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'I really want to be good at the Classics' – Imogen Wolff targets strong second season as a pro

Visma-Lease a Bike's precocious Briton on her changing role, dream races, and aim to secure a Tour de France place

Cycling Weekly

New name, new route, new winners? – Analysing the contenders for the men's and women's Ronde Van Brugge

Philipsen, Groenewegen, Gillespie and Balsamo among favourites for sprint-friendly races

Cycling News

'Sometimes it is up to me to bang on the table and say that I am still here' – Why Lotte Kopecky demanding Milan-San Remo leadership is an ominous sign for the rest of the Classics

How the Belgian getting back on track sets her up perfectly for Flanders and Roubaix

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'Nothing to lose' – Mads Pedersen aiming high at Milan-San Remo following surprising swift comeback from injury

'I hope to be up there, and I hope I'm able to race in the final'

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Who will be king of the spring? – How Milan-San Remo could write the next chapter of Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel's thrilling rivalry

Like Eddy Merckx and Roger De Vlaeminck the pair have come to dominate the biggest Spring Classics, and they'll go head to had again on Saturday

Cycling News

Big surprise as Mads Pedersen set for return at Milan-San Remo after breaking his wrist and collarbone earlier in season

'It's a good starting point ahead of the Belgian Classics' says Dane after wrist fracture healed faster than expected

Cycling News

From top riders' real form to the teams not quite thriving – Five key questions ahead of Milan-San Remo and the next Classics

We're a few races into the spring, but there's still so much to analyse and discover as the racing ramps up in March and April

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Sean Kelly's Classics column: All eyes are on Pogačar and Van der Poel, but Isaac del Toro is the danger man at Milan-San Remo

Two-time winner of La Primavera assesses how a potential Pogačar-Van der Poel duel may play out, why the Mexican is a dark horse, and his insight on what it takes to claim victory on the Via Roma

Cycling News

'If I'm 1% off, Tadej will be gone' - Mathieu van der Poel prepares to take on Pogačar on the Cipressa at Milan-San Remo

Alpecin-Premier Tech finds a perfect peak to set-up a spring Monument triple

Cycling News

Lidl-Trek face another Classics setback as ill Jonathan Milan forced out of Milan-San Remo

Race's sprint field diminished as Italian suffering after Tirreno-Adriatico, as Lidl-Trek without a leader with Pedersen still injured

Cycling News

'He can't do more than what he is doing now' – Mads Pedersen aiming for Flemish Classics as Milan-San Remo all but ruled out

Lidl-Trek racer still building for Belgium, team sports director says, after fracturing wrist and collarbone in Valenciana

Cycling News

'I'm going there to win' – Wout van Aert finds 'race hardness' for Milan-San Remo return by suffering at Tirreno-Adriatico

Belgian seems back on track for Classics after a week of intense racing in Italy

Cycling News

Mathieu van der Poel explains why he refuses to follow the narrow handlebar trend

Despite trend towards narrower bars, the Dutch Classics favourite still rides with handlebars that measure 450mm

Cycling News

Rising Belgian star Thibau Nys to miss Classics after undergoing knee surgery

Belgian has operation to address prepatellar friction syndrome in left knee

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'Milan-San Remo should be fun' – Mathieu van der Poel shows he is ready for the Classics with Tirreno-Adriatico tactical masterclass

Dutchman wins stage 4 with 280-metre sprint in Martinsicuro

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'That's definitely what we're working towards' – Paul Magnier takes aim at Cobbled Classics, not Milan-San Remo, with Tirreno-Adriatico build-up

'Experience is very important in La Primavera, and it's only the first time he's competing' says Wilfred Peeters

Cycling News

'Very disappointed, I made a few wrong choices' – Does Wout van Aert have positioning issues to address before the major Classics after another missed opportunity?

Belgian rues lost chance on Tirreno-Adriatico gravel finale but says that his 'legs were good'

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'If I have too big a gap from road, I lose a bit' – Tiffany Cromwell keeping the gravel balance going in 2026, with eyes on Australian title defence and home World Championships

Australian road professional with long history of also racing gravel keeps focus on road during Classics but key off-road goals take centre stage later in season

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'Going as deep as I did today is difficult to simulate in training' – Mathieu van der Poel puts on a show on Tirreno-Adriatico gravel ahead of next big Classics

Dutchman excels in the mud and rain as only Isaac del Toro and Giulio Pellizzari are able to match him

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'I would love to go back to Strade Bianche' - Mathieu van der Poel reveals regrets about missing Italian Classic

Dutchman racing Tirreno-Adriatico to build Classics peak

Cycling News

Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico are traditionally the spring's most important Grand Tour preparation races, but do they actually tell us anything?

Most of the top GC riders are in action in France and Italy this week, but the statistics say that the results will tell us sparingly little about the biggest races of the spring and summer

Cycling Weekly

Classics specialists clash with GC contenders on the gravel, sprinters showdown and more – things to look out for at Tirreno-Adriatico

Many of the world’s best riders are in attendance at the Race of the Two Seas

Cycling News

'I hope to make some headlines but not by losing' - Filippo Ganna targets Tirreno-Adriatico TT on road to Classics peak fitness

Italian favourite for Monday's 10km flat and fast opening individual time trial

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The warning signs for Tadej Pogacar as cycling’s king kicks off 2026 campaign

The Slovenian supremo is, as always, the favourite at Strade Bianche, but with a talented young starlet waiting in the wings a new era could be on the horizon

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Why are Visma-Lease a Bike glueing their tubeless tyres into place at the Spring Classics?

Old school meets new school as Visma-Lease a Bike mechanics turn to tubular glue for their tubeless tyres, here's why.

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