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February
27, 2019
UAE Tour: Ewan wins at Hatta Dam.
"Caleb
Ewan (Lotto Soudal) used his sprinting power to
conquer the short, steep climb to the edge of
Hatta Dam and so win stage 4 of the UAE Tour. It
was his first win since moving to Lotto Soudal
from Mitchelton Scott."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
February
27, 2019
Ewan takes first UCI win with Lotto
Soudal on Hatta Dam.
"I
knew coming into this Tour that this could
potentially suit me really well," Ewan told the
media afterwards. "It's hard to tell on TV how
steep it really is. I knew it was 17 per cent so
it is pretty steep."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
February
27, 2019
Gaudu continues strong start to
season at UAE Tour.
"David
Gaudu (Groupama FDJ) is just 22 years old, but
the Frenchman coped with the aggressive final
climb on stage 3 of the UAE Tour better than
most of his more experienced rivals." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
February
27, 2019
Valverde dreams of Flanders in
rainbow jersey season.
"Valverde
is using the UAE Tour to hone his form heading
into the spring classics. His logical targets
will be the Ardennes races, where he’s won
Flèche Wallonne five times and Liège Bastogne
Liège on four occasions."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Sport)
February
27, 2019
Giro Rosa lands new title sponsor in
Iccrea.
"Organizers
of the Giro d'Italia Internazionale Femminile,
more commonly known as the Giro Rosa, announced
Wednesday that they have secured Iccrea Group as
the event's new title sponsor."
(cyclingnews.com) (Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
February
27, 2019
Oakley launches Sutro visor-style
sunglasses for urban cyclists.
"The
new Oakley Sutro sunglasses have the large
single lens design that’s become the trend for
cycling glasses."
(cyclingweekly.com) Paul Norman
February
27, 2019
Moots gravel gets smoother with
Routt YBB and updated Routt 45.
"Before
gravel was ever an industry buzzword, Moots was
already taking the edge off with their YBB
system. This softail or micro suspension system
sits between the seat stays and the seat tube
and helps absorb any trail or road chatter with
just over 20mm of suspension travel." (bikerumor.com)
(Zach Overholt)
February
27, 2019
Column
Two
Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne 2019
Preview.
"None
of the racing really counts for anything until
Het Nieuwsblad - The season proper starts this
Saturday. Yes, we've been in Australia, South
America and southern Europe, but now things get
serious."
(pezcyclingnews.com) (Photo: Cor Vos)
February
27, 2019
Remco Evenepoel crashes out of UAE
Tour.
"The
day after an impressive display on Jebel Hafeet,
Remco Evenepoel was forced to abandon the UAE
Tour, crashing out of the race on stage 4 on
Wednesday."
(cyclingnews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty
Images Sport)
February
27, 2019
Avila wins stage 4 in Tour du
Rwanda.
"Edwin
Avila (Col) tops Pablo Torres Muiño (Spa) and
Sirak Tesfom (Eri) as Merhawi Kudus (Eri)
maintains race lead."
(cyclingnews.com) (Bettini Photo)
February
27, 2019
Ben Swift posts photos of injuries
from training crash as he is discharged from the
hospital.
"Having
re-signed for Team Sky in the off-season after
leaving them at the end of 2016, Swift was
training on the Spanish island with Tour de
France champion Geraint Thomas when he took a
tumble."
(cyclingweekly.com)
February
27, 2019
Jumbo Visma use UAE Tour as crucial
Giro d’Italia test.
"It’s
no secret that the weeklong UAE Tour represents
an important fitness test for Roglic on his path
to the Giro d’Italia, where he will try to win
his first grand tour."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Sport)
February
27, 2019
Team Sky partners with Garmin for
2019.
"The
British WorldTour squad spent 2018 using Wahoo
Elemnt Bolt computers, but despite the previous
partnership, riders were often seen at races
using Garmin computers throughout the season." (cyclingnews.com)
(Team Sky)
February
27, 2019
Ride Review & Actual Weights -
MicroSHIFT's radically affordable Advent 1×9
group.
