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The fifth and final pick, not easy as to pick one means to exclude all the others but let’s go with John Degenkolb’s Tour de France win, media firm in the peloton. Now the team faces a race to secure funding for 2020 with realistically only months to do this. It’s yours for In the fourth of five picks, here’s La Course which provided action, attacks and a twist in the final. pro cycling, yesterday was for women’s cycling, today it’s the men’s side. There’s little news so far, official or le*ked but one item is the extension of the video commissaire to all World Tour races according to Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad races. FRIDAY UPDATE:: it’ll be extended, but not to all races. household name, nor familiar in the peloton, this is the first major climb of the 2020 Olympic road races and an ideal day’s ride out of A few tech problems with the website at the moment so it’s readable but just, especially if you’re browsing via a desktop computer or big screen. It’ll be on and off this weekend as the mechanics get to work, hopefully with a tweak of a torque wrench rather than the This is a yearbook of the 2018 pro cycling season which contains the results of every race, listings of all the teams, their riders and more including some essays from guest writers and statistical and data nuggets. It’s an an*logue effort in a digital age, a luxury good Is this cycling’s sixth Monument? No but just asking the question is a clue to this race’s sudden prestige and beauty. The established list of five clas*ics can stay as it is but the Strade Bianche has become a compelling race and the 2018 was a glorious vintage. Who is the best rider in the UCI World Tour? Peter Sagan, Chris Froome, Alejandro Valverde… it’s Simon Yates according to the UCI rankings. The point here is any ranking is subjective but it’s especially so in cycling where, unlike other sports, the notion of a league table or a points-based ranking is almost redundant. It might even be having an effect on the racing.