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Indian Pacific Wheel Australia is canceled after the death of Brit cycling legend

08-02-18

  Cycling event across Australia is officially cancelled following the death of Mike Hall, 35. British legend died last year near Canberra, the Australian capital, after a passing car hit him to death. The legend was participating at the Indian Pacific Wheel Race which started at Fremantle and finished near Sydney’s Opera House.…

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Dubai Tour 2018: Italian Viviani takes second stage

08-02-18

  Italian Viviani has come up as a leader in an impressive sprint as LottoNL-Jumbo’s Groenewegen takes second place.   The Dubai Tour which started on Tuesday and lasts until Friday, February 10, is part of a series of three major races that Middle East gets to host. The tour…

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2018 Cape Town to host this season’s ITU World Cup event on Sunday

07-02-18

  South African city Cape Town is set to be chosen location where the first ITU World Cup event will take place this season. So far, we’ve found out a number of world’s elite who’ve decided to give their best performance possible and start the new season with the right…

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Breaking: Andrien Costa won’t be part of Axeon in 2018

06-02-18

  U23 star Andrien Costa will no longer be part of Hagens Berman Axeon after ending his contract with the team. The super talented young American rider, who was often considered to be the best one of this generation, has decided to stay out of professional cycling this year as well…

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Marcel Kittel’s eyes are on Dubai Tour as he makes his debut on Team Katusha Alpecin

06-02-18

  German Marcel Kittel has just become part his new Team Katusha Alpecin family and he is already making his first debut at the Dubai Tour. And of course, who has more reasons to compete on this tour than the two-time champion?   Kittel, 29, left his Quick-Step Floors family…

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Breaking: Green quits Cycling Australia as Drake takes over the CEO position

05-02-18

  Cycling Australia CEO Nick Green has resigned as another board member Steven Drake is set to take over the position. This is the second time in the past year that such major personnel changes take place at Cycling Australia. “Cycling Australia (CA) announced today that Nicholas Green OAM is…

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