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Vuelta a España 2026: Enric Mas wins; Pogačar recovery news

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Latest: Tadej Pogacar resumes training in Monaco following Vuelta crash

The 2026 Vuelta a España concluded with Enric Mas of the Movistar Team securing the overall title, marking the first win for a Spanish cyclist since 2014. Mas took control of the general classification after leader Tadej

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Belgian professional cycling updates

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Latest: Belgian cyclists Tom Boonen and Wout van Aert share career updates

Recent reports focus on the professional activities and personal lives of Belgian cyclists. Wout van Aert has received recognition from colleague Oliver Naesen for successfully balancing his professional racing career wi

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Professional cyclocross season rider participation

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Latest: Cyclocross season begins with roster changes and player hiatuses

The upcoming cyclocross season is characterized by selective participation from top riders as they balance the discipline with road cycling ambitions. Belgian champion Thibau Nys announced a reduced schedule of eighteen

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2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal

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Latest: Isaac del Toro secures historic fifth place at World Cycling Championships

The 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montreal concluded with several historic performances. In the women’s elite road race, Demi Vollering secured her first career world title, completing a dominant season that inclu

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UCI World Championship cycling performance and selection

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Latest: Belgian cycling team faces criticism after World Championship disappointment

The lead-up to the UCI World Championships in Canada was marked by criticism from former team manager Patrick Lefevere regarding professional riders declining national team selections. Lefevere noted that several Belgian

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