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Julian Alaphilippe « Je ferai le bilan en fin de première semaine », confie le champion du monde à l’évocation de ses ambitions (que l’on pressent très élevées) au classement général. Avant de se projeter, « l’animateur préféré des français », comme le qualifient joliment nos confrères de L’Équipe, est mentalisé sur le week-end breton (Landerneau ce samedi, Mûr-de-Bretagne dimanche) et cette toute première arrivée au haut de La Fosse-aux-Loups qui l’a un peu dérouté en reconnaissance. « Je ne l’imaginais pas aussi difficile », n’a-t-il ainsi cess�...

Mathias Flückiger tient la forme! A Leogang en Autriche, le Bernois a enlevé le premier succès Coupe...

4 Things We Learned From the 2021 Nove Mesto XC World Cup May 17, 2021 Don't have an account? Sign up Nove Mesto may have taken place just a week after Albstadt, but the races presented a total contrast. Dry vs muddy, smooth vs technical, high speed vs low speed, there was a lot that was different between the two rounds but the one thing that stayed the same was the furious, enthralling racing. Here are four things we learned from the sidelines. Pidcock and Van der Poel May Not Face Off Again Until Tokyo Tom Pidcock and Mathieu Van ...

Van der Poel’s team withdraw from UAE Tour after positive COVID-19 case Monday, 22 February 2021 Italy’s Filippo Ganna enjoyed time trial success at the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Tour, while yesterday’s stage winner Mathieu Van der Poel was forced to pull out after a team member tested positive for COVID-19. Dutch rider Van der Poel got his International Cycling Union WorldTour season off to the perfect start with victory on the opening day of the UAE Tour. But the 26-year-old was unable to start today’s individual time trial after a staff member for Alpecin-Fenix returned a positiv...

Aung San Suu Kyi detained in coup Myanmar’s military has taken control of the country after army officers detained Aung San Suu Kyi and other senior figures in morning raids on Monday. The army is claiming that last November’s election, in which the National League for Democracy won 83% of the vote, was fraudulent. It has declared a state of emergency for one year. Military commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing is now in charge of the country. Soldiers are reported to be on the streets of the capital, Naypyidaw, and communications channels and media broadcasts have suffered disruption. White...