"The
new MicroSHIFT Advent group is fully modern and
ready for today’s trail and enduro rider. It
offers a wide range cassette, clutched rear
derailleur and slick shifting. All for just $125
with a bring-your-own cranks option." (bikerumor.com)
Tyler Benedict
February
27, 2019
Lapierre Pulsium SL 500 Disc.
"The
Lapierre Pulsium SL 500 Disc is an absolute
mile-muncher thanks to a great combination of
comfort and speed. The elastomer above the
seatstay/seat tube junction isn't just a
gimmick, it really works."
(road.cc) (Stu Kerton)
February
27, 2019
Fizik launches Tempo Overcurve R5
shoe.
"Fizik’s
latest Tempo shoe range is designed for
versatility and enjoyable riding on the road. It
uses a new Overcurve closure design, which it
says improves the shoe’s ergonomics." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Paul Norman)
February
27, 2019
Column
Three
February
27 2019
Peter Kennaugh says rules ‘out of
control’ as riders fined by UCI for late sign on.
"The
Bora Hansgrohe pro was speaking on behalf of
riders from four other teams, who were all
penalized for “failing to respect the order and
the timing of signing the sign-on sheet." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
February
27, 2019
Giro, Tour, or Vuelta: What race do
the riders prefer?
"Which
event is the most fun to race? Which race is the
hardest? Which race is simply the best? It’s the
riders who know best."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Sport)
February
27, 2019
Pros recon new Omloop finale ahead
of classics opener.
"Several
big names are putting their finishing touches on
preparation for the beginning of the highly
anticipated classics calendar. With the
prestigious Omloop set to get things going
Saturday, followed by Kuurne Brussels Kuurne on
Sunday."
(velonews.com) Photo: ©David Ramos | Getty
Images
February
27, 2019
Eisel back to his best and ready for
a Classics attack.
"Bernhard
Eisel says a head injury that derailed his 2018
season and could have made the affable Austrian
mute is in the past, as he looks toward the
spring classics with renewed motivation." (sbs.com.au) Sophie
Smith
February
27, 2019
Kim Van de Steene Faces Road Back to
Health After Shutting Season Down in December.
"Although
it may seem like a season ago at this point, for
two weeks in October and November, Van de Steene
was the toast of the cyclocross world." (cxmagazine.com)
(B. Hazen)
February
27, 2019
Samsung’s New Galaxy Active
Smartwatch Claims to Monitor Blood Pressure.
"According
to Samsung, the blood pressure monitoring
feature will come later next month via a
research app that was developed in partnership
with University of California, at San Francisco,
called My BP Lab."
(capovelo.com)
February
27, 2019
Specialized claims 99g S-Works EXOS
99 is lightest production shoe ever made.
"Specialized
has unveiled two new road shoes, the S-Works
EXOS and the S-Works EXOS 99, claiming the
limited-edition 99 is the lightest production
shoe ever made."
(cyclingnews.com) (bikeradar.com) (Specialized)
February
27, 2019
Veer Cycle’s Split Belt Pro
conversion kit offers internal hub compatibility.
"If
you could add belt drive to your bike, would
you? Until recently this was simply not an
option unless your frame was belt-compatible.
However, this clever kit features a spliced belt
that’s fastened with rivets, eliminating the
need for an opening or coupling on the frame." (bikerumor.com)
Steve Fisher
February
27, 2019
Giro Trans Boa.
"Giro's
Trans Boa shoes update the excellent
Velcro-secured original design to create stiff,
comfortable and thoroughly modern shoes. They'll
please everyone from amateurs to active riders
and occasional racers with their stiff carbon
soles."
(road.cc) Steve Williams
February
27, 2019
Column
One
February
26, 2019
UAE Tour: Valverde wins atop Jebel
Hafeet.
"Alejandro
Valverde (Movistar) took his first victory as
world champion on Tuesday, winning atop Jebel
Hafeet on stage 3 of the UAE Tour." (cyclingnews.com)
(Justin Setterfield/Getty Images Sport)
February
26, 2019
Roglic extends UAE Tour lead.
"Francis
Bacon once said that knowledge is power, and it
proved to be the case on the slopes of Jebel
Hafeet on the third stage of the UAE Tour." (cyclingnews.com)
(Bettini Photo)
February
26, 2019
Van der Poel Extends Three-Month
Winning Streak, Has It Snapped in Turkey.
