Foldable Bikes Party: January 2015

Saturday, 31 January 2015

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Gage Hecht (Parker, Colo./Alpha Bicycle Co.-Vista Subaru) and Kaitlin Antonneau (Racine, Wis./ Cannondale p/b cyclocrossworld.com) posted the top U.S. times for the juniors men and elite women, finishing fourth and 13th, respectively, at the 2015 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic.

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Dethroning Vos: A student outshines her teacher

VIDEO: Lance Armstrong: In-depth interview

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BBC sports editor Dan Roan interviews the disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong in the 43-year-old's hometown of Austin, Texas.

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VIDEO: Lance Armstrong: In-depth interview

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BBC sports editor Dan Roan interviews the disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong in the 43-year-old's hometown of Austin, Texas.

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Gallery: 2015 world CX championships, women

Results: 2015 UCI Cyclocross World Championships, junior men and women

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1. Pauline Ferrand-Prevot, (FRANCE), in 0:49:10

2. Sanne Cant, (BELGIUM), at 00:01

3. Marianne Vos, (NETHERLANDS), at 00:15

4. Nikki Harris, (GREAT BRITAIN), at 00:21

5. Katerina Nash, (CZECH REPUBLIC), at 00:36

6. Lucie Chainel-Lefevre, (FRANCE), at 00:56

7. Helen Wyman, (GREAT BRITAIN), at 01:21

8. Ellen Van Loy, (BELGIUM), at 01:35

9. Christine Majerus, (LUXEMBOURG), at 01:54

10. Sophie De Boer, (NETHERLANDS), at 01:56

11. Caroline Mani, (FRANCE), at 02:13

12. Mical Dyck, (CANADA), at 02:19

13. Kaitlin Antonneau, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 02:31

14. Alice Maria Arzuffi, (ITALY), at 02:40

15. Sabrina Stultiens, (NETHERLANDS), at 02:51

16. Martina Mikulaskova, (CZECH REPUBLIC), at 03:01

17. Sanne Van Paassen, (NETHERLANDS), at 03:07

18. Loes Sels, (BELGIUM), at 03:08

19. Nadja Heigl, (AUSTRIA), at 03:14

20. Rachel Lloyd, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 03:14

21. Pavla Havlikova, (CZECH REPUBLIC), at 03:19

22. Rocio Del Alba Garcia Martinez , (SPAIN), at 03:28

23. Jolien Verschueren, (BELGIUM), at 03:52

24. Jessica Lambracht, (GERMANY), at 04:08

25. Crystal Anthony, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 04:15

26. Janka Keseg Stevkova, (SLOVAKIA), at 04:21

27. Katherine Compton, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 04:33

28. Amira Mellor, (GREAT BRITAIN), at 04:49

29. Lisa Heckmann, (GERMANY), at 04:49

30. Asa Maria Erlandsson , (SWEDEN), at 04:58

31. Eva Lechner, (ITALY), at 05:07

32. Marlene Petit, (FRANCE), at 05:15

33. Aida Nuno, (SPAIN), at 05:21

34. Hannah Payton, (GREAT BRITAIN), at 05:38

35. Olga Wasiuk, (POLAND), at 05:45

36. Nikola Noskova, (CZECH REPUBLIC), at 05:48

37. Paula Gorycka, (POLAND), at 06:10

38. Meredith Miller, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 06:28

39. Carolina Gomez, (ARGENTINA), at 06:31

40. Elle Anderson, (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA), at 06:36

41. Chiara Teocchi, (ITALY), at 07:03

42. Ayako Toyooka, (JAPAN), at 07:25

43. Karla Stepanova, (CZECH REPUBLIC), at 08:37

44. Lindsay Gorrell, (AUSTRALIA), at 09:05

45. Livia Hanesova, (SLOVAKIA), -1 lap

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Sports for 2020 Games confirmed

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Para-cycling will be included at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, while taekwondo will make its debut.

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Pauline Ferrand-Prevot out-fights Sanne Cant for women’s crown

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Pauline Ferrand-Prevot of France won a thriller of a battle at the UCI Cyclocross World Championships on Saturday in the Czech Republic, adding the world ‘cross crown to her rainbow jersey from the 2014 road championships in Spain.

Ferrand-Prevot and Sanne Cant (Belgium) were trading punches throughout the final laps, but it was the French rider who delivered the knockout in the end, with Marianne Vos (Netherlands) rounding out the podium in third.

Lucie Chainel-Lefevre (France) got off to a quick start on the muddy circuit as Vos led the pursuit.

As the first lap came to an end Chainel-Lefevre led through the finish with Vos, Cant and Ferrand-Prevot chasing. Americans Katie Antonneau and Katie Compton were already a half-minute down with the snow starting to fall.

The French teammates hooked up just past the barriers with Vos just behind in third.

Then Cant slipped past Vos and into third.

Three laps to go saw a five-woman group up front, with Cant, Vos and Harris having joined the French party. Katerina Nash soon latched on, too.

Ferrand-Prevot and Cant soon escaped the group, and then the French rider discarded Cant, and with two to go she was leading the race alone with Nash in front of a four-woman battle for second containing Vos, Cant and Harris.

Cant surged again and left the others behind, quickly closing on Ferrand-Prevot, and the two were together after pitting for fresh bikes. Vos was perhaps five seconds behind, with Wyman trying to work her way into contention.

Cant opened a gap on Ferrand-Prevot, but the French rider fought back, only to bobble on a short rise and see her Belgian rival ride away again, taking a three-second edge.

Going into the bell lap Cant was just two seconds ahead of Ferrand-Prevot with Vos leading the charge at seven seconds down. And then the French rider retook the lead, with Vos closing in, followed by Nash and Harris.

At the stairs Cant was leading Ferrand-Prevot once again, but the chase was nearly on them. Vos pitted, but Nash did not, and at the barriers it was Ferrand-Prevot leading Cant, chased by Vos, Nash and Harris.

