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Ashleigh Moolman
Name: Ashleigh Moolman
Born: 9 December 1986
Birthplace: Pretoria, South Africa
Turned Pro: 2010
Height: 1.63m
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Biniam Girmay and Kim Le Court crowned Africa’s best cyclists of 2025
01 December 2025
Félix Serna
Cycling
Team Amani is born: Africa can look forward to its first continental women's team in history!
15 November 2025
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
Magdeleine Vallieres Mill wins the Trofeo Palma Femina
21 January 2024
Kieran Wood
Cycling
Asleigh Moolman takes iniciative to improve the status of cycling in South Africa: "Bicycle is the equalizer that brings people together"
06 January 2024
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
"I think I made a mistake by competing again so soon after the Tour de France" - Ashleigh Moolman Pasio looks back at her first season with AG Insurance Soudal Quick Step
06 December 2023
Ondrej Zhasil
Cycling
Final startlist Glasgow World Championships Women's Elite Road Race with Vollering, Kopecky, Wiebes, Van Vleuten, Vos, Niewiadoma and Dygert
12 August 2023
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Results European Championships men's elite road race 2026 - Remco Evenepoel wins photo-finish sprint against Ciccone following dramatic crash
Oct 04, 17:13
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Huge signings, early retirements, contract breakings and a steal from INEOS? Lidl-Trek's explosive transfer window
Oct 04, 06:00
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Results women's elite European Championships road race 2026 - Demi Vollering doubles up with her first win in the rainbow jersey
Oct 03, 16:57
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Cycling Market - INEOS on the brink of disaster; Visma and UAE sign new riders; Seixas and Roglic's future decided soon
Oct 03, 14:28
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Results European Championships men's elite road race 2026 - Remco Evenepoel wins photo-finish sprint against Ciccone following dramatic crash
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European Championships Ljubljana men's elite road race 2026 preview, profile, favourites & predictions - Will Evenepoel be beaten in Slovenia?
Oct 04, 12:04
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Huge signings, early retirements, contract breakings and a steal from INEOS? Lidl-Trek's explosive transfer window
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“Three years, three times a second”: Tom Pidcock takes third consecutive second-place finish at Giro dell’Emilia
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Latest comments
Hills33
04-10-2026
With the injuries he has, it's probably best not to rush back, so it's ok if is form is poor for a while.
miguel
04-10-2026
He will come back next year and smoke everyone we all know it. With vengeance. The worriying part is that noone can beat UAE even when pogacar is hurt, other teams and captains cant beat Pogacaer domestiques lol...Montreal and WC was insane and if were honest how on the world can anyone beat pogacar on that team when noone can even beat his teammates. Del Toro is probably 2 best overall rider in world already.. Absolutely crazy team..
anonymouscyclist
04-10-2026
A deserved win by the Aero Bullet. I know he isn’t loved by all cycling fans, but I for one am looking forward to seeing him in the European bands! Chapeau Remco.
abstractengineer
04-10-2026
Bro he just barely won after silly crash and no tactics and more importantly no Pogi or other top riders. If he wants to give middle finger, he can do so to assuage his ego. But facts remain facts. Beat Pogi and other top riders in important races and then no need to give any middle finger at all, actions speak louder than words
abstractengineer
04-10-2026
best constructed roster, i would say best imploding roster would be a better choice of words
abstractengineer
04-10-2026
There is no space for Lipo due to the size of Remco's Ass, Me Myself & no Balls
PogiSloFans
04-10-2026
Hey poultrybird2002, RidesHills is lying... Ciccone won!!! ... Now you can watch, because you don't know who's telling the truth. :))
paultryan2002
04-10-2026
Thanks Will not bother watching race now you tool
RidesHills
04-10-2026
Why didn’t Ciccone throw his bike?! He lost the race in the last tenth of a second. What a disappointment that must be, and what a win for Evenepoel after all the work he did. His anger worked for him at the end, it seems.
RidesHills
04-10-2026
An emotional goodbye when Mezgec stepped off his bike just now. Yesterday’s farewell to Quintana was touching and beautiful, and this moment with Mezgec is fabulous as well. I like that we honor those that managed to inspire and win and keep going even as cycling changed and changed and changed.
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