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The Latest Breaking News from Tadej Pogačar

Wout van Aert fourth again but satisfied with Amstel Gold Race performance

Visma-Lease a Bike leader closes out spring races without a major Classic podium, fixes eyes on Giro d’Italia

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'When Tadej goes, you normally ride for second' – Mattias Skjelmose in disbelief after stunning superstars Pogačar and Evenepoel

'I think it's going to take some time before I actually realise just what happened' says Dane after career-best victory

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'Without that fall, I would have won the race' - Remco Evenepoel comes back from mid-race crash to contest three-way sprint at Amstel Gold Race

'I will not make the same mistake in Liège' Olympic Champion looks ahead to remaining Ardennes Classics

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'Maybe we were too enthusiastic' – Tadej Pogačar comes up short in Amstel Gold Race solo move, proves he's human after all

World champion loses three-up sprint to Mattias Skjelmose after being caught 8km from the finish by Remco-Evenepoel-led duo

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'The line was 5 metres too far' - Tadej Pogačar reacts to Amstel Gold Race second place

World champion reeled back and beaten in sprint by Lidl-Trek's Mattias Skjelmose

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'I was riding for the podium' - Mattias Skjelmose pulls off shock Amstel Gold Race win after reeling back Tadej Pogačar attack

Dane worked with Remco Evenepoel to set up stunning three-way finale

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Amstel Gold Race: Mattias Skjelmose outsprints Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel to secure biggest career victory

Frustration for breakaway rivals runner-up Pogačar and third-placed Evenepoel in Berg en Terblijt, Wout van Aert takes fourth in chase-group sprint

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As it happened: Shock winner in three-up sprint at Amstel Gold Men 2025

Don't miss the racing action as the elite men tackle 34 climbs along a twisting 255.9km route, featuring three ascents of the iconic Cauberg.

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Inspired by hunting the crown – Can Remco Evenepoel deny Tadej Pogačar a historic Ardennes triple in Olympic vs world champion face-off?

'He's probably the best rider that there's been since Merckx, so it's up to us and hunt that position' says Evenepoel

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'I can't come in like Remco' – Tom Pidcock fades behind Evenepoel with 'work to do' ahead of Amstel Gold Race title defence

Brit says he 'just lacked a bit of explosivity' after failing to follow winning move at De Brabantse Pijl

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'The Ardennes races will be a new challenge' - Tadej Pogačar switches from cobbles to the Ardennes climbs at the Amstel Gold Race

UAE Team Emirates-XRG select McNulty, Wellens, Narváez and Sivakov for strong seven-rider line-up

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As it happened: Brabantse Pijl Men decided by two-up sprint between Evenepoel and Van Aert

Don't miss the racing action as the elite men's peloton tackles 162.6km from Beersel to Overijse

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'If I were a basketball player, my career would have been over' - Remco Evenepoel on recovery from complex shoulder injury as comeback race nears

Belgian says shoulder injury still troubling him, but still aiming for results in Ardennes Classics

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'If I were a tennis player then my career would be over': Remco Evenepoel contemplated early retirement after serious training accident

Double Olympic champion was left with nerve damage and says his shoulder is not yet fully healed ahead of his return to racing at Brabantse Pijl

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Amstel Gold Race 2025 contenders – Demi Vollering, Tadej Pogačar, and their rivals

Analysing the men's and women's favourites as the WorldTour and Women's WorldTour head to the Ardennes

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Tadej Pogačar 'bears the closest resemblance to old warriors like me and Merckx' – Bernard Hinault

Former French great argues Pogačar's rivalry with Mathieu van der Poel and others is massively beneficial for cycling

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Colnago unveils all-new V5Rs: Tadej Pogačar's 2025 Tour de France bike

With modest improvements to weight and aerodynamics, the Colnago V5Rs is an evolution of its predecessor

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'People who behave like that are not welcome' – Van Aert and Pogačar show solidarity with Mathieu van der Poel after bidon-throwing incident

'We want fans to be passionate, but there is no room for aggression or unwanted behaviour like we saw on Sunday' says world champion

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Paris-Roubaix: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the Hell of the North

Digesting all the action from the 2025 editions of the biggest Classic on the calendar

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Paris-Roubaix defeat only confirms Tadej Pogačar's greatness – Opinion

Slovenian's multitude of talents make him the best of his generation and an example for the sport to follow

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What's next for Paris-Roubaix's protagonists? – Van der Poel ends Classics campaign as Pogačar heads to favoured terrain in the Ardennes

Dutchman and world champion not set to face off again until Tour de France in July after historic trio of one-day duels

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Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Only a mistake cost Tadej Pogačar in Paris-Roubaix – he'll be back to win soon

The nine-time Monument winner reflects on Van der Poel's win, a costly mistake from Pogačar, and what Ferrand-Prévot's win means for the rest of the season

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Gallery: Pain faces of Paris-Roubaix from inside the historic velodrome

All the best pictures from the finish of the men's and women's races from the 2025 Paris-Roubaix

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Unreleased wheels, monster chainrings, and surprisingly skinny tyres: Six tech insights from Paris-Roubaix

Here's all the tech mods we spotted at the men's 'Hell of the North'

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'I felt good after Arenberg but the lights just went out' - Josh Tarling hit by eating problem at Paris-Roubaix

Ineos Grenadiers forced to chase from first sector of cobbles, after Filippo Ganna's mechanical issue

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