The two front-runners battled hand to hand, neither giving quarter, as Nash and Vos fought for third. The Czech rider slid out on a muddy patch, giving the edge to Vos, as ahead Ferrand-Prevot took a slight advantage over Cant.

The French rider led onto the pavement and would not be denied — she took the victory over Cant, while Vos had to settle for third at 15 seconds.

Antonneau was the top American in 13th at 2:30 with Rachel Lloyd 20th at 3:14.

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'Lance should get back Tour titles'

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Lance Armstrong should get back his seven Tour de France titles, according to former rider Scott Mercier.

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Simon Andreassen wins junior worlds title; American Gage Hecht misses podium

Friday, 30 January 2015

Cyclocross training secrets from the pros

Week in Tech: Cyclocross worlds and new Shimano power meter

Clif Bar CrossVegas Selected to kick off 2015-16 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup

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Clif Bar CrossVegas has been selected to host the first race of the 2015-16 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup series. The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), competitive cyclingandrsquo;s governing body, announced the 2015-16 World Cup schedule today in Tabor, Czech Republic, marking the first time that a UCI Cyclocross World Cup event will be held outside of Europe.

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Two North American cyclocross World Cup races slated for 2015

Video: GCN’s Alberto Contador interview

Pro Bike Gallery: Sven Nys’ Trek Boone for 2015 ‘cross worlds

Cummings shocks Valverde on second day in Mallorca

USA Cycling Announces New Varsity Teams for 2015

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USA Cycling is excited to announce that Prescott College has made the move to fully recognized varsity status and that three new programs are now on the path to varsity status through the emerging varsity program.

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Interview: Tom Meeusen hopes troubles are behind him

Video: Cyclocross, a Belgian experience

At 38, Nys still hungry for a cyclocross worlds victory

Franzoi faces racing ban related to Ferrari links

Meet Movistar’s latest weapon: Juanjo Lobato

Thursday, 29 January 2015

Cycling on TV: U.S. viewers may see more, eventually

Video: 10 riders to watch at 2015 cyclocross worlds

Gallery: A look inside pro mechanics’ toolboxes

Belgians will be tough to beat in U-23, junior ‘cross worlds

Golden opportunity: Women’s ‘cross worlds there for the taking

Matteo Pelucchi wins Mallorca opener

Paris-Roubaix 2015: A taste of Tour cobbles

Lance: From fraud to forgiveness?

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Global reaction to his BBC interview suggests Lance Armstrong is still in detention, but the path to redemption could be closer to home.

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Tour champion Nibali’s 2015 campaign starts in Dubai

Cyclocross worlds in a word? Unpredictable

Ask a Mechanic: Overhauling Shimano hubs

Local favorite Nash aims for cyclocross worlds win

Para-cycling to find out 2020 fate

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Para-cycling will find out on Saturday whether it will be part of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic programme.

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Wednesday, 28 January 2015

UCI to host inaugural Women’s Teams Seminar

2015 Track World Championships roster announced

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USA Cycling announced the 11-member 2015 UCI Track World Championships roster on Wednesday. The five-day World Championships will be held in St. Quentin en Yvelines, France, Feb. 18-22.

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Video: Peter Sagan’s Specialized S-Works Venge

Find your approach: Eight ways to get in solid winter training

Changing the Business Model: Rethinking pro cycling’s governance

Valverde kicks off 2015 race season in Mallorca

Teams lining up to sign Colombian sprinter Fernando Gaviria

Tech: Mark Cavendish's Specialized S-Works Venge

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Tech: Mark Cavendish's Specialized S-Works Venge2015 race bike for Etixx-QuickStep sprinter By Cycling News. January 28, 08:59 Mark Cavendish (Etixx-QuickStep) has begun his 2015 season on a...

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Italian police to carry out anti-doping controls in Italy

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Italian police to carry out anti-doping controls in ItalyNAS to work with Italian Olympic Committee By Cycling News. January 28, 08:43 The Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) has announced that it will...

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Tuesday, 27 January 2015

VeloNews seeking an Editor in Chief, based in Boulder, Colorado

Video: Tinkoff-Saxo present 2015 team issue Specialized Tarmac bike

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Video: Tinkoff-Saxo present 2015 team issue Specialized Tarmac bikeSagan and Contador to use FSA, Shimano components, Roval wheels By Cycling News. January 27, 23:28 The Tinkoff-Saxo team has...

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Craddock heading home after nasty TDU crash

Andreu willing to cooperate with whistleblower suit against Armstrong

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Andreu willing to cooperate with whistleblower suit against ArmstrongFormer teammate expecting subpoena in US federal case By Daniel Benson. January 27, 21:35 Frankie Andreu says he will cooperate...

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Armstrong is a scapegoat - McQuaid

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Banned cyclist Lance Armstrong has been harshly treated, according to former world cycling chief Pat McQuaid.

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Armstrong charm is false - Andreu

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Betsy Andreu, David Walsh and Christophe Bassons react to Lance Armstrong's interview with the BBC.

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Gallery: Limited-edition Eddy Merckx Eddy70

SRAM Red wireless electronic group details discovered

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SRAM Red wireless electronic group details discoveredElectronic shifting actuation likely to be dubbed 'eTap' By James Huang. January 27, 19:43 This article first appeared on BikeRadar. SRAM still...

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In the News: Armstrong says ex-dopers should talk to CIRC

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Speaking to BBC Sport, Lance Armstrong said that UCI president Brian Cookson should force the likes of Astana’s Alexandre Vinokourov, Tinkoff-Saxo’s Bjarne Riis, and other controversial team managers still in the sport, to cooperate with the Cycling Independent Reform Commission (CIRC).

“If I’m Brian Cookson, I would make it a deal point that you have to come in and talk,” he said. “So if Riis doesn’t talk to you, or Vinokourov doesn’t, there should be consequences. I don’t know those to be examples, but I can imagine.

