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“It’s been a perfect start” - Franziska Koch follows up Paris-Roubaix heroics by seizing La Vuelta Femenina red jersey as her dream 2026 continues
04 May 2026
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29 April 2026
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"It was Pauline’s own decision. She supported me unconditionally" - Pauline Ferrand-Prévot raced in Roubaix to be by Vos’s side following the death of her father
14 April 2026
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"It's just like a war basically going into the cobbled sections" - Franziska Koch takes over Demi Vollering to conquer another cobbled monument
12 April 2026
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Results Paris-Roubaix Femmes 2026 | Visma loses out on almost certain win as Franziska Koch takes surprise victory
12 April 2026
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How to watch 2026 Paris-Roubaix men and women live and on TV in the UK and USA - Dates and schedules
12 April 2026
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Latest comments
mij
07-09-2026
he just signed a massive new contract lol
Hills33
07-09-2026
The contract extension they've just signed.
mij
07-09-2026
rethink what?
Front242
07-09-2026
Tadej just may retire within the next 6 months
Mistermaumau
07-09-2026
Not in every sport. Didn’t we have a little scandal with the Belgian riders in the last year or two regarding those who don’t ride? Wasn’t there something about the federation and licenses riders need? Too busy setting a trap for a client trying not to pay to search for it or get back to unfinished business but I’ll be back soon.
Rafionain-Glas
07-09-2026
Alessio is one of those riders who very well could be the next big thing with sprinting, after Paul Magnier and Matthew Brennan have become elite winning machines and Jonothan Milan before them. His rapid rise also isn't too great for Davide Donati, who may be seeing a possible promotion dissappear as a result of his 2-years-younger compatriot
PogiSloFans
07-09-2026
No he won't.
Hills33
07-09-2026
What if the concussion lingers for months? Certainly hope not, but then they'd need to rethink.
RolandDekker
07-09-2026
Just a point to mention. Temperatures in Central Spain, especially Seville and Córdoba are in the high 30's low 40's every summer. It's been normal for much longer than my 35 years here. But it's a dry heat, hot but not humid. You should not misinterpret temperature with unbearable conditions. I was in Carnaby Street London in 1999 when there was a solar eclipse. The temperature was 28°C. I was sweating buckets, and seriously struggling for air. Different locations, different climates, different circumstances.
RolandDekker
07-09-2026
I'm not criticizing the riders, but the best part of stage 15 Vuelta should have been the 2 climbs around Villaviciosa de Córdoba and the pueblo. It was going to be much hotter in the start and finish stages especially Córdoba city. Seriously if there was a genuine concern about the forecasted temperature ( before a rest day) then the stage should have been canceled. I watched the race in Santa Maria de Trassierra and the riders never looked distressed at all. My whole point AGAIN is the stage continued NOT because of the health of the riders BUT BROADCASTING REVENUE ! Sean Kelly stated on TNT that in his day there were no cancelations due to temperature. The temperatures in Andalusia have remained pretty much the same in the 35 years I've lived here. So WHY is it suddenly a problem ?? If it really is change the time of year. Its freezing in the winter.
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