Cycling
Vélo d'Or 2026, here are the nominations: Pogačar challenges Seixas, Vollering favorite
The 'Golden Bicycle' shortlist has been revealed: big names and a few notable absences.
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Cycling
Brennan and the 2027 Tour: Will Visma have to make room for the new British star?
With the Grand Départ in Great Britain and five victories at the Vuelta, Matthew Brennan is knocking hard on the door of the Visma-Lease a Bike selection for the Grande Boucle
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Cycling
Egan Bernal looks ahead to 2027: "It will restart as planned."
After the season ended early and doubts about his future, the Colombian from Netcompany Ineos is closer than ever to returning to the peloton
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Top & Flop
Fantacycling 2026: The riders who have gained the most value
Seixas dominates with +19. In the top ten Ciccone and Carapaz
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Transfer Market
Jay Vine renews with UAE Team Emirates-XRG until 2029: "I still have a lot to give."
After a 2026 season plagued by crashes and injuries, the Australian has tied his future to the Emirati team: here's what it means for fantasy cycling.
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Cycling
Tour Down Under: "We're doing everything we can to bring Pogačar to Australia."
Stuart O'Grady fuels speculation that Tadej Pogačar could make his season debut in the Australian WT race in January 2027.
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Transfer Market
EF Education-EasyPost, three signings: Herzog, Milesi, and Bayer.
The former junior world champion leaves Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe, the U23 time trial world silver medalist arrives and the Austrian Bayer completes the package.
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Cycling
Can a 71km time trial really win Evenepoel the Tour?
The 2027 Tour de France once again celebrates time trials: numbers, precedents, and scenarios to understand whether the Belgian can oust the Slovenian, with useful insights for fantasy cycling.
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Cycling
Tour de France 2027: Prudhomme reveals why time trials are returning: "We need to re-establish balance."
The director of the Grande Boucle cites Wiggins, Bahamontes and Anquetil to explain the 71 km against the clock: it is not an anti-Pogačar move, but a choice to keep the race alive until the end
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