“If you don’t come in to talk, you don’t just get passed.”

When asked for a reaction, Riis’ team Tinkoff-Saxo said he has never refused to meet CIRC, and it wanted to respect the confidentiality of the process. The UCI said it would wait until CIRC’s report is finished before commenting. Armstrong has testified before the panel.

UCI investigating allegations against Zorzoli

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UCI investigating allegations against Zorzoli Scientific Advisor under suspension By Daniel Benson. January 27, 18:25 The UCI has confirmed to Cyclingnews that they have received documentation from...

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Carmen Small Journal: My first track race

2015 Tour of Qatar to host star-studded field

Wiggins set to debut rainbow jersey at Tour of Qatar

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Wiggins set to debut rainbow jersey at Tour of Qatar18 teams named for February stage race By Cycling News. January 27, 15:49 The organisers of the Tour of Qatar have announced the 18 teams which...

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Roman Kreuziger’s highs and lows

Armstrong critical of UCI president Brian Cookson

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Armstrong critical of UCI president Brian Cookson Disgraced Texan says he feel sorry for Froome and Wiggins By Cycling News. January 27, 15:05 Lance Armstrong has claimed that Brian Cookson has not...

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Technical FAQ: Cracked carbon seatposts and more

Meeusen and Sweeck named in Belgium squad for World Cyclo-cross Championships

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Meeusen and Sweeck named in Belgium squad for World Cyclo-cross ChampionshipsCant leads women's squad in Tabor By Cycling News. January 27, 13:14 The Belgium Cycling Federation has included Tom...

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The Quiet Man speaks

Paul Smith designs Dubai Tour jerseys

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Paul Smith designs Dubai Tour jerseysNibali, Cavendish and Gilbert in action in the UAE next week By Cycling News. January 27, 10:49 British fashion designer Paul Smith has been revealed as the...

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Team Sky set for Tour de Langkawi debut

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Team Sky set for Tour de Langkawi debutDeignan and Pate on provisional roster By Cycling News. January 27, 10:07 Team Sky will make their debut at the Tour de Langkawi in March with Philip Deignan,...

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Monday, 26 January 2015

Ladies Tour of Qatar announces 2015 teams

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Ladies Tour of Qatar announces 2015 teamsFour-time champion Kirsten Wild to miss season opener By Cycling News. January 27, 07:20 The 15 teams which will compete at the 2015 Ladies Tour of Qatar have...

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Gallery: Another custom bike for Evans

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Gallery: Another custom bike for EvansBMC rider given special teammachine for Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race By Cycling News. January 27, 02:00 Having received a special BMC teammachine SLR01 as a...

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Fifteen teams set to contest Ladies Tour of Qatar

Astana should be banned - Armstrong

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Lance Armstrong is unimpressed with Brian Cookson's start as UCI boss but is sorry today's riders must keep answering drugs questions.

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Clarke to lead Orica-GreenEdge at Herald Sun Tour

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Clarke to lead Orica-GreenEdge at Herald Sun TourDefending champion returns with strong support By Cycling News. January 27, 00:10 Simon Clarke will lead a strong Orica-GreenEdge contingent at the...

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Gallery: Marianne Vos and Rabo Liv head into season with confidence

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Gallery: Marianne Vos and Rabo Liv head into season with confidenceTeam presented in Emmen By Cycling News. January 26, 22:10 The 2015 Rabo Liv team was presented in Emmen today, adding three new...

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Armstrong says he’d cheat again

Gallery: Edvald Boasson Hagen's MTN-Qhubeka Cervélo S5

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Gallery: Edvald Boasson Hagen's MTN-Qhubeka Cervélo S5A machine for the Classics By Cycling News. January 26, 21:38 Edvald Boasson Hagen will head up the MTN-Qhubeka p/b Samsung's charge for the...

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USA Cycling announces changes to 2015 BMX Devo Program, rider qualifications

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USA Cycling announced Monday various changes to the 2015 BMX Development (Devo) Program, including rider camp qualifications.

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News shorts: Gaviria courted by WorldTour, Greipel and Valverde to Mallorca

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News shorts: Gaviria courted by WorldTour, Greipel and Valverde to MallorcaContador's Vuelta-winning Tarmac up for auction, MTN personalizes jerseys By Cycling News. January 26, 20:24 Gaviria courted...

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Gallery: Wanty-Groupe Gobert prepare for the 2015 season in Spain

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Gallery: Wanty-Groupe Gobert prepare for the 2015 season in SpainTeam welcomes new riders Gasparotto and Marcato By Cycling News. January 26, 19:47 Wanty-Groupe Gobert united for a two-week...

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Lance Armstrong: Doping was a bad decision in an imperfect time

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Lance Armstrong: Doping was a bad decision in an imperfect timeBanned rider would make the same choices again By Cycling News. January 26, 18:26 In a soon-to-be aired television interview with the...

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Gallery: Tour de San Luis, stage 7

Limitless: Rohan Dennis’ 2013 Alberta win threw the doors wide open

I'd probably cheat again - Armstrong

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Lance Armstrong says the time is coming when he should be forgiven, and tells the BBC he would do it again under the same circumstances.

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Lance Armstrong interview transcript

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In his first TV interview for two years, Lance Armstrong discusses forgiveness, the future and for what he is & is not sorry.

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Armstrong - the same, but different

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Lance Armstrong is still fighting, but BBC sports editor Dan Roan sees how his fall from grace has taken an inevitable toll.

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VIDEO: Armstrong on drugs, history and the future

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BBC sports editor Dan Roan speaks exclusively to disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong in his first TV interview since he confessed to doping.

