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CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Elite Men #2: Ranking

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Tony Périou from Team VCP Loudéac CX emerged victorious in Albi (Tarn) on Sunday, during the fourth round of the French Elite Men’s cyclo-cross Cup. He outperformed Valentin Remondet from Team CX TPM and Florian Gaillard from Béziers Méditerranée Cyclisme. The final rankings are as follows: 1. PERIOU Tony TEAM VCP LOUDEAC CX in 59’06” 2. REMONDET Valentin TEAM CX TPM at 01’33” 3. GAILLARD Florian BEZIERS-MEDITERRANEE CYCL at 02’07” 4. DELOISON…

Saturday November 11, 2023

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CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Elite Men #1: Ranking

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Rémi Lelandais from Team CX TPM claimed victory in the third round of the French Elite Men’s Cyclo-cross Cup in Albi (Tarn) on Saturday. Joshua Dubau from Van Rysel CX Racing Team and Tony Périou from Team VCP Loudéac CX completed the podium. The final rankings are as follows: 1. LELANDAIS Rémi TEAM CX TPM in 1h02’08” 2. DUBAU Joshua VAN RYSEL CX RACING TEAM at 06” 3. PERIOU Tony TEAM VCP LOUDEAC CX at 07” 4. GUILLAUD Valentin TEAM GUEVEL ARTICREATIONS…

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Cofidis: The 2024 Squad

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In 2024, the Cofidis team will have a squad of 30 riders, with twelve new additions during the off-season. Here is the lineup for the upcoming season: Piet Allegaert, 28 years old; Stanislaw Aniolowski, 26 years old (Human Powered Health); Thomas Champion, 24 years old; Bryan Coquard, 31 years old; Aimé De Gendt, 29 years old (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty); Nicolas…

Three N1 Riders in the AG2R Conti

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According to DirectVelo, three riders who competed in N1 this year will join the AG2R Conti squad in 2024. They are Tom Donnenwirth (SCO Dijon-Team Materiel-velo.com), Baptiste Veistroffer, and Killian Verschuren (VC Pays de Loudéac). The latter two were trainees with the AG2R Citroën WorldTeam at the end of the season. Tom Donnenwirth, 25, finished 18th in the BBB-DirectVelo Challenge in 2023…

CC – Coupe de France – Albi – U23 Men #2: Ranking

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Léo Bisiaux (VC Riomois) emerged as the winner in Albi (Tarn) during the fourth round of the U23 Men’s French Cyclo-cross Cup. He defeated Corentin Lequet (AS Bike Racing), with Guillaume Bagou (CC Étupes) completing the podium. The ranking is as follows: 1. BISAUX Léo VELO CLUB RIOMOIS in 47’47”; 2. LEQUET Corentin AS BIKE RACING at 28”; 3. BAGOU Guillaume CC ETUPES LE DOUBS PAYS DE MONTBELIARD at 01’05”; 4. CHAPTAL Yann SUPERIOR RAFALSOCKS…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – U19 Men #1: Ranking

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    Aubin Sparfel from Grand Est emerged victorious in the third round of the U19 Men’s Cyclo-cross French Cup held in Albi (Tarn) this Saturday. The European Champion outperformed Maxime Vézie from VC Pays de Loudéac and Paul Seixas from La Motte-Servolex Cyclisme. The final ranking is as follows: 1. SPARFEL Aubin GRAND EST in 38’01” 2. VEZIE Maxime VC PAYS DE LOUDEAC at 15” 3. SEIXAS Paul LA MOTTE SERVOLEX CYCLISM at 4. VASSAL Théophile BOURGOGNE FRANCHE COMTE at 32” 5. TANGUY…

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    CC – Troyes: The French Elites involved

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    Troyes (Aube) will host the fourth round of the Cyclo-cross World Cup this Sunday, November 19. This will be the first event of the season for young categories. Here is the list of French riders who will be participating in the Elite, Women, and Men events. The French participants include: Women – Hélène Clauzel (AS Bike Racing), Perrine Clauzel (AS Bike Racing), Lauriane Duraffourg (AS Bike Racing), and *Amandine Fouquenet (Arkéa. ..

