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FootballTeam Sky to race as Team Ineos in April
Team Sky will race as Team Ineos for the first time at the Tour de Romandie in Switzerland starting on 30 April.
Team Sky will race as Team Ineos for the first time at the Tour de Romandie in Switzerland starting on 30 April.
Geraint Thomas says he is "on track" to challenge for a second straight Tour de France title this year.
Ahead of the Tour de France, Geraint Thomas talks about his aspirations for the season
Belgian cyclist Victor Campenaerts breaks the one-hour world record set by Sir Bradley Wiggins four years ago.
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Annemiek van Vleuten joins the BeSpoke podcast before arguably the greatest race of them all.
The lucrative deal turning Team Sky into Team Ineos could do long-term damage to cycling, says pro team manager Jonathan Vaughters.
Six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy describes meeting Kristina Vogel for the first time since she was paralysed in a training crash in June.
Three cyclists discuss their special relationship with suffering. And can science help expand the limits of exhaustion?
Sky will withdraw its backing for Team Sky at the end of 2019 - why now and what now for one of the most successful and controversial teams in British sport?
Sir Bradley Wiggins explains why drugs cheat Lance Armstrong features in his new book on cycling icons and admits "not everyone is going to like" his choice.
Learning from defeat is a sporting cliche that rings true for Vuelta a Espana winner Simon Yates, writes Tom Fordyce.
Road, track, BMX, mountain and many more - there are so many ways and reasons to start cycling.
Got a big cycling race coming up? Make sure you make the most of your warm up with this 20-minute guide.
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