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VIDEO: Armstrong on drugs, history and the future

Horner, Airgas-Safeway disappointed after missing Tour of California invitation

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Horner, Airgas-Safeway disappointed after missing Tour of California invitation'I couldn't believe it,' says 2013 Vuelta champion By Pat Malach. January 26, 16:04 Earlier this week when the Amgen...

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Horner, team disappointed after missing California invitation

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Horner, team disappointed after missing California invitation'I couldn't believe it,' says 2013 Vuelta champion By Pat Malach. January 26, 16:04 Earlier this week when the Amgen Tour of California...

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Video: How to set your saddle height

UCI delays new rankings system after catching heat

Photo Essay: Cyclocross World Cup closes in Hoogerheide

Wiggins out of Challenge Mallorca with Qatar debut pencilled in

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Wiggins out of Challenge Mallorca with Qatar debut pencilled inDebuts for König, Viviani and Fenn in Spain By Cycling News. January 26, 14:06 Team Sky have confirmed their line-ups for the Challenge...

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Wiggins out of Challenge Mallorca with Qatar debut penciled in

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Wiggins out of Challenge Mallorca with Qatar debut penciled inDebuts for Konig, Viviani and Fenn in Spain By Cycling News. January 26, 14:06 Team Sky have confirmed their line-ups for the Challenge...

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Andy Fenn relishing prospect of Classics campaign with Sky

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Andy Fenn relishing prospect of Classics campaign with SkySprinter hoping to regain confidence after Omega Pharma switch By Peter Cossins. January 26, 13:46 Three years on from the startling start...

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Aussies to UCI: Keep the Tour Down Under in January

Greipel confirms race plans as far as Giro d'Italia

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Greipel confirms race plans as far as Giro d'ItaliaGerman skips Qatar and Oman By Alasdair Fotheringham. January 26, 12:41 Germany’s André Greipel (Lotto-Soudal) has released his 2015...

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Gallery: Bauke Mollema track testing on the Trek Speed Concept

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Gallery: Bauke Mollema track testing on the Trek Speed ConceptTour de France rider testing on the track in Valencia By Cycling News. January 26, 11:28 After last year’s Tour de France time...

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Cavendish wins in Tour de San Luis

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Cavendish wins in Tour de San LuisBritish rider takes first victory of 2015 By Cycling News. January 26, 09:56 Mark Cavendish opened his season account with a win on the final day of the Tour de San...

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Pauwels and Cant secure UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup elite titles

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Pauwels and Cant secure UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup elite titlesCyclo-cross racers look ahead to Worlds in Tabor By Cycling News. January 26, 20:28 Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Napoleon Games) and Sanne Cant...

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Cavendish wins final San Luis stage

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Mark Cavendish wins the final stage of the Tour de San Luis in Argentina as Dani Diaz takes overall victory in his homeland.

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Sunday, 25 January 2015

Tour de San Luis victory not a sure ticket to higher level for Díaz

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Tour de San Luis victory not a sure ticket to higher level for DíazArgentinian seals overall win By Barry Ryan. January 25, 23:35 At some point amid the ticker tape next Sunday night, the most...

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Diaz wins Tour de San Luis, Cavendish claims stage 7

Hecht Earns Top Result in Hoogerheide's Cyclo-cross World Cup Finale

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Gage Hecht finished third in junior mens race as he and Katie Compton held on to their top five overall series rankings.

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Video: Jeremy Roy avoids the crashes at the Tour Down Under

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Video: Jeremy Roy avoids the crashes at the Tour Down UnderFDJ rider captures more action with on-bike cameras By Cycling News. January 25, 21:19 Jeremy Roy (FDJ) has again highlighted his...

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Results: 2014-15 UCI Cyclocross World Cup-Hoogerheide

