Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl is winning in all the ‘wrong’ places this spring
Alaphilippe and Evenepoel are on track to ace the Ardennes, but that may only paper over the cracks of Quick-Step's failings in Flanders.
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Alaphilippe and Evenepoel are on track to ace the Ardennes, but that may only paper over the cracks of Quick-Step's failings in Flanders.
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Former world champion stakes claim alongside Alexander Kristoff and Stefan Küng as rivals to Mathieu van der Poel in a reshaped 'Hell of the North.'
Belgian star wants to leave with hands held high and the Ardennes will be at the center of his swansong season.
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Danish sprinter racks up another win, leads general classification.
Primož Roglič finished fourth on the stage and retained the overall leader's jersey.
Belgian sprinter hopped a roadside barrier to avoid being hit by a group of racers on their way to the line.
There is not a formal UCI policy on defibrillators as Italian rider continues with recovery.
The winner of each race will receive 16,000 euros for a total purse of 40,000 euros for Sunday's race.
The usually mild mannered Pogačar is seen gesticulating to Dutch rider Dylan van Baarle immediately after crossing the line.
Mathieu van der Poel, hot off winning Dwars door Vlaanderen and Tour of Flanders, confirmed he will race Amstel Gold Race.
Primož Roglič retains overall race lead after making late-race selection with teammate Jonas Vingegaard.
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl missed the day's decisive split early in the race.
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Italian law could stop Paris-Roubaix winner from racing again after being fitted with internal defibrillator.
The Irish sprinter says that he's making progress with each race and believes that a result is not far away.