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HISTORICAL FACTS: 3 - The Untold Story

CPA reacts to Itzulia crash, suggests TV cameras turn away from riders on the ground

'Riders have reached out to me asking if we can make this a rule' says Hansen

Cycling News

Paris-Roubaix organisers seek better future options for slower Arenberg forest entry

Race director blames last-minute change on 'a psychosis in the peloton'

Cycling News

Paris-Roubaix Arenberg chicane aims to avoid 'death trap' but is labelled 'a joke' by Mathieu van der Poel

Race organiser ASO introduces a chicane to entrance of five-star cobbled sector after a request from the riders union, the CPA

Cycling Weekly

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Kochi’s port connectivity national highway corridor hits a hurdle

Land acquisition for the 6-km port connectivity NH corridor in Kochi faces hurdles due to alignment disagreements between NHAI and CPA.

The Hindu

UCI to review hookless rims ‘as a matter of urgency’

Review follows Thomas De Gendt’s heavy crash at men’s UAE Tour

Cycling Weekly

Vittoria officially blames rock not hookless rims for De Gendt's UAE Tour crash

The Italian brand claims an impact with a rock caused a rim failure which caused the accident as Zipp also releases statement

Cycling News

Bullying isn't allowed in other workplaces, professional sport should be no different

Comments about Julian Alaphilippe are just the latest in a long line of examples of bosses in sport going too far

Cycling Weekly

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Wout van Aert still owed Tour of Britain prize money five months after victory

Collapse of former organiser SweetSpot sees riders go unpaid from €113,080 prize pot

Cycling News

Wout van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike left out of pocket by Tour of Britain organiser's collapse

Prize money for 2023 race unpaid, riders union says national federation must ‘bear the debts’ of previous organiser, SweetSpot

Cycling Weekly

'Only 3% of riders wanted an extreme brake lever position' - Adam Hansen on why riders voted for their own safety

“You have to draw a line and make it secure for everyone,” explains CPA president

Cycling News

CPA ‘does not have the funding’ to assist with defence in doping cases, says riders' union president

‘We cannot support every single rider that has a doping case’ says Adam Hansen

Cycling Weekly

Exclusive: AAP govt procured drugs from 2 blacklisted pharma firms with many failed quality tests

Six drugs from six pharma firms have fuelled a tussle between the Centre and the Delhi government, with both sides trying to blame each other for substandard medicines making their way to the capital’s government hospitals.

Newslaundry

3 Airline Stocks to Track for Potential Investment in January

The airline industry is set to continue its momentum this year due to robust travel demand. A record number of passengers are set to travel this year, surpassing the pre-pandemic figures. Considering these factors, it could be wise to add quality airline stocks Copa Holdings (CPA), Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes…

StockNews.com

'It's not just another stupid UCI rule' - CPA in favour of ban on turned-in brake levers

Adam Hansen explains the danger of extreme lever positions

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CPA President retorts Chloe Hosking debate on rider Joint Agreement

'We can work together to move forwards' Adam Hansen says to former WorldTour rider concerned with 'salary stagnation', privacy and safety issues

The Guardian - AU

‘Here if you need’: Cricketers’ support of netballers is an extraordinary act of solidarity

The creation of a fund to help financially stricken athletes in another code represents an unprecedented moment of sporting unanimity

The Guardian - AU

Australian netball finds itself in a crisis partly of its own making

As Super Netball looks to the 2024 season, no players have contracts while they fight for a share of the funds they bring in to the sport

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf urged to go over Westminster's head and host international group

HUMZA Yousaf has been urged to go over the heads of Westminster and host and international association at risk of being lost because of UK…

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Riders forced to ride 6km ‘through heavy traffic and in the dark without lights’ after Vuelta TTT

Thomas De Gendt and CPA President Adam Hansen slam the dangerous situation following the Vuelta’s opening stage

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3 Airline Stocks to Buy in August

As international transport by air and tourist spending is seeing an upward trend, the airline industry’s prospects continue to be encouraging. Given this backdrop, fundamentally sound stocks, United Airlines (UAL), International Consolidated Airlines (ICAGY), and Copa Holdings (CPA), might be ideal buys next month. Read on….

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Adam Hansen plans to use lasers to keep race motos at bay

Head of the CPA pro riders’ union looks to tech to help keep vehicles away from riders

Cycling News

Tour de France safety measures just the start, says CPA president Adam Hansen

Air pads on Col de la Loze descent just one of several additions

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Discover 4 Airline Stocks Worth Considering for Investment

The revival of travel demand since last year has been a boon for the airline industry. The industry is well-positioned for solid growth thanks to international travel and tourism expansion. Given this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally strong airline stocks Ryanair (RYAAY), United Airlines (UAL), International…

Bangkok Post

Prachin Buri warms to wellness bug

Chao Phya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital (CPA), the main hospital in Prachin Buri province, is broadening its scope to become a wellness destination.

The Guardian - UK

‘Not the Tour de France’: women’s race director’s safety remarks spark anger

A race director in France has provoked anger after accusing professional female riders and teams of having safety expectations “not in line with their level”

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