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Men

1. Mathieu Van Der Poel, BKCP-Powerplus, in 1:08:38

2. Wout Van Aert, Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace Continental Team, at 01:04

3. Gianni Vermeersch, Sunweb-Napoleon Games , at 01:21

4. Kevin Pauwels, Sunweb-Napoleon Games , at 01:22

5. Lars Van De Haar, Team Giant-Alpecin, at 01:37

6. Sven Nys, at 01:56

7. Francis Mourey, Fdj, at 02:18

8. Tim Merlier, Sunweb-Napoleon Games , at 02:52

9. Jens Adams, Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace Continental Team, at 02:57

10. Fabien Canal, Armee De Terre E-Sportsante, at 03:04

11. Julien Taramarcaz, Corendon-kwadro, at 03:05

12. David Menut, Auber 93, at 03:26

13. Jeremy Powers, Rapha-Focus, at 03:34

14. Philipp Walsleben, BKCP-Powerplus, at 03:41

15. Aurelio FontanaMarco, at 03:42

16. Twan Van Den Brand, Cyclingteam Jo Piels, at 03:50

17. Marcel Meisen, Corendon-kwadro, at 03:58

18. Tom Meeusen, Telenet-Fidea , at 04:07

19. Radomir Simunek, Corendon-Kwadro, at 04:14

20. Gert-jan Bosman, Cyclingteam Jo Piels, at 04:14

21. Niels Wubben, Telenet-Fidea , at 04:15

22. Bart Wellens, Telenet-Fidea , at 04:19

23. Michael Boros, at 04:30

24. Jim Aernouts, Sunweb-Napoleon Games , at 04:41

25. Tomas Paprstka, at 04:55

26. Thijs Van Amerongen, Telenet-Fidea , at 05:08

27. Corne Van Kessel, Telenet-Fidea , at 05:16

28. David Van Der Poel, BKCP-Powerplus, at 05:17

29. Luca Braidot, at 05:58

30. Sascha Weber, at 07:13

31. Jonathan Page, at :1LAP

32. Arnaud Grand, at :1LAP

33. Ian Field, at :1LAP

34. Javier Ruiz De Larrinaga Ibanez, at :1LAP

35. Marcel Wildhaber, at :1LAP

36. Aitor Hernandez Gutierrez, at :1LAP

37. Stephen Hyde, at :1LAP

38. Ole Quast, at :1LAP

39. Clement Lhotellerie, at :1LAP

40. Mariusz Gil, at :1LAP

41. James Driscoll, at :1LAP

42. Yoann Corbihan, at :2LAP

43. Martin Haring, Ck Banska Bystrica, at :2LAP

44. Alois Falenta, at :2LAP

45. Lubomir Petrus, BKCP-Powerplus, at :2LAP

46. Andreas Moser, at :2LAP

47. Bryan Falaschi, at :3LAP

48. Severin Saegesser, at :3LAP

49. Matej Lasak, at :3LAP

50. Zach McDonald, at :3LAP

51. Nicolas Samparisi, at :3LAP

52. Marco Ponta, at :3LAP

53. Inigo Gomez Elorriaga, at :3LAP

54. Joachim Parbo, at :3LAP

55. Aaron Schooler, at :4LAP

56. Vladimir Kyzivat, at :4LAP

57. Vaclav Metlicka, at :4LAP

58. Mike Garrigan, at :5LAP

59. Kazuhiro Yamamoto, at :5LAP

60. Joseba Leon Gutierrez, at :5LAP

61. Garry Millburn, at :5LAP

62. Mark McConnell, at :5LAP

63. Paul Redenbach, at :5LAP

64. Yu Takenouchi, Veranclassic-Ekoi, at :6LAP

65. Mario Matijevic, at :6LAP

Women

1. Eva Lechner, in 0:44:53

2. Katerina Nash, at 00:18

3. Pauline Ferrand Prevot, Rabo Liv Women, at 00:27

4. Sanne Cant, at 00:54

5. Sabrina Stultiens, Team Liv-plantur, at 01:03

6. Lucie Chainel-lefevre, at 01:19

7. Ellen VanLoy, at 01:32

8. Jolien Verschueren, at 01:40

9. Helen Wyman, at 01:58

10. Nikki Harris, at 02:17

11. Sophie DeBoer, Parkhotel Valkenburg Continental Team, at 02:40

12. Marianne Vos, Rabo Liv Women , at 02:53

13. Martina Mikulaskova, at 02:57

14. Rachel Lloyd, at 03:02

15. Kaitlin Antonneau, Twenty 16 P/b Sho-Air, at 03:04

16. Christine Majerus, Boels Dolmans , at 03:18

17. Maria ArzuffiAlice, Inpa Sottoli Giusfredi, at 03:33

18. Sanne Van Paassen, Boels Dolmans, at 03:42

19. Caroline Mani, at 03:51

20. Loes Sels, at 04:11

21. Katherine Compton, Trek Factory Racing, at 04:19

22. Elle Anderson, BMW-Happy Tooth Dental, at 04:24

23. Pavla Havlikova, at 04:34

24. Jessica Lambracht, at 04:53

25. Aida Nuno, at 04:54

26. Reza Hormes, at 05:09

27. Lisa Heckmann, at 05:14

28. Marlene Petit, at 05:14

29. Mical Dyck, at 05:15

30. Crystal Anthony, at 05:34

31. Laura Verdonschot, at 05:35

32. Amira Mellor, at 05:59

33. Karen Verhestraeten, at 06:10

34. Hannah Payton, at 06:14

35. Karla Stepanova, at 06:24

36. Hoek Bianca VanDen, Parkhotel Valkenburg Continental Team, at 06:33

37. Chiara Teocchi, at 06:47

38. Esmee Oosterman, at 06:52

39. Janka Keseg Stevkova, at 07:03

40. Maria ErlandssonAsa, at 07:31

41. Lizzy Witlox, at 07:53

42. Katrien Thijs, at 07:55

43. Emeline Gaultier, at 08:00

44. Nikola Noskova, at 08:20

45. Suzie Godart, at 08:46

46. Driessche Femke VanDen, at 09:09

47. Carolina Gomez, at 09:11

48. Christine Vardaros, at 09:35

49. Nadja Heigl, at 10:18

50. Denisa Lukesova, at :1LAP

51. Monica Carrascosa, at :2LAP

52. Lindsay Gorrell, at :2LAP

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Results: 2015 Santos Tour Down Under, stage 6

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1. Wouter WIPPERT, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, in 1:56:09

