Mikel Landa
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Team Sky reveal line-up for final WorldTour race of season: the Tour of Guangxi
Mikel Landa to lead Team Sky in six-day stage race in China, his last race for the British team before he joins Movistar for 2018
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Watch: Mikel Landa thrown off course after collision with rider on stage 10 of the Tour de France 2019
The Spaniard saw his GC ambitions go up in smoke after a crash with 19km to go
By Jonny Long Published
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'Conflict of interest' forces Mikel Landa to leave position in Euskadi Foundation
After rescuing the team in 2017, the UCI has apparently intervened in Landa's role after the Spanish outfit ascended back up the cycling pyramid last year
By Jonny Long Published
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Mikel Landa: 'Seeing my Giro rivals weaker gives me morale going forward'
The Basque rider put a strong showing in on stage 13 of the Giro d'Italia to gain valuable time
By Gregor Brown Published
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Mikel Landa: 'Moving from Team Sky to Movistar was a marginal gain'
Mikel Landa talks about his move from Team Sky to Movistar after his first victory of the season: the queen climbing stage of the 2018 Tirreno-Adriatico
By Gregor Brown Published
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Team Sky enjoy ‘proper racing’ and ‘having fun’ as they look to take yellow jersey off Fabio Aru
Team Sky’s Dave Brailsford admits the team has enjoyed not having the yellow jersey at the Tour de France as trying to win it back is a “bit more fun”.
By Sophie Hurcom Published
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Mikel Landa says 'Geraint Thomas is now the clear leader of Ineos'
Landa says his Movistar team 'have to attack to make up the time'
By Gregor Brown Published
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Mikel Landa: ‘All aspirations were lost in one second, but knew I could still get something the Giro’
Team Sky's Mikel Landa says he is delighted with his stage win and KOM jersey despite seeing his GC hopes evaporate early in the Giro d'Italia
By Gregor Brown Published
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Mikel Landa takes aim at Tour de France podium, but not at the expense of Froome’s yellow jersey
Team Sky's Mikel Landa says that he wants to make the podium in the 2017 Tour de France, but not at the expense of current race leader Chris Froome.
By Gregor Brown Published