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Dwars Door Vlaanderen organisers place barriers on cycle path to force riders onto the cobbles
Dwars Door Vlaanderen organisers have taken action to prevent riders making illegal use of cycle paths to avoid cobbles, placing barriers across the paths.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Race organisers take action to stop riders riding on the pavement
The organisers of Le Samyn have taken action to force riders on to the cobbles, placing barriers on the pavement along key sections of the route.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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UCI 'extremely unhappy' with controversial E3 Harelbeke poster
Cycling's governing body has reminded E3 Harelbeke of its 'responsibilities' over promotional poster, with organisers prepared to remove the offending article
By Stuart Clarke Published
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What makes a Monument? The pros give their verdicts
There are five special days on the cycling calendar that stand above all others in prestige, history and brutality.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Jens Debusschere wins Dwars door Vlaanderen in photo finish
Jens Debusschere takes the sprint from a reduced group at Dwars door Vlaanderen; Greg Van Avermaet's hopes of a solo win end with just 200 metres to go
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Niki Terpstra takes heroic solo victory at E3 Harelbeke as Quick-Step dominate
The Dutchman won after attacking with team-mate Yves Lampaert from 70km out
By Richard Windsor Published
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Annemiek van Vleuten takes Movistar’s first win after a tense Dwars door Vlaanderen
The European champion won a 300m, two woman sprint after a 36km breakaway, beating Kasia Niewiadoma init second place
By Owen Rogers Published
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Greg Van Avermaet disappointed after being left isolated by BMC team-mates at Ghent-Wevelgem
Greg Van Avermaet's BMC Racing may have taken control on the plugstreets at Ghent-Wevelgem, but the defending champion lacked team support in the finale.
By Gregor Brown Published
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Geraint Thomas wins E3 Harelbeke
Welshman Geraint Thomas takes solo win in E3 Harelbeke after attacking Peter Sagan and Zdenek Stybar in final four kilometres
By Nigel Wynn Published