degrees of success

The Guardian - UK

'We’ve shown that ketones boost EPO levels' - Years after their inception, what impact are ketones having on WorldTour performance?

The once secretive so-called super-supplement came into the mainstream at this year’s Tour de France. But does research suggest its moment in the sun will be short-lived? Cyclingnews investigates

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'I should have paid more attention to my financial affairs' - Bradley Wiggins opens up about bankruptcy

Former Tour de France winner was declared bankrupt in June

Cycling Weekly

'I wasn't aware of this mess until I was deep into retirement' - Bradley Wiggins explains financial challenges that led to bankruptcy

Speaking on the WEDU podcast, Wiggins offers a candid insight into his financial situation and his financial oversight during his racing career

Cycling News

Rapha appoints former Ineos Grenadiers boss Fran Millar as CEO

Fran Millar steps away from INEOS-owned Belstaff clothing to join British brand

Cycling News

Rapha appoints former Team Sky boss as new CEO to 'guide' clothing brand into 'its next chapter'

The former CEO of Team Sky will now head up British cycling brand

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It's time to stop expecting so much of Ineos Grenadiers at the Tour de France

The British team are always under pressure to match their past best, but it’s not going to happen anytime soon

Cycling Weekly

On This Day in 2012 – Bradley Wiggins claims historic Tour de France crown

The Team Sky and Olympic great had suffered a broken collarbone a year before securing his 2012 triumph.

The Independent UK

Ineos look to put pressure on Pogacar with range of Tour de France leaders

Geraint Thomas admits Ineos cannot ride for glory like Team Sky in previous years

The Guardian - UK

Bradley Wiggins opens up about his ‘love-hate’ relationship with cycling as new details of financial difficulties emerge

'Cycling is just part of the fabric of who I am and I don’t want to label it as love or not love' says 2012 Tour de France winner

Cycling News

‘Liège-Bastogne-Liège changed my cycling life’ - Wout Poels takes new road to Monument via Tour of the Alps

2016 winner takes inspiration from teammate and last year’s third place finisher Sanitago Buitrago

Cycling News

As it happened - Van der Poel leaves the field behind at E3 Saxo Classic

All the action from the 207.6km 'mini Tour of Flanders'

Cycling News

From Team Sky to Wout van Aert - how altitude training revolutionised preparation for the Classics

Geraint Thomas and Ian Stannard on the pros and cons of Belgian’s Tenerife training camp

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'This is so much more than a number': Six of the best Ineos Grenadiers wins as team claims 500th race victory

Pauline Ferrand-Prévot took the 500th team win at the weekend

The Guardian - UK

UK cycling boom was not here to stay and lack of institutional will could keep it away

The 2010s was the decade for the sport until rising costs and a shift of tone hit hard. The enthusiasm is, however, still there …

Cycling Weekly

Race winners or 'a load of rubbish'? Six of Dave Brailsford's best marginal gains

As the Ineos Grenadiers talisman takes a step back from the team, we review some of those famed tiny improvements of his

Cycling Weekly

Dave Brailsford steps back from Ineos Grenadiers team principal role

The 59-year-old, who led Sky and Ineos to seven Tours de France, is set to join Manchester United's board

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Dave Brailsford gives up Ineos team principal title amid new Manchester United role

59-year-old to retain involvement in cycling team as Ineos Director of Sport

The Guardian - UK

Manchester United poach City exec Omar Berrada as Brailsford exits cycling

Sir Dave Brailsford will meanwhile conduct an audit and is no longer listed as team principal of Ineos-Grenadiers

Cycling Weekly

A complete history of Ineos Grenadiers kits, from Adidas to Gobik, via Rapha

The British team switch to Gobik in 2024 after two years with Bioracer

Cycling Weekly

Five cycling contract controversies that show the 'Cian Uijtdebroeks situation' is nothing new

The young Belgian is not the first person to find it tricky to move teams, as these examples prove

Cycling Weekly

Tweets of the week: A finish line crash, Vingegaard's doppelgänger, and Van Vleuten on stage

Toms Skuijnš gets confused in France, and cyclo-crossers don't like Guinness in Belgium. It's all going on

Cycling News

Are Ineos in decline? Boswell says riders are choosing Jumbo over larger salaries

Former Sky rider suggests Rod Ellingworth departed over issues of authority

Evening Standard

Manchester United: Why Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants 'marginal gains' master Sir Dave Brailsford at Old Trafford

'Mr Detail' is hoping his formula for success can transform fortunes at the club

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