"What
does one do to celebrate wrapping up one of the
greatest seasons in the sport’s history?
Apparently hop on a plane to Turkey to race the
four-stage Tour of Antalya road race with his
Corendon Circus team."
(cxmagazine.com) (B. Hazen)
February
26, 2019
WorldTour rookie Sean Bennett
embarks on season of discovery.
"The
22-year-old American knows his best years are
ahead of him, but first comes the task
evaluating his strengths and weaknesses as a pro
rider."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Sport)
February
26, 2019
Canyon Aeroad CF SL Disc 7.0 review.
"At
£2,899, the Canyon Aeroad CF SL disc is probably
the aero bike on the market with the best bang
for its buck. Considering what’s on the bike and
how it performs, paying under £3,000 seems like
a bit of steal."
(cyclist.co.uk) (Joe Robinson)
February
26, 2019
PRO PLT Carbon handlebar.
"PRO's
PLT Carbon Handlebar offers good stiffness and
excellent comfort and is reasonably lightweight,
at a price that is lower than most other carbon
options."
(road.cc) (Liam Cahill)
February
26, 2019
Selle San Marco Mantra Full-Fit
Carbon FX saddle.
"The
Selle San Marco Mantra Full-Fit Carbon FX is the
company's answer to the flat-profiled,
aggressive, racer's saddle. It's surprisingly
comfortable considering how firm it is, and the
carbon fiber construction brings the weight
right down."
(road.cc) (Stu Kerton)
February
26, 2019
Column
Two
Gilbert ready for another classics
run at age 36.
"A
hungry and motivated Philippe Gilbert
(Deceuninck Quick Step) returns to home roads
this weekend as the veteran superstar is out to
prove he’s still a winner."
(velonews.com) (Luc Claessen/Getty Images)
February
26, 2019
Valgren has homework done ahead of
Opening Weekend.
"Opening
Weekend is around the corner and Michael
Valgren, it seems, is ready. The Dane caught the
eye at the Volta ao Algarve with a strong
showing on the summit finish at Alto da Fóia on
stage 2."
(cyclingnews.com) (Dario Belingheri/Bettini
Photo)
February
26, 2019
E3 BinckBank poster draws criticism
after using body painted women to depict frog.
"Organizers
of the E3 BinckBank Classic - formerly called
the E3 Harelbeke - has released the poster for
its 2019 event, featuring two women wearing only
body paint, lying on top of each other to form a
frog."
(cyclingweekly.com) Michelle Arthurs-Brennan
February
26, 2019
Victor Campenaerts to attempt Hour
Record between 16th and 17th of April.
"The
UCI has announced the attempt of Campenaerts,
which will be timed by TISSOT at the Velodromo
Bicentenario in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The
rider will aim to beat the 54.526 kilometres
covered by Bradley Wiggins at the Lee Valley
VeloPark of London on the seventh of June of
2015."
(cyclingpub.com) (cyclingweekly.com)
February
26, 2019
Tour of Suisse presents route for
its 83rd edition.
"The
2019 Tour de Suisse will include two time trials
and stages suitable for puncheurs, climbers and
sprinters alike. The route for this edition of
the race will feature a summit finish at the
Gotthard Pass."
(cyclingpub.com) Tour de Suisse
February
26, 2019
How Instagram conquered the pro
peloton.
"On
Instagram, riders post photos and videos for
their tens of thousands of worldwide followers
to see. As any casual Instagram user knows, the
key to growing one’s social following is to
provide a steady stream of updates." (velonews.com) (Tim
de Waele/Getty Images)
February
26, 2019
Seven of the best chain lubes - but
should you go for a wet or a dry lube?
"It’s
well-known that you should oil your chain to get
the best performance out of your bike, to keep
the drivetrain running smoothly and quietly and
to prolong the life of the chain, cassette and
chainrings."
(road.cc) (David Arthur)
February
26, 2019
Cannondale Synapse Tiagra Women’s
Road Bike Review.
