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La Flèche Wallonne 2025: all you need to know
All the details of La Flèche Wallonne and La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, taking place on Wednesday April 23 in 2024
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Tadej Pogačar has shown he's fallible - and that's a good thing
The Slovenian won’t enjoy losing, but it’s better for brand Pog that he sometimes does
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Trek, State and Specialized raise bike prices while other brands limit US releases — Is this just the beginning?
As tariffs hit, the bike industry is forced to adapt, whether through price increases, limited releases, or a restructuring of supply chains
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How I got my non-cyclist friend hooked on riding bikes — and how you can, too
With a little bit of gentle guidance, “bikes aren’t my thing” can turn into “when’s our next ride?”
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'The line was 5 metres too far' - Tadej Pogačar reacts to Amstel Gold Race second place
World champion reeled back and beaten in sprint by Lidl-Trek's Mattias Skjelmose
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'I was riding for the podium' - Mattias Skjelmose pulls off shock Amstel Gold Race win after reeling back Tadej Pogačar attack
Dane worked with Remco Evenepoel to set up stunning three-way finale
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'All or nothing' - Mischa Bredewold wins Amstel Gold Race with stinging late attack
Dutchwoman takes first big Classics win of her career
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Marianne Vos signs career-long 'forever' contract with Visma-Lease a Bike
Former world champion becomes team's second rider to pen indefinite deal
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British cycling legend Barry Hoban dies aged 85
Eight-time Tour de France stage winner paved way for future British success
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If safety was really the priority of racing, we’d be doing it online
We’ll need to get more radical to reduce the risks of racing, says CW's columnist
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How to watch the Amstel Gold Race 2025: Everything you need to live stream the Dutch Classic
All the broadcast information for the first of the Ardennes Classics on 20 April with Tom Pidcock – here's how to watch Amstel Gold Race online and on TV.
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Can you make a living as an American domestic road racer? A look inside the part-time professionalism of the American road peloton
After decades of booms and busts, the American road scene finds itself in a fragile place. We spoke to riders to understand the reality of chasing the dream on home soil
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What does Q36.5 mean? We asked the people behind the Italian kit brand that sponsors Tom Pidcock's team
Q36.5's Luigi Bergamo and Lodovico Pignatti Morano take on Cycling Weekly's Q&A
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'If I were a tennis player then my career would be over': Remco Evenepoel contemplated early retirement after serious training accident
Double Olympic champion was left with nerve damage and says his shoulder is not yet fully healed ahead of his return to racing at Brabantse Pijl
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'It can really push me along' - How a velodrome comeback is making Caleb Ewan faster on the road
Australian says he'll "definitely" continue track work after rekindling passion
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'I've worked a lot on my sprint' - Kristen Faulkner plots unpredictability on racing return
Olympic champion looking forward to "exciting challenge" of continuing to outfox bunch
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'This is a fresh start' - Belgian rider returns to professional cycling after two year anti-doping ban
Shari Bossuyt to ride for AG Insurance-Soudal from June
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'This is the marriage venue, no?': how one rider ran the whole gamut of hallucinations in a single race
Kabir Rachure's first RAAM was a crazy experience in more ways than one, he tells Cycling Weekly's Going Long podcast
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Full Tour of Britain Women route announced, taking place from North Yorkshire to Glasgow
British Cycling's Women's WorldTour four-stage race will take place in northern England and Scotland
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Amstel Gold Race 2025: Everything you need to know
All the information you need ahead of the men's and women's races, taking place on Sunday April 10
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Positive signs for UK bike industry as Halfords cycling sales grow
Retailer admits that the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs remains to be seen
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'We don't own gravel - it's a community thing': the spirit of gravel is safe, say British Gravel Championship organisers
Cycling Weekly travels to Dalby Forest to ride the championship course and find out where we go from here
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'I have been ashamed for days' - Man who threw bottle at Mathieu van der Poel at Paris-Roubaix apologises
In a letter to Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws, the assailant apologised for his action on Sunday
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Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Everything you need to know ahead of Liège-Bastogne-Liège 2025 and Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes, taking place on 27 April 2025
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Meet Tadej Pogačar's new weapon: Colnago’s lightest frame ever — the all-new V5Rs
Paris-Roubaix was the last hurrah on Colnago’s winningest bike, the V4RS. Enter the new V5Rs, to be raced from the Amstel Gold Race onward
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Hayfever and your biking: how to combat it as the pollen strikes
Explanations, medications and holistic measures to make your spring and summer cycling more enjoyable
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Cycling TV and streaming guide: Where to watch Giro d'Abruzzo, Brabantse Pijl, Ardennes Classics and more
Everything you need to know about how to watch cycling online and on TV wherever you are in the world, with a schedule of races, events, and broadcasts this week.
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I went to Paris-Roubaix Femmes and was shocked at how it is still treated as secondary to the men’s race
The women’s version of the Hell of the North is five years old, but needs to be put more on equal footing with the men
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Broken hips, hands, and collarbones: Paris-Roubaix's lengthy injury list lays bare brutality of race
"It probably wasn't the best idea to continue," says one of weekend's many wounded riders