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    Lilian Calmejane: “I belonged here”

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    Could it have been any different? Last weekend, the second of three French cyclo-cross Cup weekends took place in Albi, Tarn. Lilian Calmejane, who hails from the city and has strong ties to his training club, Albi VS, and the organizing committee where his parents are involved, couldn’t imagine missing the event without participating. He finished 12th and…

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    U23 Men’s Cyclo-cross French Cup – Albi: Ranking

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    Corentin Lequet from AS Bike Racing emerged victorious in the third round of the U23 Men’s Cyclo-cross French Cup held in Albi (Tarn) on Saturday. He outperformed Noé Castille from Team CX TPM and Léo Bisiaux from VC Riomois. The final ranking is as follows: 1. Corentin Lequet (AS Bike Racing) – 52’33” 2. Noé Castille (Team CX TPM) – 12” 3. Léo Bisiaux (VC Riomois) – 46” 4. Tristan Glass Maker (Team Guevel Articreations) – 58” 5. Nathan Bommenel (AS Bike Racing)…

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    Alexis Guérin Joins Conti

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    Alexis Guérin has secured his future by signing with Conti, a Continental team that will be formed through the merger of the French N1 Philippe Wagner Cycling and the Belgian Conti Materiel.velo.com. The 31-year-old rider from Girondin achieved a stage victory in the Coppi and Bartali International Week this year (2.1) after an impressive solo breakaway covering 95 kilometers…

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    U17 Boys’ French Cyclo-cross Cup – Albi: Ranking

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    Soren Bruyère Joumard from AS Fontaine emerged as the winner in the second round of the U17 Boys’ French Cyclo-cross Cup held in Albi (Tarn) on Sunday. He defeated Augustin Fahy from JS Ferté Gaucher and Timéo Louison from Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. The final ranking is as follows: 1. Soren Bruyère Joumard (AS Fontaine) – 29’19” 2. Augustin Fahy (JS Ferté Gaucher) – 37” 3. Timéo Louison (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté) – 47” 4. Joseph Raffo (Sports Union)…

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    CC – Troyes: The French selection

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    Troyes (Aube) is set to host the fourth round of the cyclo-cross World Cup on Sunday, November 19. This will mark the beginning of the season for the Junior and Espoirs categories. Here is the lineup of riders who will proudly wear the French team jersey for this event. The French selection includes Maïa Bridier (VC Montigny Bretonneux), Amalia Debarges (Lyon Sprint Evolution), Lison Desprez (VC Evron Coetmieux), Diane…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Masters Men 4 to 8: Ranking

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    Julien Almansa (Albi VS) emerged victorious in the second round of the French cyclo-cross Cup for Masters Men categories 4 to 8, held in Albi (Tarn) on Saturday. He outperformed Christophe Pourrat (ASPTT Clermont-Ferrand) and Cyrille Bonnand (VC Trouville-Deauville). The final ranking is as follows: 1. ALMANSA Julien M4 ALBI VELO SPORT in 40’36” 2. POURRAT Christophe M5 ASPTT CLERMONT-FERRAND at 02’13” 3. BONNAND Cyrille M4 VC TROUVILLE DEAUVILLE at 02’14” 4…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Elite & U23 Women #1: Ranking

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    Amandine Vidon (Team Fima-RDV Bikeshop Alian) claimed victory in the third round of the French Elite & U23 Women’s Cyclo-cross Cup, held in Albi (Tarn) on Saturday. She surpassed Amandine Fouquenet (Arkéa Pro Cycling) and Lauriane Duraffourg (AS Bike Racing). The final ranking is as follows: 1. VIDON Amandine TEAM FIMA – RDV BIKESHOP ALIAN in 46’06” 2. FOUQUENET Amandine ARKEA PRO CYCLING TEAM at 01’04” 3. DURAFFOURG Lauriane AS BIKE RACING at 01’18” 4…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – U19 Men #2: Ranking