2. Heinrich HAUSSLER, IAM CYCLING, at :00

3. Boris VALLEE, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :00

4. Pavel BRUTT, TINKOFF-SAXO, at :00

5. Daryl IMPEY, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :00

6. Niccolo BONIFAZIO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00

7. Steele VON HOFF, AUS, at :00

8. Ruslan TLEUBAYEV, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :00

9. Rudiger SELIG, TEAM KATUSHA, at :00

10. Sébastien CHAVANEL, FDJ, at :00

11. Gianni MEERSMAN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00

12. Giacomo NIZZOLO, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :00

13. Tom DUMOULIN, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :00

14. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, at :00

15. Michael SCHÄR, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00

16. Enrique SANZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00

17. Domenico POZZOVIVO, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :00

18. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00

19. Aleksei TCATEVICH, TEAM KATUSHA, at :00

20. Ruben FERNANDEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00

21. Cadel EVANS, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00

22. Yves LAMPAERT, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00

23. Julien BERARD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :00

24. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, at :00

25. Mark RENSHAW, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00

26. George BENNETT, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :00

27. Roger KLUGE, IAM CYCLING, at :00

28. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00

29. Tsgabu Gebremaryam GRMAY, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00

30. Christopher SUTTON, TEAM SKY, at :00

31. Gert DOCKX, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :00

32. Greg HENDERSON, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :00

33. Jérémy ROY, FDJ, at :00

34. Silvan DILLIER, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00

35. Danilo WYSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00

36. Maxime BOUET, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00

37. Koen DE KORT, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :00

38. Martin VELITS, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00

39. Stef CLEMENT, IAM CYCLING, at :00

40. Martin ELMIGER, IAM CYCLING, at :00

41. Martin KOHLER, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at :05

42. Simon GESCHKE, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :05

43. Cédric PINEAU, FDJ, at :05

44. Mathew HAYMAN, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :09

45. Vicente REYNES MIMO, IAM CYCLING, at :20

46. Geraint THOMAS, TEAM SKY, at :22

47. Salvatore PUCCIO, TEAM SKY, at :22

48. Michael HEPBURN, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :29

49. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, at :32

50. Sam BEWLEY, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :36

51. Pieter SERRY, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :44

52. Cameron MEYER, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :45

53. Adam HANSEN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :50

54. Laurent DIDIER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :50

55. Martijn KEIZER, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :50

56. Moreno MOSER, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :50

57. Luis Leon SANCHEZ GIL, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :50

58. Ian STANNARD, TEAM SKY, at :50

59. Eugenio ALAFACI, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :56

60. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:01

61. Graeme BROWN, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 1:06

62. Lars Ytting BAK, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 1:06

63. Jesper HANSEN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:14

64. Michael ROGERS, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:14

65. Lasse Norman HANSEN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 1:14

66. Jack HAIG, AUS, at 1:14

67. Thomas DE GENDT, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 1:14

68. Tiago MACHADO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:14

69. David DE LA CRUZ MELGAREJO, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:14

70. Daniel MCCONNELL, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:14

71. Hayden ROULSTON, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:14

72. Davide VILLELLA, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 1:14

73. Pablo LASTRAS GARCIA, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 1:14

74. Sergey LAGUTIN, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:14

75. Jordan KERBY, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 1:21

76. William CLARKE, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 1:21

77. Alexander EDMONSON, AUS, at 1:25

78. Roberto FERRARI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:25

79. Manuele BOARO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:25

80. Alexis GOUGEARD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 1:46

81. Samuel DUMOULIN, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 1:46

82. Christophe RIBLON, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 1:46

83. Peter STETINA, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:46

84. Axel DOMONT, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:36

85. David TANNER, IAM CYCLING, at 3:03

86. Davide MALACARNE, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 3:22

87. Jack BOBRIDGE, UniSA, at 3:29

88. Timothy ROE, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 3:29

89. Barry MARKUS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 3:29

90. Bertjan LINDEMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 3:29

91. Robert POWER, AUS, at 3:29

92. Miles SCOTSON, AUS, at 3:29

93. Oliver ZAUGG, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 3:29

94. Rick FLENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 3:29

95. Nathan HAAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 3:29

96. Ryder HESJEDAL, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 3:29

97. Alex HOWES, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 3:29

98. Kristijan DURASEK, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 3:29

99. Calvin WATSON, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 3:29

100. Lars BOOM, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 4:01

101. Marcel KITTEL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 4:11

102. Albert TIMMER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 4:11

103. Biel KADRI, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 4:11

104. Chad HAGA, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 4:28

105. Peter KENNAUGH, TEAM SKY, at 4:28

106. Christopher JUUL JENSEN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 4:28

107. Matteo BONO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 4:28

108. Giampaolo CARUSO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 4:28

109. Maxim BELKOV, TEAM KATUSHA, at 4:28

110. José HERRADA LOPEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 5:47

111. Dario CATALDO, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 5:47

112. Juan Jose LOBATO DEL VALLE, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 5:47

113. Eros CAPECCHI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 5:47

114. Luke DURBRIDGE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 5:47

115. Neil VAN DER PLOEG, AUS, at 5:47

116. Laurens DE VREESE, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 5:47

117. Lieuwe WESTRA, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 5:47

118. Vladimir ISAYCHEV, TEAM KATUSHA, at 5:47

119. Timo ROOSEN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 5:47

120. Simon CLARKE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 5:47

121. Jussi VEIKKANEN, FDJ, at 5:47

DNF Manuele MORI, LAMPRE-MERIDA

DNF Jack BAUER, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN

DNF Marco COLEDAN, TREK FACTORY RACING

DNF Arnold JEANNESSON, FDJ

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UCI back tracks on ranking and points system for 2015

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Kevin Pauwels, Sanne Cant claim UCI World Cup titles

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Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Napoleon Games) and Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) claimed their UCI cyclocross World Cup titles on Sunday following the final race at Hoogerheide.

Mathieu Van der Poel (BKCP-PowerPlus) won the men’s finale in the Netherlands, bolting away from the field on the first lap and staying away to the finish. Wout Van Aert (Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace) took second with Gianni Vermeersch (Sunweb) third.

Pauwels, who finished fourth, collected the overall title with 430 points. Lars Van der Haar (Giant-Alpecin) finished second overall with 345 while Corne Van Kessel (Telenet-Fidea) took third with 307.

Eva Lechner (Colnago Sudtirol) took the women’s closer ahead of Katerina Nash (Luna) and Pauline Ferrand Prevot (Rabo-Liv).

Cant, like Pauwels, finished fourth to lock up the series title with 246 points. Ellen Van Loy (Telenet-Fidea( finished second with 204 and Katie Compton (Trek Factory Racing) finished third with 187.

Fast and faster

Tom Meeusen (Telenet-Fidea) bolted off the front of the men’s field from the gun, chased by Pauwels and Van der Poel. Then Van der Poel took over at the front and almost instantly opened a seven-second gap on the muddy circuit. In short order he was completely out of sight.

As the first lap ended Van der Poel was already 15 seconds ahead of a chase featuring Sunweb teammates Pauwels and Tim Merlier. A lap later, Vermeersch had moved into second, 24 seconds down on the leader.

With six to go Van der Poel led Vermeersch by 33 seconds as Van Aert fronted a bigger chase a minute down.

