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  • Paret-Peintre seals first professional win on Giro stage
    France's Valentin Paret-Peintre celebrates with his brother Aurelien after claiming his first professional win on stage 10 of the Giro d'Italia..
  • Paret-Peintre emulates older brother by winning a Giro d'Italia stage
    Valentin Paret-Peintre emulated his older brother by winning a Giro d’Italia stage on Tuesday for his first professional victory. Paret-Peintre shook his head in disbelief as he approached the summit finish and then sat up, encouraged the crowd to cheer even louder, and whirled his arm above his head as he reveled in the victory on the 10th stage..
  • Kooij sprints to win 9th stage of Giro d'Italia on grand tour debut. Pogacar keeps overall lead
    Dutch cyclist Olav Kooij won a bunch sprint for a stage victory on his grand tour debut while Tadej Pogacar maintained his considerable lead after the ninth stage of the Giro d’Italia on Sunday. Kooij, who rides for Visma-Lease a Bike, edged Jonathan Milan by half a wheel at the end of the 214-kilometer (133-mile) route from Avezzano to Napoli – the second longest day of this Giro. Juan Sebastian Molano was third..
  • Dutch sprinter Kooij wins Giro stage nine in Naples
    Dutch sprinter Olav Kooij produces a perfectly-timed finish to win stage nine of the Giro d'Italia in Naples..
  • Giro leader Tadej Pogacar wins his third stage in the first week
    Tadej Pogacar's command of the Giro d’Italia earned him a third stage win on Saturday in just the first week. Pogacar was first to Prato di Tivo on the summit finish of the eighth stage, the hardest of the race so far. The Slovenian cyclist had time — and energy — to raise his arms in celebration as he crossed the line, edging out Daniel Martinez and Ben O’Connor in a sprint to add more seconds to his already considerable lead..
  • Pogacar blows away everyone on time trial to extend Giro lead to more than 2 minutes
    It looks as though no one will stop Tadej Pogacar from winning the Giro d’Italia on his debut, despite there being two weeks left of the Italian grand tour. The Slovenian star extended his overall lead to 2 minutes, 36 seconds over Daniel Martinez, and 2:46 over Geraint Thomas, who had been second at the start of the day, 46 seconds behind Pogacar. “After the world championships last year, today was my first race on the TT bike again,” Pogacar said..
  • Sanchez beats Alaphilippe to win Giro stage six
    Pelayo Sanchez secures his maiden Grand Tour stage win as he out-sprints Julian Alaphilippe to win stage six of the Giro d'Italia..
  • Sanchez grabs biggest career win on Giro Stage 6 and Pogacar stays in front
    An incredulous Pelayo Sanchez won the sixth stage of the Giro d’Italia while Tadej Pocagar remained the leader on Thursday after riding on white, dusty gravel roads normally used in another famous race. Sanchez edged fellow breakaway riders Julian Alaphilippe and Luke Plapp in a sprint at the end of the 180-kilometer (112-mile) route from Torre Del Lago Puccini — on the outskirts of Viareggio — to Rapolano Terme..
  • 'Silent ride' set May 15 to commemorate cyclists who were injured, killed on Maine roads
    May 8—LEWISTON — The Maine Cycling Club will host a Ride of Silence at 6 p.m. Wednesday to commemorates those who have been injured or killed while cycling on public roadways. It is part of the International Ride of Silence held each year on the third Wednesday of May. It also raises awareness that bicyclists have a legal right to use the road, and reminds motorists to respectfully share the ....
  • France's Thomas takes surprise stage five Giro win
    Frenchman Benjamin Thomas takes a surprise victory in Lucca on stage five of the Giro d’Italia as Tadej Pogacar retains his overall lead..
  • Thomas takes biggest road win of his career on Giro stage 5 as Pocagar keeps leader's pink jersey
    Benjamin Thomas of France got the biggest victory of his career on the road as he won the fifth stage of the Giro d’Italia while Tadej Pogacar kept the leader’s pink jersey on Wednesday. In a surprising result, Thomas won from a breakaway, sprinting to edge out Michael Valgren and Andrea Pietrobon at the end of the undulating 178-kilometer (111-mile) route from Genoa to Lucca. “It was like a long, long, long team pursuit,” Thomas said with a laugh..
  • Frameworks Racing dealt a sickening blow as the team's downhill bikes and van are stolen
    Fresh from a Downhill World Cup win, Neko Mulally's fledging downhill team are victims of what looks like a targeted attack.

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