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    Aubin Sparfel (Grand Est) emerged victorious in the fourth round of the U19 Men’s Cyclo-cross French Cup held in Albi (Tarn) this Sunday. The European Champion outperformed Théophile Vassal (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté) and Paul Seixas (La Motte-Servolex Cyclisme). The final ranking is as follows: 1. SPARFEL Aubin GRAND EST in 45’32” 2. VASSAL Théophile BOURGOGNE FRANCHE COMTE at 16” 3. SEIXAS Paul LA MOTTE SERVOLEX CYCLISM at 17” 4. DAUMAS Rémi CD HAUTE-GARONNE…

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      UCI rankings: The verdict is in

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      The participation quotas for the online races of the Paris Olympic Games are determined based on the UCI rankings of nations at the conclusion of the 2023 season, which ended on Tuesday (see here). The international federation released its rankings on Wednesday (see here). The top five nations in the Men’s category are: 1. Belgium 2. Denmark 3. Slovenia 4. Great Britain 5. France. Therefore, these five countries will be allocated 4 starting spots for the…

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      Groupama-FDJ: The 2024 squad

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      In 2024, Groupama-FDJ will assemble a team of talented cyclists to compete in various road cycling events. The squad will consist of…

    French WorldTeam Welcomes New Recruits

    The French WorldTeam is excited to announce the addition of seven new members to their roster for the upcoming season. Among the recruits is Eddy Le Huitouze, who has been promoted from the Continental team, and Marc Sarreau, who is returning to the team. This brings the total number of riders in the 2024 squad to 27, after the departure of Arnaud Démare during the summer.

    CC – Coupe de France – Quelneuc – Elite Men #1: Ranking

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    Sandy Dujardin from TotalEnergies emerged victorious in the first round of the French Elite Men’s Cyclo-cross Cup held in Quelneuc-Carentoir (Morbihan) this Saturday. He secured the win in a thrilling sprint finish, defeating Kevin Suarez from Nesta-MMR CX Team. Eddy Finé from Cofidis completed the podium. The final ranking is as follows: 1. DUJARDIN Sandy TOTALENERGIES in 1h04’31” 2. SUAREZ FERNANDEZ Kevin NESTA-MMR CX TEAM at 02” 3. FINE Eddy COFIDIS at 18” 4. PERIOU Tony TEAM VCP LOUDEAC CX at 01’20” 5….

    CC – European Championship – U19 Men: Ranking

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    Aubin Sparfel from France claimed victory in the U19 Men’s category at the European Cyclo-cross Championship held in Pontchâteau (Loire-Atlantique) this Sunday. He outpaced Zsombor Takacs from Hungary in an exciting sprint finish. Jules Simon from France secured the third spot on the podium. Aubin Sparfel follows in the footsteps of his compatriot Léo Bisiaux. The final ranking is as follows: 1. SPARFEL Aubin FRA in 43’49” 2. TAKÁCS Zsombor HUN +0:00 3. SIMON Jules FRA +0:08 4. VIEZZI Stefano ITA…

    Soudal-Quick Step DT: The 2024 Squad

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    Read more about the 2024 squad of Soudal-Quick Step, one of the top teams in professional road cycling.

  • Soudal-Quick Step Development Team Announces New Roster for 2024

    In 2024, the Soudal-Quick Step Development Team will welcome eight new riders, including Gabriel Berg from France, who joins the team from the Junior ranks. The team’s roster for 2024 now consists of fifteen talented riders, ready to take on new challenges and achieve great success.

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    Pontchâteau: Outdoor Sports Competition Canceled Due to Storm Ciaran

    The Prefect of Loire-Atlantique has made the decision to cancel all outdoor sports competitions scheduled for this weekend in Pontchâteau. This unfortunate cancellation is due to the expected gale caused by Storm Ciaran, which is forecasted to cross the department on Saturday. As a result, the European Cyclo-cross Championship, originally planned for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, will be affected by this decision.

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    Valentin Remondet Claims Victory at Dijon International Cyclo-cross

    Valentin Remondet of Team CX TPM emerged as the winner of the Dijon International cyclo-cross (C2) held on Wednesday. The event, organized by SCO Dijon, saw Remondet surpass Nicolas Reculeau from UC Montmeyran Valence and Lucas Dubau from Van Rysel CX Team. Remondet’s triumph marks a significant achievement as he follows in the footsteps of previous winner Loris Rouiller. The rankings for the Seniors and U23 categories are as follows: 1. Valentin Remondet (TEAM CX TPM) – Elite in 1h03’58” 2. Nicolas Reculeau (UC MONTMEYRAN VALENCE) – Open 2, with a time difference of 00:27 3. Lucas Dubau (VANRYSEL CX RACING TEAM) – Elite.

