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When two become one: What the Lotto-Intermarché merger says about the future of pro cycling

When two become one: What the Lotto-Intermarché merger says about the future of pro cycling

Is the merger of the two Belgian teams a sign of the times or a one-off case?

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Did Tadej Pogačar's domination make the 2025 season boring or brilliant?

Did Tadej Pogačar's domination make the 2025 season boring or brilliant?

Did you find the 2025 season boring? It depends why you watch sport

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Il Lombardia 2025 preview: Is there any stopping Pogačar?

Il Lombardia 2025 preview: Is there any stopping Pogačar?

Rouleur takes a look at the route and the contenders for the final Monument of the year

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Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel

Redemption and rising stars: Six key takeaways from the 2025 European Championships

The two favourites Demi Vollering and Tadej Pogačar delivered commanding victories in the Drôme-Ardèche, but what were the other conclusions from the weekend?

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European Championships 2025 elite women's road race route, contenders and prediction

European Championships 2025 elite women's road race route, contenders and prediction

A stacked field of favourites take on a punchy route in the Drôme-Ardèche

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‘No regrets’ but could UAE Team Emirates-XRG have done anything differently for Almeida’s red jersey bid?

‘No regrets’ but could UAE Team Emirates-XRG have done anything differently for Almeida’s red jersey bid?

João Almeida will finish in second place at the Vuelta a España after the showdown on the Bola del Mundo climb

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The Vuelta podium battle flared up on El Morredero’s scorched slopes - can Red Bull ignite their challenge?

The Vuelta podium battle flared up on El Morredero’s scorched slopes - can Red Bull ignite their challenge?

An aggressive performance on the summit finish from Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe delivered a stage win, but would they have wanted more?

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Will the Vuelta a España 2025 make it to Madrid?

Will the Vuelta a España 2025 make it to Madrid?

Stage 16 was shortened to due protests at the finish line. The Vuelta organisers should expect the same outcome in the coming days.

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Movers and shakers: Analysing professional cycling’s biggest transfers for 2026

Movers and shakers: Analysing professional cycling’s biggest transfers for 2026

A number of prominent riders will be competing for a different team in 2026

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Flickers of the past: Sprinting heartbreak and relegation for veteran Elia Viviani in Zaragoza

Flickers of the past: Sprinting heartbreak and relegation for veteran Elia Viviani in Zaragoza

Elia Viviani was back at the pointy end of a Grand Tour sprint, but was relegated for an irregular sprint on stage eight of the...

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‘I made the break today but it was not for free’ - Pedersen and the hunt for green jersey points in the mountains

‘I made the break today but it was not for free’ - Pedersen and the hunt for green jersey points in the mountains

Mads Pedersen picked up 20 points in the green jersey competition, but will face a strong challenge from the climbers at this Vuelta a España

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Jay Vine

The mountains have decided — A contrasting day for UAE Team Emirates at the Vuelta a España

Jay Vine wins atop Pal. Andorra but Juan Ayuso loses significant time on the overall contenders

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Visma’s settled hierarchy and UAE’s dual leaders — what to expect as the Vuelta enters the Pyrenees

Visma’s settled hierarchy and UAE’s dual leaders — what to expect as the Vuelta enters the Pyrenees

Visma’s settled hierarchy and UAE’s dual leaders — what to expect as the race enters the Pyrenees

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Calculated chaos: how risk and instinct shaped Gaudu’s red dream

Calculated chaos: how risk and instinct shaped Gaudu’s red dream

David Gaudu leapfrogs Jonas Vingegaard to go into the red jersey at the Vuelta a España on stage four

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Two close losses and still knocking: Lidl–Trek wait for the door to give at the Vuelta

Two close losses and still knocking: Lidl–Trek wait for the door to give at the Vuelta

A day after Giulio Ciccone came up short, Mads Pedersen finishes a close second on stage three of the Vuelta

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Why patience and pragmatism are needed for punchy Pidcock at the Vuelta

Why patience and pragmatism are needed for punchy Pidcock at the Vuelta

The British rider showed strong form on stage two’s finish to Limone Piemonte

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Vuelta España 2025 predictions: the riders to watch out for at the Spanish Grand Tour

Vuelta España 2025 predictions: the riders to watch out for at the Spanish Grand Tour

Rouleur predicts who will come out on top in the battles for the red jersey, the sprints finishes, the mountain stages and breakaways at the...

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Key climbs of the Vuelta a España 2025

Key climbs of the Vuelta a España 2025

The ascents which we think will decide the final Grand Tour of the year

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Tour de France 2025 podium

The superteam divide grows: What two-tier GC system means for cycling

With Remco Evenepoel’s move to Red Bull, the GC talent is being even more concentrated within a handful of teams

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Tour de France Femmes

‘Kim’s sacrifice gave me goosebumps’ - The selfless teamwork of AG Insurance-Soudal at the Tour de France Femmes

Sarah Gigante lit up the summit finish to the Col de la Madeleine, coming second behind Pauline Ferrand-Prévot

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Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage nine preview: A mountainous end to the Tour

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage nine preview: A mountainous end to the Tour

The peloton faces three tough climbs including the Col de Joux Plane halfway through the stage

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Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage eight preview: The queen stage

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage eight preview: The queen stage

The 18.6km at 8.1% Col de la Madeleine is going to decide the stage and possibly the whole Tour de France Femmes

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Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage seven preview: Downhill finale on first Alpine day

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage seven preview: Downhill finale on first Alpine day

The category two Col du Granier tops out with 17km to go before a fast descent to Chambéry

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Demi Vollering

Vollering on the rise: How FDJ-Suez should approach the next stages of the Tour de France Femmes

Demi Vollering finished a close-second to Kim Le Court in the reduced bunch sprint in Guéret

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Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage six preview: Testing stage in the Massif Central

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage six preview: Testing stage in the Massif Central

The peloton faces a number of categorised climbs on a hilly route between Clermont and Ambert

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Tour de France Femmes

Tour de France Femmes 2025 stage five preview: A punchy finale

A hilly final 40km of the stage will certainly draw out late attacks for victory

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