Author: Gary Edgington
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Visma reveals team to support Jonas Vingegaard at Tour
Visma-Lease a Bike has announced its roster to support Jonas Vingegaard for the Tour de France. Vingegaard has expressed confidence in his ability to win the race with the team's backing. Read the full story at Flashscore.com →
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Pogacar bounces back from Stage 11 crash to win Stage 12
Tadej Pogacar recovered from a crash on Stage 11 to secure victory on Stage 12. The rider discussed his remarkable turnaround after the previous day's incident. Pogacar's win demonstrated his resilience and performance in the face of adversity. Read the full story at NBC Sports →
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Former Tour de France cyclist Saïd Haddou dies at 43
Saïd Haddou, a former Tour de France cyclist, has died at age 43 following a traffic accident. The cycling community has lost a rider who competed in one of cycling's most prestigious events. Read the full story at gaza.com.au →
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Evenepoel and Wellens skip national championships amid suspension risk
Evenepoel and Wellens are not competing at the Belgian national championships, with potential suspension consequences looming. Officials stated they will not make exceptions for the absence, suggesting the riders face disciplinary action if they do not participate in the event. Read the full story at wielerflits.nl →
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Former professional cyclist Haddou dies in motorcycle crash
Haddou, a former professional cyclist, has died in a motorcycle crash. Details surrounding the incident were not specified in the available information. Read the full story at escapecollective.com →
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Belgian Cycling announces heat protocol for upcoming events
Belgian Cycling has released details of its heat protocol for upcoming competitions. The protocol includes the option to shorten the race distance, though the time trial format will not be postponed. These measures are designed to ensure rider safety during hot weather conditions. Read the full story at wielerflits.nl →
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Blanka Vas reduces pace due to health issues
Blanka Vas has had to ease off her efforts due to health problems. The cyclist is managing her condition while continuing in her current commitments. No further details about the specific health issues or timeline were provided. Read the full story at wielerflits.nl →
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Shimano’s 9-speed CUES group adds hydraulic disc brakes
Shimano has introduced hydraulic disc brakes to its CUES groupset, a 9-speed component group designed for drop-bar bikes. The addition of hydraulic disc brakes enhances the braking performance and versatility of the CUES line, which targets riders seeking reliable mechanical shifting with modern braking technology. Read the full story at escapecollective.com →
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Visma announces eight-rider team for Tour de France
Visma-Lease a Bike has officially confirmed its roster for the Tour de France. The team includes eight riders, with one selection drawing attention as a replacement on the squad. The complete lineup represents the team's final selection for cycling's most prestigious Grand Tour. Read the full story at idlprocycling.com →
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Mavic CEO Alberto Morgando targets ‘podium of desirability
Mavic CEO Alberto Morgando has outlined the company's ambitions to reclaim a prominent position in consumer preference and brand desirability. The statement reflects Mavic's strategic focus on regaining market prominence in the cycling equipment sector. Morgando's comments suggest the brand is pursuing initiatives to strengthen its standing among cyclists and industry stakeholders. Read the full…