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XDS-Astana name an attacking squad for the Vuelta a España: 'If Tadej attacks, I’ll go the other way'
17 August 2026
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Giulio Ciccone (Lidl-Trek) and Fortunato (Astana) also out of the 2026 Tour de France
27 June 2026
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Thanks to a tactical master plan and near-perfect execution, Astana all of a sudden came close to the very best teams
26 November 2025
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What happens when you ask Lorenzo Fortunato if his Giro form can put him in the Vuelta’s top five?
22 August 2025
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Giulio Ciccone, Lorenzo Fortunato, and Leo Bisiaux build confidence in Burgos ahead of Vuelta a España
10 August 2025
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How the fight for UCI points may have permanently changed mountain king Fortunato's ambitions
03 June 2025
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sprocketspiny
26-09-2026
- Qué carrera, magnifique esprit! Niewiadoma mostrando coraje total, pero Demi otra vez imparable en el sprint. Respect to both.
jennifer19
26-09-2026
- Not sure the article gives enough tactical detail. Who was in the chase group and what teams were actually pulling? That context matters if we’re judging Kasia’s options in the finale.
patriciaw
26-09-2026
- Brilliant race craft from Vollering. That surge at 40km to go forced everyone to burn matches, and Kasia still nearly nicked it. Silver today, but the trajectory for Niewiadoma is clearly up. Keep the faith.
julien
26-09-2026
- Can someone explain why a rider who isn’t the best sprinter wouldn’t attack earlier than 40k out? If sprinting isn’t her strength, wouldn’t a longer solo be better?
bikebuffj
26-09-2026
- Heartbreaker for Kasia again. She’s riding smarter every year, closing that sprint gap bit by bit. Montréal finish really suited Demi’s kick though. Chapeau to both.
jennifer19
26-09-2026
- Grande corsa! Vollering troppo forte, pero Marlen con mucho coraje. Last climb gave me goosebumps.
davidm
26-09-2026
- Kasia was immense. She covered so many moves and still had a kick on the last ramp. ELB nearly pipped Reusser too—fourth feels harsh, but that’s racing. Chapeau all round.
michael54
26-09-2026
- Can someone explain why running out of energy gels happens at this level? Don’t they have team cars or feed zones to avoid that? Seems crazy to lose a medal that way.
pedalpowe29
26-09-2026
- Not sure I buy Reusser’s take that “everyone was riding for second.” Dutch squad had numbers but they weren’t exactly free to tow the bunch. Also, national-team dynamics always get messy at Worlds. Still, her honesty is refreshing.
cyclechamp45
26-09-2026
- What a thriller. Vollering timed it perfectly, but hats off to Reusser for lighting it up and taking big pulls. You could see the moment she looked for a gel and the gap opened—brutal.
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