"The
Cannondale Synapse Disc Tiagra Women’s road bike
is built for long distance performance and
comfort. It can also hold its own in a race,
being lightweight and nimble."
(cyclestore.co.uk) REI Co-op
February
26, 2019
Moots Routt 45 Review.
"While
capable even in chunky conditions, the Moots
Routt 45 reminds you not to underestimate the
road capabilities of a good titanium gravel
bike."
(roadbikereview.com) Photo: Nick Legan
February
26, 2019
Turner Cyclosys goes titanium with
All Road Ti Limited Edition frame.
"What
is ART? In this case, it’s the beautiful new All
Road Titanium version of the Turner Cyclosys.
Fitting somewhere between a pure bred cyclocross
bike and a gravel crusher, Turner prefers the
term ‘All Road’ when referring to this bike." (bikerumor.com)
(Zach Overholt)
February
26, 2019
Column
Three
February
26, 2019
Kudus claims back-to-back stages in
Tour du Rwanda.
"Merhawi
Kudus tops Rein Taaramäe and Matteo Badilatti in
the longest stage."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
February
26, 2019
Peloton faces higher fines for
tossing empty bidons away.
"Throwing
an empty bidon away just anywhere this weekend
in Belgium could be an expensive proposition.
UCI rules now call for fines of 200 to 500 Swiss
francs and, in certain circumstances, up to 1000
Swiss francs."
(cyclingnews.com) (AFP Photo)
February
26, 2019
Ben Swift cleared to leave hospital.
"Ben
Swift (Team Sky) has been discharged from the
hospital and will return home to continue his
recuperation from serious injuries suffered in a
training crash on February 20 in Tenerife." (cyclingnews.com)
(Team Sky)
February
26, 2019
Britain’s James Knox: ‘For all the
hype, Remco Evenepoel has an amazing engine’.
"The
23-year-old settled into his new Deceuninck
Quick Step team after joining at the start of
2018 and by the second half of the season was
able to attack races head on."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty
Images Sport)
February
26, 2019
Dan Martin on young star Tadej
Pogačar: ‘He’s a great kid and a huge talent for
the future’.
"Dan
Martin says his new young team-mate Tadej
Pogačar is a “huge talent for the future” as the
20-year-old picked up his first stage race
victory."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
February
26, 2019
This cycling safety video shot in
Dublin in 1949 is absolute gold.
"This
film from 1949 was shot with tongue firmly in
cheek. While dangerous cycling habits are
usually nothing to smile about, their
re-enactment for the purposes of instruction and
amusement can make for entertaining viewing." (stickybottle.com)
Irish Film Institute (IFI) archive
February
26, 2019
Powered by Bianchi Tours: How the
celeste giant is changing gears.
"Bianchi
are the Grande Signore of the professional
cycling world. They have been around across
three centuries, their bicycles ridden to every
prestigious race in the sport’s history, and
have an international presence, not least in
their home country."
(rouleur.cc) Photographs: Bianchi, GTP and
BettiniPhoto
February
26, 2019
Vittoria Launches 2nd Generation
Graphene Tires.
"Unlike
the first-generation, the new 2.0 Graphene is
functionalized to enhance specific tire
performances."
(bike-eu.com) Photo Bike Europe
February
26, 2019
Specialized S-Works Exos Shoes.
"Boas
are heavy, relatively speaking. That’s why Giro
ditched them to make the Prolight Techlaces, and
that’s why Specialized had to find other ways to
cut weight, if the end goal was a superlight
shoe that still included a Boa."
(velonews.com) Photo: Brad Kaminski
February
26, 2019
Column
One
February
25, 2019
UAE Tour: Gaviria wins stage 2.
"Fernando
Gaviria gave UAE Team Emirates a victory on home
soil on stage 2 of the inaugural UAE Tour,
winning a bunch sprint in Abu Dhabi." (cyclingnews.com)
(Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Kuss: I know I deserve to be in the
WorldTour.
"I'm
much happier this year, and when you're mentally
in a good place, training doesn't feel like
training. Comparing this year to last year, I'm
much more relaxed."
(cyclingnews.com) (Photo: Jonathan Devich)
February
25, 2019
Aggressive Andersen ignites Volta ao
Algarve finale.
