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The Latest Breaking News from Wout Van Aert

Where: South-east France When: Sunday 4 June - Sunday 11 June Rank: UCI WorldTourThe Critérium du Dauphiné marks the traditional run-in to the Tour de France, with all eyes carefully studying how the top contenders compete. Not every hopeful for the yellow jersey at the Tour will be there this year…

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21 things you didn't know about Wout van Aert

From studying computer science at university through to what he eats for breakfast

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Wout van Aert already back at altitude with pre-Suisse gravel training

Belgian tackles Alpine gravel roads shortly after Jumbo-Visma Sierra Nevada altitude training camp

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Wout van Aert logs 1,942km at training camp as he considers tilt at Belgian time trial title

Jumbo-Visma leader continues training camp in Sierra Nevada ahead of Tour de Suisse start

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Christophe Laporte re-signs with Jumbo-Visma through 2026

Dutch squad wards off offers from numerous other teams to keep Frenchman on board

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Five times fuelling changed the race

From hunger knocks to illegal feeds – a look back at high-profile fuelling mishaps

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Nine riders in the frame for Jumbo-Visma's Tour de France squad, eight begin Sierra Nevada camp

Roglic not part of plans, Kuss a question mark, as Vingegaard, Van Aert and the rest take on three-week altitude camp

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UCI releases maps, profiles for 2023 World Championships in Glasgow

Punchy circuit, plenty of turns in city centre for road races and time trials

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Wout van Aert and Lotte Kopecky recon World Championships route in Scotland

Belgian pair encounter a technical road race circuit and highland animals on the time trial course

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Wout van Aert uploads Scotland training ride to Strava ahead of World Championships

The nine-time Tour de France stage winner has been out on his time trial bike in Stirling

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10 conclusions from the 2023 Spring Classics

Beyond super teams and seemingly unbeatable riders, the Classics offered countless insights into the WorldTour

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Wout van Aert goes on mammoth bikepacking trip on racing break

Belgian logs over 300km on gravel bike for two-day trip to Champagne region in France

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Amstel Gold Race contenders - 5 favourites and 5 outsiders

Pogacar starts as the favourite but who can challenge and who can surprise?

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Marc Madiot calls for team budget caps as ‘Big Four’ dominate the WorldTour

Jumbo-Visma, UAE Team Emirates, Soudal-QuickStep and Alpecin-Deceuninck have won 73% of WorldTour races in 2023

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Jumbo-Visma perfect until it really mattered: Five things we learned from the men's cobbled Classic season

Tadej Pogačar should be lining up a tilt at Paris-Roubaix, Mathieu van der Poel has won almost everything he can, and Ineos Grenadiers underwhelmed

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Photo finish upgrade for Amstel Gold Race after recent controversies

'I hope it will be this exciting again, because we're ready for it now' says race director

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Two days in hell: The best images from Paris-Roubaix and Paris-Roubaix Femmes

Take a look at our mega-gallery of some of the best photos from a weekend of brutal racing

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'Van Aert came up against a better opponent' - No Monuments, no complaints from Jumbo-Visma

Zeeman confirms Belgian will not race again until Tour de Suisse

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The brutal and beautiful 2023 Paris-Roubaix - Gallery

Stunning photography from a thrilling edition of the Hell of the North

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Paris-Roubaix: 10 conclusions from the Hell of the North

The Van der Poel-Van Aert rivalry, a triumph for the outsiders, 'junior racing', new tech, and more from Paris-Roubaix

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Cancellara's Classics column: Bad luck and good decisions separate Van der Poel and Van Aert at Paris-Roubaix

A tale of two punctures for Jumbo-Visma

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Philippe Gilbert: Wout van Aert ‘wanted to win too badly’ at Paris-Roubaix

Former Paris-Roubaix winner argues Van Aert’s puncture came from ‘taking too many risks’

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Mathieu van der Poel solos to victory in epic Paris-Roubaix

Mathieu van der Poel claims maiden Paris-Roubaix title after powering away from Wout van Aert with 15km to go when the Belgian punctured.

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Jasper Philipsen dreams of Paris-Roubaix win after second place on debut

'I hope to make an extra step next year to really be there with that the best guys'

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'I had the legs' - Wout van Aert reflects on lost chance after Paris-Roubaix puncture

Belgian tries to come to terms with disappointment of flatting while making his big bid for glory

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