Strade Bianche
Discover race results from Siena Italy's Stade Bianche, alongside up to date rider and route news from Cycling Weekly.
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Watch: Highlights of a brutal edition of Strade Bianche
Highlights from the men's and women's Strade Bianche 2018 races
By Richard Windsor Published
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Strade Bianche to go ahead despite Siena re-entering coronavirus lockdown
The region is now a red zone after coronavirus cases start to increase once more
By Jonny Long Published
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'Sorry, it's a bit dirty': Ellen van Dijk borrows Koen de Kort's bike for Strade Bianche
Trek-Segafredo only managed a fifth-placed finish after their bikes were stolen overnight and Lizzie Deignan was caught up in a crash
By Jonny Long Published
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Peter Sagan: 'didn't have the legs' to win Strade Bianche
World champion Peter Sagan admits that he simply didn't have the power to contest the finish of Strade Bianche with Fabian Cancellara and Zdenek Stybar
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Sun expected to shine on Strade Bianche 2019 after brutal weather last year
The sun should shine on Strade Bianche's Tuscan roads after heavy rain and snow made last year a mud-fest for everyone, including winner Tiesj Benoot (Lotto-Soudal).
By Gregor Brown Published
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How to watch Strade Bianche 2020: live stream the first WorldTour race of the reset season
Strade Bianche 2020 is finally set to go ahead after being one of the first races postponed due to the coronavirus crisis in March.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Lift off for Mathieu van der Poel as Dutchman powers to Strade Bianche victory
No-one could match the Dutchman after he put in an explosive attack to dislodge Julian Alaphilippe up to the finish line in the Piazza del Campo
By Jonny Long Published
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Peter Sagan: 'The entire peloton needs to use discs, not just one person'
World champion Peter Sagan says it's an all or nothing rule for disc brakes, and that the peloton can not have a few individual riders using them
By Gregor Brown Published
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Strava shows riders persisting with Strade Bianche after race is cancelled
If we take a closer look at the data could we technically crown a winner?
By Jonny Long Published