"I
wanted to put pressure on UAE, that’s why I
went. I wanted to win the stage, too, of course,
but the main goal was to put pressure on UAE,"
explained Andersen, who was in the virtual
overall lead by the time he entered the final 10
kilometers."
(cyclingnews.com)
February
25, 2019
Meintjes targeting Tour de France in
2019.
"Meintjes
has twice previously finished in the top 10 at
the Grand Boucle and is hoping to get a top
result there again after a difficult last 12
months."
(cyclingnews.com) (Dimension Data)
February
25, 2019
Houle riding wave of positivity at
Astana and at Cycling Canada.
"Canadian
WorldTour rider Hugo Houle continues growth
spurt with red-hot Astana and commends national
cycling federation for current momentum."
(cyclingmagazine.ca) Image: Pauline Ballet / ASO
February
25, 2019
Lizzie Deignan: ‘Yorkshire Worlds
the biggest, unrivaled motivation’.
"I’ve
been shocked, I felt better after a couple of
weeks training than after some off-seasons. I’ve
not done any intervals yet, but my base power at
the end of a three-four-hour ride is the same as
it was when I was at my best, and my resting
heart rate has dropped by six beats to 32." (cyclingweekly.com)
Owen Rogers
February
25, 2019
Volta Limburg Classic Women
introduces changes in prize money and
broadcasting.
"For
the third edition of the Volta Limburg Classic,
the prize money will be more than doubled, and
the women's race will be shown on the local
television channel L1 TV."
(cyclingpub.com) Photo by ASO/Thomas MAHEUX
February
25, 2019
Dan Martin: Expect fireworks and
tricky tactics in UAE Tour finale.
"Jebel
Hafeet suits me and then the longer climb on
stage 6 will depend on how the wind is. I think
with the easier gradient, the wind could make a
bigger difference and tactically it will be
really tricky."
(cyclingnews.com) (Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Column
Two
Woods’s downhill work helps his
cycling evolution.
"It’s
undeniable that Michael Woods (EF Education
First) has made tremendous strides since
converting from running to cycling. In little
more than a half decade, Woods has gone from a
newbie pro to standing on the world
championships podium."
(velonews.com) Photo: ©Chris Auld-Pool | Getty
Images
February
25, 2019
Five things we learned from the 2019
Volta ao Algarve and Ruta del Sol.
"Following
the form of Sky’s duo of Egan Bernal and Ivan
Sosa at the Tour Colombia, as well as the
startling start teenager Remco Evenepoel
(Deceuninck Quick Step) made to life in the pro
peloton at the Vuelta a San Juan, there’s a lot
of hype surrounding young riders at the moment." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Ewan 'well on the way' to reaching
top form for Milan San Remo.
"Caleb
Ewan has had a mixed start to his time with
Lotto Soudal but the Australian sprinter
believes he is still on target to reach top form
for Milan San Remo next month. After finishing
second at La Primavera in 2018, the Monument is
the main focus of his early season." (cyclingnews.com)
(Photo: Con Chronis)
February
25, 2019
Rohan Dennis sets his sights on
California.
"The
Australian time trial ace told VeloNews
he has two personal goals for the 2019 season:
defend his world title in the individual time
trial and win the Amgen Tour of California." (velonews.com) (Tim
de Waele/Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Sam Bennett on being led out by
Peter Sagan: ‘People give you s**t online if you
don’t pull it off’.
"The
Irish sprinter took on leadership duties during
the Vuelta a San Juan last month, but revealed
there was added pressure with a three-time world
champion working for him."
(cyclingweekly.com) (Tim de Waele/Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Michał Kwiatkowski believes he can
mirror Geraint Thomas’ transition to Grand Tour
contender.
"Michał
Kwiatkowski believes he has the ability to win
the Tour de France and hopes to mirror the
success of team-mate Geraint Thomas." (cyclingweekly.com)
(Photo: Yuzuru Sunada)
February
25, 2019
Gaviria and Kristoff will work
together at the UAE Tour.
