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Pogacar defends cycling world title in Rwanda with solo run

Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar won an epic men's road race at the cycling world championships on Sunday, going solo from 66km out in the 267km slog over the hills around Kigali.

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Tadej Pogacar underlines status as world’s greatest with second Road World Championships title

The four-time Tour de France champion was once again a cut above the rest of the field as he defended his world title with ease

The Independent UK

Pogacar the great pedals to another epic world title

Tadej Pogacar has made more cycling history with another incredible win in the world championship road race on a brutally tough course in Rwanda.

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‘The more chaotic the race, the better it suits us’: Britain’s Pidcock and Onley look to disrupt Pogacar’s world title defence

The Slovenian is the favourite to make it back-to-back rainbow jerseys on the gruelling Rwandan course - but the British team intend to take the fight to him

The Independent UK

'Little old Oz' out to shock again at cycling worlds

Jai Hindley warns a powerful but under-the-radar Australian cycling team cannot be ruled out from another surprise in the world championships men's road race.

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WADA set to ban carbon monoxide rebreathing after doping concerns

The technique had previously been used to measure the effects of altitude training but sparked controversy over potential performance-enhancing effects

The Independent UK

'I'm sure it won't affect him' – Tadej Pogačar expected to fight back at World Championships after TT disappointment

Slovenian takes on final block of road training in Rwanda

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Great Britain’s Zoe Backstedt wins first-ever under-23 time trial world title

The 20-year-old was almost two minutes clear of second place as she became the first winner in the newly-inaugurated category

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Like a fine Vine: Aussie pedals to world cycling silver

Australian cycling is hailing a brilliant start to the landmark world championships in Rwanda as Jay Vine took silver in the time trial behind Remco Evenepoel.

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As it happened: sublime ride for gold while pre-race favourite misses out on a medal in men's World ITT Championships 2025

Can Tadej Pogačar secure the World Championship double? Remco Evenepoel will be out to stop him

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Kigali hosts historic first road world cycling championships in Africa

The Rwandan capital Kigali will from Sunday host some of the biggest names in cycling, including the men’s and women’s Tour de France winners, for the first staging in Africa of the UCI road world championships.

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How to watch UCI Road World Championships 2025: free streams, schedule, preview

Here's how to watch the UCI Road World Championships live from anywhere as the riders take to the mountainous roads of Kigali in Rwanda.

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Cycling world heads for Rwanda under a cloud of controversy after Vuelta chaos

First road world championships in Africa should be a moment of celebration – instead the sport is mired in controversy

The Guardian - UK

Primož Roglič can 'mix things up' in Rwanda World Championships final, says Slovenia national coach

'We have an almost better prepared national team than last year' says Murn, who admits his team are the favourites

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World cycling’s governing body condemns Spanish government over pro-Palestine protests at Vuelta

The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) released an explosive statement accusing the Spanish government of ‘exploitation of sport for political purposes’

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Protesters brought the Vuelta to its knees and could change cycling forever

VUELTA A ESPANA: Pro-Palestine protests over an Israeli team at the Vuelta cut short stages, endangered riders, and forced an early end to the Spanish grand tour. Flo Clifford explores how the mass demonstrations could have far-reaching consequences for the world’s most accessible sport

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Jonas Vingegaard seals redemption at Vuelta but problems persist for UAE without Tadej Pogacar

The Dane secured his first grand tour title in two years and first outside France to reassert his place in cycling’s top tier

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'I know I have to keep believing in myself' - Wout Van Aert counting down the days to the end of his 2025 season

Belgian suggests the Classics, Two Grand Tours and the World Championships possible 2026 goals

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'I want to peak for the World Championships' - Tadej Pogačar back racing in Canada after Tour de France success and summer break

UAE Team Emirates leader to ride time trial and road race in Rwanda

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Joao Almeida wins Vuelta stage 13 atop mythical Angliru as Jonas Vingegaard keeps overall lead

The Portuguese rider conquered one of the Vuelta’s most fearsome climbs, with the battle for the red jersey increasingly looking like a two-horse race

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The fatal flaw that could spell the end for Tadej Pogacar’s team

Pogacar’s dominance hides a squad seemingly seething with resentment and competing ambitions, with potentially disastrous consequences

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Farewell, G: Geraint Thomas, and a bygone era, set for Tour of Britain send-off

The Welshman will retire at the conclusion of this year’s race in his hometown Cardiff - and pass the baton to the next generation of British stars

The Independent UK

Five key stages where the Vuelta a Espana may be won or lost

This year’s route features a number of potential pitfalls for the maillot rojo hopefuls, from lethal climbs to a ‘race of truth’

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'I’m going to enjoy it' – Matteo Jorgenson relieved at Tadej Pogačar's absense from Vuelta a España

US rider ready to find out how body reacts to riding two Grand Tours in a season as he rides in support of Jonas Vingegaard

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