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The Grand Tour team time trial – A once dying discipline of innovation, strategy and execution back on the rise

Ongoing Vuelta a España features 24.1km team race against the clock on stage 5 in Figueres, with TTT returning to Tour de France for 2026

Cycling News

Derek Gee and Israel-Premier Tech in contract battle amid reports of transfer to Ineos Grenadiers

Canadian rider's representatives issue notice of termination, but Israeli team gets UCI involved after claiming 2028 contract remains valid

Cycling News

Susan Egelstaff: Dave Brailsford was seen as a messiah. Then came the fall from grace

Sir Dave Brailsford was once seen as the ultimate sporting guru. No longer is he hailed as possessing one of the greatest minds in the sporting…

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'I've only seen what's been in the media' - Chris Froome distances himself from inquiry into former Team Sky soigneur David Rozman and convicted doping doctor

Briton is currently racing in the Tour of Pologne for first time since 2011

Cycling News

End of an era for Tour de France poses vital question to British cycling’s future

As the sport moves on from the Team Sky years and its legends retire, British cycling faces a reckoning — and a difficult future

The Independent UK

Ineos Grenadiers soigneur linked to doping case spent time working at Manchester United in 2024

David Rozman spent four weeks at the club whilst Dave Brailsford was working more closely on Ineos' football operations

Cycling News

Allegations against Ineos’s David Rozman put Team Sky’s entire legacy under the microscope

The team’s era of success includes multiple Tour de France glories under the leadership of Dave Brailsford, but fresh allegations against a key member of staff have brought more scrutiny on their methods

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Rocky road ahead for Brailsford and Ineos as questions remain amid Tour doping investigation

Dave Brailsford was hailed as a ‘secret-weapon’ on his return to the Tour de France but an investigation into a staff member has overshadowed the team’s modest successes

The Guardian - UK

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 Weekly

Ineos carer David Rozman leaves Tour de France after investigation launched by anti-doping authorities

The International Testing Agency is to interview the Ineos head carer David Rozman over alleged historical messages in 2012

The Guardian - UK

Luke Rowe: ‘Cav should sleep with one eye open – Tadej Pogacar is coming for his Tour de France record’

Interview: Cavendish’s tally of 35 Tour de France stage wins sounded insurmountable at the time, but Pogacar is ripping up the race in a way even peak Ineos could only dream, admits their former road captain

The Independent UK

Thymen Arensman faces questions on reports of Ineos Grenadiers staff member doping link after Tour de France stage win

'If you're trying to ask the management, then it's weird that they don't really answer you' Dutchman says

Cycling News

Ineos Grenadiers release statement responding to '2012 allegations'

German TV investigation alleges links between team member and a doctor behind a doping ring

Cycling Weekly

'I'll give it a good bash' - Geraint Thomas plots stage win at final Tour de France

Welshman says returning Dave Brailsford has brought a 'different intensity' to Ineos Grenadiers

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Susan Egelstaff: 20 years since Armstrong's seventh Tour win, so has cycling changed?

20 years ago this month, Lance Armstrong won his seventh and final Tour de France. Two decades on, has cycling cleaned up its act, and can we…

The Guardian - UK

‘A three-week drama in daily episodes’: curtain to fall on free-to-air Tour de France coverage

Gary Imlach prepares for one final race as La Grande Boucle moves behind a paywall after 40 years on ITV and Channel 4

Cycling News

From Mont Ventoux to the Champs-Élysées: 10 iconic Tour de France moments

From emphatic victories and notable firsts to bizarre moments that only the Tour could throw up

Cycling Weekly

'Managing the tough times was just as important as celebrating the good ones' - Luke Rowe on life as a Road Captain

Being a Road Captain isn't just about barking orders during a race, it's about keeping up morale, thinking long term and giving honest feedback.

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Cycling Weekly

Would Dave Brailsford returning to Ineos Grenadiers be a good idea?

Reportedly on his way out of Manchester United back to a wider role at Ineos Sport, the old Team Sky boss might be back in the world of cycling

Cycling News

Dave Brailsford reportedly due to regainmore prominent role in Ineos Grenadiers

Former mastermind of Team Sky and Ineos Grenadiers set to scale back involvement with Manchester United

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Luke Rowe

Is there anything you would like to ask the former Team Sky and Team Ineos rider, a veteran of eight Tours de France?

Cycling News

'I wish I'd said what I thought' - Bradley Wiggins considers public condemnation of Lance Armstrong one of his 'main regrets'

Speaking on the Cyclist magazine podcast, Wiggins also claimed he didn't understand 'winning behaviours' initiatives at Team Sky

Cycling News

'I was a functioning addict' – Bradley Wiggins speaks about his personal trauma and how he got his life back on track

2012 Tour de France winner to undergo special therapy in the USA thanks to support from Lance Armstrong

Cycling Weekly

'I was doing loads of cocaine... my kids were going to put me into rehab': Bradley Wiggins on recreational drug use, Lance Armstrong's help and finding a new love for cycling

Wiggins opens up on the personal trauma which engulfed him post-retirement and put him in some 'very dangerous' situations after he became addicted to cocaine

Cycling News

Snow, gravel and a Chris Froome epic – The Colle delle Finestre is the modern legend of the Giro d'Italia

Looking back on one of the most memorable stages in Giro history, and why this climb is already an icon of the race

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