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World champion Alejandro Valverde plans to race at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The new world champion Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) says he wants to race until the 2020 Tokyo Games, when he will be 40 years old.
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Tim Wellens wins Ruta del Sol stage five from breakaway as Valverde seals GC
Valverde stayed safe and finished with the same time as his nearest rival in the overall, Alberto Contador
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Alejandro Valverde out of Paris-Nice with illness
Spaniard pulls out citing fever
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Alejandro Valverde has Google Maps to thank for Vuelta stage four win
Movistar's Alejandro Valverde used Google Maps to scope out the final climb of stage four at the Vuelta a España
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Alejandro Valverde says Nairo Quintana didn't mention he was feeling bad before losing time on the Tourmalet
The Colombian lost more than three minutes and saw his GC ambitions crumble
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'I came way closer to the victory than I expected': Valverde vows to return after top-10 Tour of Flanders finish
The world champion says he's not sure if he'll get as close to victory again but that he was happy with his performance
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Alejandro Valverde will quit Tour and Vuelta early to focus on Olympics and Worlds
Two special prizes are up for grabs for climbers in 2020
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Przemyslaw Niemiec wins Vuelta a Espana stage 15
Overall contenders fight it out for time on final climb; Alberto Contador maintains lead
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World Champion Alejandro Valverde: ‘Cycling is in great health’
Newly crowned World Champion Alejandro Valverde said he believes cycling ‘is in great health' when asked if the sport is clean.
