Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) has been forced to pull out of the 2017 Strade Bianche.
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'With a few changes, it'll be class' - Josh Tarling optimistic about Ineos Grenadiers future'Everybody wants to get better and get back to winning,' 20-year-old tells audience at Rouleur Live
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'Knowing the course in a virtual race is maybe even more important than in road racing': Former e-sports World Champion's top tipsSpeed skater turned eSports world champion, Loes Adegeest, on how to become virtually unbeatable when racing indoors
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Peter Sagan finishes second in last ever professional raceFormer three time road world champion was the runner up in the Slovakian national MTB championships on Sunday
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'It's a miracle': The inside story of how Peter Sagan ended up on a team called Pierre BaguetteSix years after the dream first took root, Boris Horváth finally has Peter Sagan on his team
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Peter Sagan confident of return to bike in 15 days after latest heart procedureSagan recently underwent second operation in Italy to tackle heart rhythm related issues
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Peter Sagan undergoes second heart procedure, as Olympics nearsReturn to training after first operation reveals further heart rhythm issues
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'I don’t know': Not even Tadej Pogačar could explain his incredible Strade Bianche attackThe Slovenian was so dominant on Saturday that everything seems hyperbolic
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Tadej Pogačar cruises to Strade Bianche victory after 81km solo attackSlovenian wins by almost three minutes in Siena after dominant display in Tuscany
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Lotte Kopecky storms to Strade Bianche victory with stinging attackBelgian beats Elisa Longo Borghini to take her first WorldTour win in the rainbow jersey
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Tough new Strade Bianche course 'tips the scales' in favour of climbers, Matej Mohorič saysSlovenian says adjustments to the route will make race a 'journey into the unknown’
