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    Classics Brugge-De Panne (26/3 and 27/3)

    Yes, because Milan should get DSQed: View: https://x.com/PutzeysRobbe/status/1904929744186908711
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    Teams & Riders The Great Big Cycling Transfers, Extensions, and Rumours Thread

    Lukas Kubis re-signs with Tietema until 2027. That’s quite a surprise. View: https://x.com/rockets_cycling/status/1904201867988525088?s=61&t=SUDYh_KkxMt-74Dr8G2Qzg
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    Mental or random cycling statistics

    Brazilian cycling legend Nilceu Aparecido Santos won the UCI 1.2 one day race Copa America de Ciclismo four times in a row 2005-2008, always held between 6 January and 9 January, and back then always the first UCI one day race of the year.
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    Teams & Riders The Great Big Cycling Transfers, Extensions, and Rumours Thread

    For the third year in a row it's an absolute mystery to me why Heidemann didn't get a contract on at least ProTeam level. Such a versatile, always reliable rider. Great TTing, decent climbing - he would be a great workhorse for any pro team with the option of netting some results for himself as...
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    Question Which Historical Cycling Races Should Be Revived?

    Some obvious race names were already mentioned, some more that were for one reason or another dear to me: Setmana Catalana Driedaagse van De Panne Euskal Bizikleta Classique des Alpes Philadelphia Classic / First Union Classic / USPRO Championship Sachsen-Tour Thüringen-Rundfahrt U23 Giro...
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    Teams & Riders The Great Big Cycling Transfers, Extensions, and Rumours Thread

    Carstensen rides for Storck-Metropol in 2025, so Quick indeed would be his replacement.
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    L'Avenir 2024 U23s 18 to 24 August

    Can we please have two separate threads? I find this utterly confusing to have two totally separate races discussed in one thread.
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    L'Avenir 2024 U23s 18 to 24 August

    Yeah, that's what directvelo and German media report. But there's also Crescioli saying this was all tactical game. In the end the smarter rider won, the stronger rider lost. It will be a lesson for both.
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    2024 Tirreno - Adriatico, March 4-10

    Fantastic work by TBV there. Bauhaus finished it off nicely.
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    Teams & Riders Coolest Names in the Peloton*

    "22" simply refers to the number of the départment, which in the case of Côtes d'Armor is 22. A lot of French départments are (co-) financing local amateur squads, and that's why there are a lot of French amateur squads that refer to their départment's number in their name, and even one pro...
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    Mental or random cycling statistics

    https://cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/race.asp?raceid=33932 ?
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    Mental or random cycling statistics

    Frank Vandenbroucke had his last ever UCI win at an obscure little stage race in northern France. Frank Van den Broek had his first ever UCI win at an obscure little stage race in northern France.
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    Lesser known races 2023 edition

    This! While Engelhardt keeps on delivering as neo-pro just as he did as U23 rider, all Lipowitz has ever done was hanging on for dear life for an anonymous 20th place on some random Giro del Trentino stage some years ago. Jayco picked up a really good rider there.
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    O Gran Camiño 2023, Spain, February 23-26

    Who is this? Never heard of the guy before.
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    Hot racing coming up in Australia

    Organizers don’t DSQ riders, UCI commisaires do.