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In Cyclocosm’s latest episode of his How the Race Was Won series, Cosmo Catalano looks at the 2017 Elite Women’s World Championships to analyse the finer details of what went down and how Chantal Blaak (The Netherlands / Boels-Dolmans) traded in her Dutch national champion kit for the rainbow jersey with a gutsy solo in …
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A dark horse pick on the Dutch squad, but a powerful contender nonetheless, Chantal Blaak (The Netherlands / Boels-Dolmans) traded in her Dutch national champion kit for the rainbow jersey on Saturday as she crowned herself world champion with a gutsy solo in Norway. Still bleeding and showing the marks of a crash, Blaak shook …
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Sunrise Friday morning brings not only the final leg of this year’s Interbike trade show, but the last day the event will spend in Las Vegas, Nevada after a two-decade run. While the overall tone has been somewhat subdued here with the smaller footprint and lower turnout — opinions are mixed about the move to …
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It’s the eve before the 2017 UCI Road World Championships road race and Chloe Hosking is keeping an eye on the TV screen in the hotel lobby as she talks. The junior men are racing and she wants to see what’s working and what isn’t. She’s seen the course, of course, reccied it with the …
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American Kate Courtney graduated from Stanford University in June 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in human biology. A month later, she won her first U.S. national elite cross-country title in Snowshoe, West Virginia. She won three U23 World Cup events in 2017, clinching the series title. She also won four 2017 USA Cycling Pro XCT …
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