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'We can't sit here and say all the problems are from outside' – Cyclist Alliance's Grace Brown spearheads unity campaign at a Tour de France Femmes where debate over rider respect is bubbling

'We're not afraid of saying that the riders have a part to play in making the racing more safe' said Brown while also pointing to the shared responsibility

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How do cyclists pee mid-race? Marley Blonsky asks Education–Oatly’s Veronica Ewers all the 'dumb' Tour de France Femmes questions you’ve been wanting to ask

Video: Marley Blonsky is at her very first WorldTour race and she's got questions

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Tour de France winners and losers: Picnic-PostNL WorldTour relegation worries lessened with Oscar Onley's points haul

UAE Team Emirates-XRG earn almost twice as much as any other team in Tour de France prizes

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Three-year commitment from Human Powered Health continues US-based Women's WorldTour squad through 2028

Barbara Malcotti and Lily Williams lead team at Tour de France Femmes

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Lidl set to acquire majority stake in Lidl-Trek WorldTour team

New structure is to further team’s aim of 'becoming the best team in international road cycling'

Cycling Weekly

New test used by WorldTour pros finally sheds light on the individuality of carbohydrate intake, and we've put it to the test

Evidence that 120g per hour might not be the right fuelling strategy for everyone

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'It's not possible to double the budget' - 15 Tour de France teams need a new sponsor, so is cycling close to bankrupting itself?

With so many Tour de France teams – big and small – searching for substantial investment, Chris Marshall-Bell asks why and ponders the question if ever-increasing budgets are sustainable.

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Tour de France cyclists keep drinking cherry juice at the finish line, here's why

We explain the mysterious red liquid being drunk by riders at the finish line

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8 useful things Tour de France pros use, that we might actually bother buying

The Tour de France welcomes oodles of new gear which we love poring over. Some of it makes no sense to riders like you and I, but if it were our money, what would we buy and why?

Cycling Weekly

Wind tunnel tested: 47 helmets go head to head in world's most comprehensive aero shootout

47 helmets, 55 tests, one wind tunnel, multiple price points, all styles and a whole heap of data

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Lotto-Intermarché – Talks well underway at Tour de France for 2026 merger of Belgian teams

Two teams have signed a 'preliminary agreement' to merge for next season, though star rider Biniam Girmay could be off to XDS-Astana

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UCI puts One Cycling 'on notice' in letter warning teams and organisers they could lose their licences

'Nothing can or will be done without the entire cycling family and the UCI,' governing body tells Cyclingnews

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7 things you didn't know about Quinn Simmons — and the controversies you probably did know

Get to know the US champion who's been lighting up the Tour, and calling on his fellow racers to be more entertaining

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Swiss Side confirms impact of steering moment on poorly designed wheels, but insists its 68mm Hadron Ultimates are safer than shallower rivals

Wheel brand urges UCI to rethink its current rhetoric and involve the cycling industry experts in future decision-making

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Hagens Berman Jayco rider Samuele Privitera dies after crash on stage 1 of Giro della Valle d’Aosta

‘To lose him is devastating beyond words’ says Hagens Berman owner and general manager Axel Merckx in a statement

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Why are more juniors making the leap directly into the WorldTour? A deep dive into the new normal

From training to travel, Cyclingnews looks at how junior riders are tackling the changes that come with signing a professional WorldTour contract

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'Where once we were at the top of the heap, we’re not anymore' – Can Ineos Grenadiers survive another Tour de France flop?

Once the dominant force in Grand Tour racing, Ineos Grenadiers now look lost in the era of Pogačar and Vingegaard. What went wrong, and can they ever pull it back?

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'Beyond my wildest dreams' – Sarah Gigante’s rocky road to dual stage wins and overall podium spot at Giro d’Italia Women

Update with stage 7 victory and GC third for Australian which carves out perfect comeback from iliac artery endofibrosis surgery

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€10 per gram is how much the Prologo Predator saddle Jonas Vingegaard used at the Tour de France today costs, and he looked far from comfortable on it

We see some pretty expensive tech on the WorldTour and especially in the Tour de France, but it's difficult to remember a time when a single saddle cost this much.

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WorldTour Ceratizit Pro and US powerhouses Aegis Cycling and Fount Cycling among final squads confirmed for Maryland Cycling Classic Women

Field of 15 teams with six riders each solidified for inaugural UCI race in Maryland in nine weeks

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Idaho-bred Matteo Jorgenson is big – and getting bigger in cycling’s biggest races

Matteo Jorgenson has the size of a sprinter but climbs like a Tour contender. As the Visma rider eyes future glory, he’s biding his time in service of Jonas Vingegaard

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The shadow tour? Inside the Coupe de France, French cycling's second-biggest multi-day competition

The Tour de France may be the pinnacle, but this lower-level series offers important racing for French teams, the chance for young riders to shine, and all-important UCI points

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Who are the fastest sprinters of the 2025 Tour de France?

Tim Merlier, Jasper Philipsen and Jonathan Milan headline long list of fast finishers set for titanic battle beginning on day one in Lille

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Tour de France 2025 – The comprehensive team-by-team guide

Cyclingnews takes you through the riders and objectives of all 23 teams lining up in Lille this Satuday

Cycling Weekly

The sprinters and stage hunters to watch at the 2025 Tour de France, from Jonathan Milan to Wout van Aert via Mathieu van der Poel

The riders aiming for sprint and stage success at this year's Tour

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