"Rival
sprinters Alexander Kristoff and Fernando
Gaviria will work together as teammates for the
first time at the UAE Tour, with Stage 2 today
set to test the fledgling combination." (sbs.com.au)
Cycling Weekly
February
25, 2019
Le Col Pro Carbon Cycling Shoes.
"Le
Col's Pro Carbon Road Shoes are the company's
first attempt at bringing a pair of race shoes
to its lineup and if these are anything to go by
then it should keep going: they're impressively
stiff with a great shape and a soft, supple
upper."
(road.cc) (Stu Kerton)
February
25, 2019
Virtual Stars-and-Stripes Were on
the Line at Sunday’s Zwift National Championships.
"On
Sunday, riders across the world got to kit up
and race for their respective national
champion’s jerseys. The catch? The races were
done at home, connected online via the Zwift
virtual training app."
(cxmagazine.com) Photo: Zwift Nationals live
stream
February
25, 2019
Bontrager GR2 TLR Team Issue Gravel
Road.
"The
Bontrager GR2 Team Issue Gravel Tire is one of
two new gravel tires launched by the company
this year, with this one better suited to
muddier trails where it copes surprisingly
well."
(road.cc) (David Arthur)
February
25, 2019
Column
Three
Rotor releases 1x13 hydraulic
groupset.
"The
highly modular groupset is adaptable for road,
mountain, cyclocross and gravel riding, though
only drop-bar compatible build kits have been
announced so far. The mountain bike version is
due to be released in the summer." (cyclingnews.com)
(bikeradar.com) (Rotor)
February
25, 2019
Cannondale to launch CAAD13 road
bike.
"Cannondale
will launch rim brake and disc brake versions of
a CAAD13 aluminium alloy road bike later in the
year."
(road.cc) Mat Brett
February
25, 2019
Larry Warbasse’s secret weapon:
French lessons.
"After
Larry Warbasse inked a contract with French team
Ag2r La Mondiale this past fall, he discovered a
glaring skill was missing from his pro cycling
resume."
(velonews.com) Photo: ©Artur Widak | NurPhoto |
Getty Images
February
25, 2019
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad: Who are the
favorites?
"Can
you smell it? It's the smell of the opening
Classics weekend and the cycling season starting
for real. Saturday marks the beginning with
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad before the double-header
is completed on Sunday with Kuurne Brussels
Kuurne."
(cyclist.co.uk) (Joe Robinson)
February
25, 2019
The agony of an early season team
time trial.
"Some
riders are nearing peak form. Others are still
building. Plus, there are new transfers for
2019. All this adds up to make the UAE Tour TTT
a vexing puzzle."
(velonews.com) (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
Sport)
February
25, 2019
‘I re-enact the joy of winning’:
Kristina Vogel on World Championships commentary.
"Two-time
Olympic champion sprinter Kristina Vogel has
said that commentating on the World
Championships in Poland has allowed her to
re-enact the joy of racing, and winning." (cyclingweekly.com)
Credit: Andy Jones
February
25, 2019
Cant, Van der Poel Top the Final
2018/19 Cyclocross UCI Rankings.
"With
the 2018/19 cyclocross season in the books, the
final UCI rankings are set. We take a look at
top overall riders and top North Americans." (cxmagazine.com)
February
25, 2019
Top 5 Post-Ride Stretches Cyclists
Use.
"Because
cyclists who stretch to preserve greater range
of motion through the hips, knees, and lower
back have less cycling-associated pain and are
more able to maintain effective cycling
positions on the bike."
(roadbikeaction.com)
February
25, 2019
Higuita's mid-season transfer to EF
Education First brought forward to May.
"When
the favorites moved to the fore on the toughest
stage of the Vuelta a Andalucia last weekend, it
was hard to miss a figure in the bright orange
colors of the Equipo Euskadi squad among their
number."
(cyclingnews.com) (David Ramos/Getty Images)
February
25, 2019
Dimension Data Hopes To Build On
Early Season Success.
"Fresh
off a stage win and a handful of top five
finishes at Tour of Oman, South African World
Tour team Dimension Data has realistic hopes of
bettering 2018 results."
(bicycling.co.za) Credit: ASO/Kare Dehlie
Thorstad
February
25, 2019
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