Van Aert got away from that group during the lap and took over sole possession of third, pursued by Pauwels. The World Cup leader caught on, and with a half hour gone and five laps remaining Van der Poel remained alone out front, despite a bobble. Vermeersch was losing ground at 43 seconds while Van Aert and Pauwels were at 1:04.

Sven Nys (Crelan-AA Drink), Van der Haar and Francis Mourey (FDJ) linked up with Van Aert and Pauwels, adding horsepower to the chase until Pauwels dumped it in a corner and briefly sprung Van der Haar free.

The race for second

With four to go Van der Poel was nearly a minute ahead of Vermeersch, with the second chase a further half-minute in arrears, having retrieved Van der Haar.

A lap later, Vermeersch was clinging to second at 1:08 with a resurgent Van Aert closing in some 10 seconds behind.

Van der Poel dropped his chain and had to dismount to fix it, but he had plenty of time to effect repairs. Behind, Pauwels had bridged to the Van Aert-Vermeersch chase.

Two to go saw Van der Poel still on his own, with the chasing trio battling for second at 1:18.

Come bell lap the pursuit remained a race for second with Van Aert on the front and Pauwels bringing up the rear. Then Van Aert accelerated away from the others and took over the runner-up spot, leaving Vermeersch and Pauwels to fight for third.

Van der Poel grabbed a Dutch banner at the line and celebrated his victory before the home crowd with a flag wave and a fist pump. Van Aert followed at 1:04 for second, while Vermeersch coasted across ahead of Pauwels for third at 1:21.

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Rohan Dennis confirms title at Santos Tour Down Under

Evans says goodbye to the Tour Down Under

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Tour Down Under: Dennis savours first WorldTour victory

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Video: Tour Down Under stage six highlights

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Wippert claims biggest win of young career

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Pauwels and Cant look to secure World Cup titles in Hoogerheide

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Results: 2015 Santos Tour Down Under, stage 5

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1. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, in 3:37:32

2. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, at :09

3. Ruben FERNANDEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :16

4. Cadel EVANS, BMC RACING TEAM, at :16

5. Tom DUMOULIN, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :16

6. Domenico POZZOVIVO, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :19

7. Tiago MACHADO, TEAM KATUSHA, at :24

8. Moreno MOSER, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :26

9. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :28

10. Arnold JEANNESSON, FDJ, at :28

11. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, at :28

12. Daryl IMPEY, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :28

13. George BENNETT, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :32

14. Tsgabu Gebremaryam GRMAY, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :38

15. Michael ROGERS, TINKOFF-SAXO, at :48

16. Luis Leon SANCHEZ GIL, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :48

17. Cameron MEYER, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :48

18. Davide VILLELLA, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :56

19. Thomas DE GENDT, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :58

20. Eros CAPECCHI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 1:02

21. Jack HAIG, AUS, at 1:05

22. Adam HANSEN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 1:15

23. David DE LA CRUZ MELGAREJO, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:29

24. Jérémy ROY, FDJ, at 1:54

25. Simon GESCHKE, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 2:16

26. Manuele MORI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:16

27. Maxime BOUET, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 2:16

28. Lars Ytting BAK, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:16

29. Lieuwe WESTRA, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 2:16

30. Sergey LAGUTIN, TEAM KATUSHA, at 2:16

31. Timothy ROE, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 2:16

32. Samuel DUMOULIN, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:16

33. Stef CLEMENT, IAM CYCLING, at 2:16

34. Julien BERARD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:21

35. Laurent DIDIER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:24

36. Daniel MCCONNELL, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:24

37. Christopher JUUL JENSEN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 2:31

38. Bertjan LINDEMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 2:31

39. Kristijan DURASEK, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:31

40. Hayden ROULSTON, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:53

41. Peter STETINA, BMC RACING TEAM, at 3:05

42. Timo ROOSEN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 3:08

43. Cédric PINEAU, FDJ, at 3:08

44. Robert POWER, AUS, at 3:08

45. Martin ELMIGER, IAM CYCLING, at 3:18

46. Pablo LASTRAS GARCIA, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 3:22

47. Giampaolo CARUSO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 3:22

48. Martin VELITS, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 3:40

49. Simon CLARKE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 3:40

50. Luke DURBRIDGE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 3:40

51. Geraint THOMAS, TEAM SKY, at 4:09

52. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, at 4:09

53. Mathew HAYMAN, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 4:09

54. Heinrich HAUSSLER, IAM CYCLING, at 4:09

55. Pavel BRUTT, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 4:09

56. Vicente REYNES MIMO, IAM CYCLING, at 4:09

57. Martijn KEIZER, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 4:09

58. Jack BAUER, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 4:16

59. Calvin WATSON, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 4:24

60. Enrique SANZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 4:28

61. Dario CATALDO, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 4:40

62. Davide MALACARNE, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 4:40

63. Michael SCHÄR, BMC RACING TEAM, at 4:43

64. Biel KADRI, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 4:46

65. David TANNER, IAM CYCLING, at 4:46

66. Lasse Norman HANSEN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 5:11

67. Laurens DE VREESE, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 5:34

68. Gert DOCKX, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 5:34

69. José HERRADA LOPEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 5:34

70. Peter KENNAUGH, TEAM SKY, at 5:45

71. Ian STANNARD, TEAM SKY, at 5:45

72. Salvatore PUCCIO, TEAM SKY, at 5:45

73. Jesper HANSEN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 5:45

74. Oliver ZAUGG, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 5:45

75. Steele VON HOFF, AUS, at 5:45

76. Jussi VEIKKANEN, FDJ, at 5:45

77. William CLARKE, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 5:45

78. Miles SCOTSON, AUS, at 5:45

79. Maxim BELKOV, TEAM KATUSHA, at 5:45

80. Chad HAGA, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 6:11

81. Lars BOOM, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 6:46

82. Roger KLUGE, IAM CYCLING, at 7:41

83. Jack BOBRIDGE, UniSA, at 8:45

84. Alex HOWES, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 8:45

85. Ryder HESJEDAL, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 8:45

86. Nathan HAAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 8:45

87. Gianni MEERSMAN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 8:52

88. Pieter SERRY, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 8:52

89. Albert TIMMER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 8:56

90. Silvan DILLIER, BMC RACING TEAM, at 13:48

91. Martin KOHLER, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 13:48

92. Aleksei TCATEVICH, TEAM KATUSHA, at 13:48

93. Sam BEWLEY, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 13:48

94. Danilo WYSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 13:48

95. Boris VALLEE, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 13:48

96. Axel DOMONT, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 13:48

97. Ruslan TLEUBAYEV, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 13:48

98. Alexander EDMONSON, AUS, at 13:48

99. Neil VAN DER PLOEG, AUS, at 13:48

100. Michael HEPBURN, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 13:48

101. Graeme BROWN, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 14:30

102. Christopher SUTTON, TEAM SKY, at 14:30

103. Koen DE KORT, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 14:30

104. Barry MARKUS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 14:30

105. Sébastien CHAVANEL, FDJ, at 14:30

106. Marcel KITTEL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 14:30

107. Eugenio ALAFACI, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 14:30

108. Mark RENSHAW, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 14:30

109. Juan Jose LOBATO DEL VALLE, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 14:30

110. Yves LAMPAERT, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 14:30

111. Rudiger SELIG, TEAM KATUSHA, at 14:30

112. Rick FLENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 14:30

113. Alexis GOUGEARD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 14:30

114. Christophe RIBLON, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 14:30

115. Matteo BONO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 14:30

116. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 14:30

117. Manuele BOARO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 14:30

118. Giacomo NIZZOLO, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 14:30

119. Marco COLEDAN, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 14:30

120. Roberto FERRARI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 14:30

121. Niccolo BONIFAZIO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 14:39

122. Greg HENDERSON, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 14:39

123. Jordan KERBY, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 15:09

124. Wouter WIPPERT, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING, at 15:51

125. Vladimir ISAYCHEV, TEAM KATUSHA, at 16:06

DNF Maarten TJALLINGII, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO

DNS Kenny DE HAES, LOTTO SOUDAL

DNS Olivier LE GAC, FDJ

DNS Lorenzo MANZIN, FDJ

DNS Travis MEYER, DRAPAC PROFESSIONAL CYCLING

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Voigt and Meares named as Tour Down Under ambassadors

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Renshaw ready to team up with Cavendish for 2015 sprintsAustralian talks about Tour Down Under sprints By Rupert Guinness. January 24, 12:45 As the lead-out rider for Mark Cavendish, Australian Mark...

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Video: Tour Down Under stage five highlights

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Video: Tour Down Under stage five highlightsPorte conquers Willunga Hill but Dennis shows his talent By Cycling News. January 24, 10:32 Richie Porte (Team Sky) was crowned the king of Willunga Hill...

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Dennis on cusp of Tour Down Under victoryBMC rider holds two second advantage over Porte By Zeb Woodpower. January 24, 09:00 There will be no fairytale finish to Cadel Evans' last Tour Down Under but...

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Porte repeats on Willunga Hill

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Porte repeats on Willunga HillTeam Sky rider moves into second overall By Zeb Woodpower. January 24, 07:50 Richie Porte (Team Sky) made Willunga Hill his own today with an attack 1.2km from the...

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Friday, 23 January 2015

Gallery: Tour de San Luis, stage 5

Kwiatkowski feels his way into new campaign at Tour de San Luis

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Kwiatkowski feels his way into new campaign at Tour de San LuisWorld champion takes second place in stage 5 time trial By Barry Ryan. January 23, 23:39 Michal Kwiatkowski’s measured performance...

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Deja vu: Malori wins Tour de San Luis time trial

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Italian Adriano Malori (Movistar) won Friday’s individual time trial at the Tour de San Luis — a repeat win for the 26-year-old, who won the same stage in the Argentine race’s 2014 edition.

The 17.4km time trial was held in sweltering conditions — nearing 100 degrees Fahrenheit at the start in San Luis.

With only about 360 feet of climbing, almost entirely in the second half of the out-and-back course, it was a stage that favored time trial specialists.

Early on in the day, David Williams (Jamis-Hagens Berman) set a best time of 21:10.10. Serghei Tvetcov (Androni-Giocattoli) soon unseated the American with a time of 20:36.40.

Canadian Hugo Houle (Ag2r-La Mondiale) was next in the hot seat, but then, last year’s winner of the Tour de San Luis time trial, Adriano Malori (Movistar) came in with a blistering time, besting Houle by five seconds.

Etixx-Quick-Step’s Michal Kwiatkowski, the Polish national TT champ, was next to crack the top three, stopping the clock four seconds shy of Malori’s time, good for second place.

After finishing, Malori noted that the wind was a significant factor in the final half of the race.

The overall race leader, Daniel Diaz (Funvic), stopped the clock at 20:49.89, finishing two seconds ahead of Nairo Quintana (Movistar), who started the day in fourth place overall. Rodolfo Torres (Team Colombia), second place overall, also ceded time on GC, finishing the individual effort in 20:58.13.

Alex Diniz (Funvic), who was sitting in third place overall, was forced to abandon on Friday, due to gastric problems. This moved Quintana into third place on GC, behind Diaz and Torres.

Malori held on to win stage 5, followed by Kwiatkowski in second and Houle, third.

Saturday’s stage 6 will subject the peloton to another major summit finish, riding 117.5km from Achiras to Filo Sierras Comechingones, a 4,167-foot climb averaging 7.8 percent.

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Paolini goes the distance at the Tour de San Luis

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Paolini goes the distance at the Tour de San Luis“My objective is just to be 100 per cent at San Remo and the Classics," says Katusha rider By Barry Ryan. January 23, 21:03 Each morning in San Luis,...

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