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How Pauline Ferrand-Prevot became the first French winner of the Tour de France Femmes
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot is the first French winner of the Tour de France Femmes. After 1,165 kilometers (over 700 miles), nine days of action, three yellow-jersey wearers and four stage winners, the most prestigious event on the women’s road-racing calendar has drawn to a close.
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Tour de France Has a New Champion—And She's A Mountain BikerIn her first-ever Tour De France, Olympic MTB champion, Pauline Ferrand-Prévôt, has secured a victory and made history.
American team hopes to expand to ProTeam status with a Continental feeder team ...
Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia outclassed the field with a convincing victory in the world's most prestigious cycling race.
As the sport moves on from the Team Sky years and its legends retire, British cycling faces a reckoning — and a difficult ...
Brodie Chapman, Maëva Squiban, Ruth Edwards, and Franziska Koch talk teamwork, reading the race and picking the right moments to attack ...
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Tour de Pologne stage 2: Paul Lapeira surprises with uphill sprint victory and race leadFormer French national champion Paul Lapeira (Decathlon-AG2R) won stage 2 of the Tour de Pologne and took the race leader's ...
Australian cyclist Sarah Gigante went through “two hours of pain, heartbreak” after falling from second to sixth in the final stage of the women’s Tour de France.
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'Coming back at y'all'- Remco Evenepoel back in the saddle 16 days after Tour de France abandonOlympic champion rides for three hours in Belgium as reports suggesting news of his transfer to Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe for ...
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