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KUALA LUMPUR – The 27th edition of the PETRONAS Le Tour de Langkawi 2023 ended with a bang with Gleb Syritsa of Astana Qazaqstan Cycling taking the final stage and Simon Carr of EF Education-EasyPost confirming his status as the best overall rider, here on Sunday. It was Syritsa’s second stage victory in this year’s

SEREMBAN – Belgian Sasha Weemaes of Human Powered Health finally nicked his first pro win he was desperately looking for after edging out Arvid De Kleijn in another close bunch sprint at the end of Stage 7 on Friday at Dataran Centrio here. Weemaes who came in second in Melaka yesterday behind de Kleijn, finally

GENTING HIGHLANDS – Pre-race favourites Simon Carr crushed his rivals in the last four kilometres with a strong climb to take the Genting Highlands stage which saw EF Education-EasyPost registering a one-two finish at the summit of the queen stage here on Wednesday. The 25-year-old Briton rode strongly in the hardest section of the punishing

MERU – Czech rider Daniel Babor of Caja Rural-Seguros RGA timed his sprint perfectly in the last 200 metres to clinch Stage 4 of the PETRONAS Le Tour de Langkawi 2023 on Tuesday at Meru Raya. Second-placed and yesterday’s Stage 3 winner George Jackson of Bolton Equities Black Spoke is now the overall race leader,

Thomas De Gendt's been ‘racing’ non-stop for a year straight, Drone Hopper doesn't disappoint, and Mathieu van der Poel avoids close call with cork.

Classics squad is stacked but stage race improvement may take time

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Here's the news making headlines for Monday, August 16.

2021-05-27T12:51:09.734Z 12 minutes now for the break. It looks certain for them to succeed today, with 90km left to run. 2021-05-27T12:45:47.525Z 2021-05-27T12:41:56.858Z A quiet period of the sprint is interrupted by the intermediate sprint. Gianni Vermeersch (Alpecin-Fenix) takes it. Hes protecting the classification lead of teammate Dries De Bondt there. 2021-05-27T12:34:22.966Z 103km to go Were nearing the 100km to go mark now. 10:45 for the breakaway at the moment. 2021-05-27T12:26:41.530...

  One day after his cousin Dan Martin won his first stage at the Giro d’Italia, Nicolas Roche went agonisingly close to achieving the same feat on stage 18. The Team DSM rider was one of the strongest out of the day’s 23-man breakaway, prominent when the group fragmented under attacks on the lumpy run-in to the finish and attacking several times. However Roche was ultimately forced to settle for a distinguished third place in Stradella, 17 seconds behind the solo winner Alberto Betti...