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Kévin Vauquelin cries foul play from 'Soudal guy' as Ineos Grenadiers rider launches stunning comeback at Paris-Nice after being dumped in the echelons

Frenchman was chasing for over 100km before dropping most of the GC riders he caught

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'We're best friends but he's technically my boss' – Ben Swift backs Geraint Thomas to return Ineos Grenadiers to former glories

Long-term teammate says Welshman brings 'perspective of what it's actually like in the current peloton'

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Manchester United’s problems run deeper than another managerial sacking

At its peak in the 1990s and 2000s, Manchester United was the reference point in professional club football around the globe. It set the commercial agenda, dominated the game domestically and projected power far beyond the pitch. That era now feels distant – not because ambition has faded, but because…

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Man Utd Respond As Bruno Fernandes’s X Account Hacked With Anti-INEOS Post

There was some wild social media activity on Bruno Fernandes’s X account in the aftermath of Man Utd’s FA Cup exit.

Sports Illustrated

Man Utd release statement after Bruno Fernandes’ social media hacked with anti-Ineos posts

The club explained Fernandes had been hacked after his account posted ‘let’s get rid of Ineos’ following the FA Cup defeat against Brighton

The Independent UK

'You can break my nose... but not my heart' – It's all cyclo-cross carnage and tiramisu training rides in this week on cycling social media

Plus a new track release from XDS Astana

Cycling Weekly

'Still plenty to unlock' – Confirmation that Sam Welsford will be launching from the 'dialled' lead-out of Ineos Grenadiers in 2026 and 2027

'We haven’t had many sprinters in the team in the past but when we have, they’ve been pretty successful, so hopefully Sam can continue that history' says Director of Racing Geraint Thomas

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Jack Haig signs for Ineos Grenadiers as Sam Welsford also appears to be at team's training camp

Australians could both be riding for British team in 2026 as roster nears completion

Cycling News

Will Oscar Onley stay with Picnic PostNL for 2026? 'We'll see' says Scottish rider after interest from 'probably 15 teams'

'It's still things up in the air a little bit' says rider who has been linked with Ineos Grenadiers despite two years remaining on current contract

Cycling News

How Tom Pidcock rebounded from rock bottom to rising force at Il Lombardia

A year ago Tom Pidcock was deselected for a race he was a prime contender to win, as his relationship with Ineos Grenadiers fell apart. The past season has more than vindicated his decision to leave - and he returns to Il Lombardia with the chance to right last year’s…

The Independent UK

Manchester United could save £12 million as ‘desperate’ Ruben Amorim sack decision made: report

Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly shown his hand but ‘insiders fear’ a spanner in the works

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Ineos Grenadiers riders shave their heads in celebration of Egan Bernal's first Grand Tour win since life-threatening crash

Michal Kwiatkowski and Brandon Rivera lose bet as Ineos Grenadiers claim second stage victory of race

Cycling News

A hero's homecoming: Inside Geraint Thomas' final race day

Thousands turned out to show their appreciation to the Welshman on the final stage of the Tour of Britain as he concluded his pro career on home roads

Cycling News

'I have it to be with the very best' – Second stage win boosts Thymen Arensman and Ineos Grenadiers' whole Tour de France

Dutchman bagged a big win to La Plagne, ensuring Ineos will leave race with at least two victories

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Pogacar Exits Alps With Tour Stranglehold As Arensman Edges White-knuckle Win

Dutch rider Thymen Arensman picked up a second stage win at the Tour de France on Friday winning stage 19 at La Plagne ski resort as defending champion Tadej Pogacar closed in on a fourth title.

Cycling Weekly

Ineos Grenadiers head soigneur leaves Tour de France and is to be interviewed over historic allegations

Team says it "has acted responsibly and with due process"

Cycling News

Carlos Rodriguez abandons the Tour de France

Ineos Grenadiers team leader leaves race after scans confirm a fracture of the pelvis

Cycling Weekly

'Not so secret weapon' Dave Brailsford welcomed back to Ineos Grenadiers 'with open arms' for Tour de France

Former team principal will be present at race as Ineos attempt to return to past glories

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Ineos Grenadiers sign 16-year-old Spanish talent

Benjamín Noval will ride for the WorldTour squad from 2027, after he finishes his junior days

Cycling News

'He'll sharpen his instincts' – Egan Bernal edging closer to Giro d'Italia success but may need to tame his excitement

'We want a lot more from it than top fives,' says Ineos Grenadiers as ambitions and belief are still high in Italy

Cycling Weekly

More intensity, nutrition and freedom: inside Tom Pidcock's career-best form

The Briton is thriving at his new team, and has been competitive in one-day races and stage races so far in 2025

Evening Standard

Manchester United reveal true cost of Erik ten Hag and Dan Ashworh sackings

Club opted to part company with Ten Hag in October despite triggering a clause to extend his contract in the summer

Cycling News

'Everyone is pretty greedy to win' - Michal Kwiatkowski keeps Ineos Grenadiers on victory path at Clásica Jaén

Former World Champion takes first triumph in 18 months in one-day Classic

The Independent UK

Ruben Amorim says squad should take some responsibility for Man Utd redundancies

Ineos slashed staff benefits and shed around a quarter of United’s staff over the summer, and hiked up ticket prices in a bid to reduce huge losses.

The Independent UK

Man Utd need ‘three or four years’ to complete turnaround under Ruben Amorim, claims Gary Neville

Neville places the blame for United’s current situation with the Glazer family, who took over ownership of the club in 2005

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