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Giulio Ciccone will not race the Giro d’Italia

“Giving up the Giro breaks my heart, but I have to listen to my body” says the Italian.

Tony Gallopin: An anatomy of a road captain

After many years with the rank of the leader, the French rider has re-established his career with a new role and new ambitions. “When I returned to the Trek family, I had clear ideas on what I wanted...

BIKE CHECK: Trek Factory Racing Triathlon’s crispy red and blue Speed Concepts

The TFR Triathlon squad is rolling into Ibiza on a sweet new paint job

Trek-Segafredo and Antonio Tiberi part ways

Trek-Segafredo and Antonio Tiberi have mutually agreed to part ways, effective immediately, after the rider’s actions during his suspension did not meet our criteria for a return to competition. With ...

Rudy von Berg wins one of the most thrilling Ironman races ever

Rudy von Berg's win in Texas was one of the best races you'll ever see

A Nys end to Tour de Romandie stage 1 as Thibau takes second

A promising start for Thibau Nys at his debut WorldTour stage race with the Belgian sprinting to second on stage one in Switzerland.

Elisa Longo Borghini races with legs and heart at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

Second place for the Italian in La Doyenne. “I’m a bit emotional to be standing on the podium today after the job that the Team did.”

Matthew Marquardt is unlike any triathlete you know

How Matthew Marquardt juggles med school and elite Ironman performance, all while raising cancer awareness

Looking forward to Liège-Bastogne-Liège: the words of our leaders

On the eve of the last Spring Classic, we asked Mattias Skjelmose and Giulio Ciccone their thoughts for Sunday's race. Here's what they said about their ambitions, feelings, potential scenarios and co...

Chapeau, Skjelmose! The Dane claims second place at Flèche Wallonne

Mattias Skjelmose put in a bold performance in the second of the Ardennes Classics with a phenomenal Pogacar, the only rider able to beat him to the finish line.

Realini demonstrates her potential on the Mur de Huy to finish third

At her maiden Flèche Wallonne, the young Italian showcased her climbing skills and earned a podium place after an uphill battle against some of the best riders in the world.

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