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Should cycling ban altitude training? How an obsession with peak performance is ruining racing

Spending sizeable chunks of the season at high altitude has become a staple part of professional cyclists' training regimes, especially if you're a Grand Tour contender. But is altitude training irreversibly harming both rider wellbeing and the quality of racing?

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Wout van Aert 'could have contracted sepsis', underwent surgery to clear infected elbow that ruled him out of Tour de France

More details about serious situation that led to Belgian's withdrawal

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Why Wout van Aert missing the Tour de France is a huge loss for Jonas Vingegaard, and the race itself

Danish rider loses a key ally in his fight against Tadej Pogačar, and swings the odds even further into Slovenian's hands

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'I hope to be at the start of the Tour de France if this week goes well' – Tiesj Benoot finally makes his Decathlon-CMA CGM debut at the Tour de Suisse

Belgian hasn't raced since last October after suffering a herniated disc

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Our Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, recently put the UK-based brand's gravel bike through its paces

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'I would trade all the prize money for safety' – Top gravel pros voice concerns about mayhem with media vehicles, intersections and feed zones

Bigger isn't always better as The Traka, Unbound Gravel and Leadville among races with close calls due to course chaos

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'It will never be ideal' – Mathieu van der Poel still struggling to balance mountain bike and road racing

Dutchman currently in action at Tour de Suisse to build for Tour de France, with MTB return on the cards for August

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Wout van Aert ruled out of Tour de France in big blow to Visma-Lease a Bike

Belgian 'has not recovered in time to start the Tour de France at the required level' after elbow injury

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Primož Roglič takes on Tadej Pogačar at Tour de Suisse to pursue complete set of GC titles at cycling's seven major one-week stage races

Slovenian compatriots collide as veteran leads Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe at now five-day event

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'Training has gone very well' – New challenge for Tadej Pogačar as he completes final Tour de France tune-up on Tour de Suisse debut

World champion to make debut at longstanding stage race on Wednesday against the likes of Roglič and Van der Poel

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Wout van Aert misses start of Tour de France altitude training camp

Belgian already abandoned the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for same reason

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Wide open Tour de Suisse Women as Demi Vollering skips race to prepare for Tour de France Femmes - Analysing the contenders

A 23.7km time trial and single high mountain stage finish set to decide overall winner

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'We stand for equality, respect and freedom' – Uno-X Mobility celebrate Pride Month with rainbow flags at Copenhagen Sprint and Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Men's and women's team riders carry rainbow flags to team presentations over the weekend

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There were winners and losers at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, but mainly losers – including anyone hoping for a ramp-up in Tour de France tension

Tadej Pogačar's domestique beating all of his rivals doesn't exactly bode well for the Tour and hopes of a more open race

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'I just want to be as happy as him on the bike' – Ominous signs for Tadej Pogačar's rivals as Tour de France lieutenant Isaac del Toro takes another step

Mexican wins third one-week WorldTour stage race in 2026, with best still yet to come in Tour debut

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From glory to futility – What version of Paul Seixas will rise from the ashes of his torched Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes?

The French prodigy's Dauphiné did not go as expected, but it may have taught him some lessons he needed to learn

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'I gambled, I put a lot into my effort, I've lost quite a bit' – Final day breakaway for three Netcompany-Ineos riders rounds out brutally tough Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes for British squad

Kévin Vauquelin best overall finisher for British team in 15th place after Oscar Onley crashes out and Josh Tarling breaks collarbone

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'He was just on another level' – Juan Ayuso satisfied with Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes podium after losing out in battle with former teammate Isaac del Toro

'I think it was a really good ride to prepare for the Tour' says Spaniard, who ends Tour de France warm-up race third overall

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'I blew myself up' – Matteo Jorgenson slips off the podium on final climb of Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

US rider has 'no regrets', only 'motivation to improve myself on the longer climbs'

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'It will take some time to sink in' –Luke Tuckwell hands over the yellow jersey but stands firm on Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes podium to cap 'incredible' week

21-year-old Australian produces the ride of his life at Plateau de Solaison

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Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: Isaac del Toro claims overall title with second consecutive mountaintop victory at Plateau de Solaison

Mexican wrestles the yellow jersey from the shoulders of Luke Tuckwell on the final day

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Paul Seixas abandons Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Frenchman climbs into team car early on final stage

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'Nothing is impossible' – Paul Seixas bruised but up for the fight on final day of Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Frenchman still defiant ahead of final stage

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'A shame for sporting fairness' – Paul Seixas' teammate questions other teams' motives, rivals respond

'We had to continue, of course, because there were people in front' says Johanessen

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Wout van Aert a doubt for Visma's Tour de France training camp amid 'mystery' wound inflammation

Belgian gets treatment back home but question marks surround his Tour build-up

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