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    Upcoming Cyclo-cross Event: Save the Date!

    Stay tuned for an exciting cyclo-cross event happening on Sunday, November 12, 2023. More details will be announced soon. Don’t miss out on this thrilling opportunity to witness top cyclists in action.

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Elite Men #2: Ranking

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    Tony Périou, representing Team VCP Loudéac CX, emerged victorious in Albi (Tarn) on Sunday, securing the top spot in the fourth round of the French Elite Men’s cyclo-cross Cup. He outperformed Valentin Remondet from Team CX TPM and Florian Gaillard from Béziers Méditerranée Cyclisme. The final ranking is as follows: 1. PERIOU Tony TEAM VCP LOUDEAC CX in 59’06” 2. REMONDET Valentin TEAM CX TPM at 01’33” 3. GAILLARD Florian BEZIERS-MEDITERRANEE CYCL at 02’07” 4. DELOISON…

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    CC – European Championship: The French selection

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    The European Cyclo-cross Championship is scheduled to take place from November 3 to 5 in Pontchâteau, Loire-Atlantique. François Trarieux has announced the French selection for this event. The selection for the Elite Men’s category will be revealed after the World Cup round in Maasmechelen, which is set to happen this Sunday. The French selection includes: Junior Women – Lison Desprez (VC Évron Coëtmieux) and Célia Gery (VC Rambertois) Flavie…

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    Two other arrivals at Arkéa-B&B Hôtels Développement

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    The Arkéa-B&B Hôtels Développement team has recently welcomed two new members for the 2024 season. The team’s latest recruits are Hubert Grygowski from Poland (CIC U Nantes Atlantique) and Embret Svestad-Bardseng from Norway. Embret Svestad-Bardseng, who was part of the ProTeam Human Powered Health in 2023, will continue with the team next season. Hubert Grygowski, a 19-year-old cyclist, achieved a commendable 23rd place in the first stage of the Alpes Isère Tour this year…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Albi – Elite Men #1: Ranking

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    Rémi Lelandais from Team CX TPM emerged victorious in the third round of the French Elite Men’s Cyclo-cross Cup held in Albi (Tarn) on Saturday. Joshua Dubau from Van Rysel CX Racing Team and Tony Périou from Team VCP Loudéac CX secured second and third place respectively. The final ranking is as follows: 1. LELANDAIS Rémi TEAM CX TPM with a time of 1h02’08” 2. DUBAU Joshua VAN RYSEL CX RACING TEAM at 06” 3. PERIOU Tony TEAM VCP LOUDEAC CX at 07” 4. GUILLAUD Valentin TEAM GUEVEL ARTICREATIONS…

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    CC – Coupe de France – Quelneuc – Elite Men #2: Ranking

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    Kevin Suarez from Nesta-MMR CX Team emerged as the winner in the second round of the French Elite Men’s Cyclo-cross Cup held in Quelneuc-Carentoir (Morbihan) on Sunday. He defeated Sandy Dujardin from TotalEnergies and Mickaël Crispin from Philippe Wagner Cycling to claim the top spot. The final ranking is as follows: 1. SUAREZ FERNANDEZ Kevin NESTA-MMR CX TEAM with a time of 1h02’10” 2. DUJARDIN Sandy TOTALENERGIES at 01” 3. CRISPIN Mickaël PHILIPPE WAGNER CYCLING at 47” 4. FINE Eddy COFIDIS…

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    Cofidis: The 2024 squad

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    In 2024, the Cofidis team will have a squad of 30 riders, including twelve new additions for the upcoming season. Here is the lineup for Cofidis in 2024: Piet Allegaert, 28 years old Stanislaw Aniolowski, 26 years old (Human Powered Health) Thomas Champion, 24 years old Bryan Coquard, 31 years old Aimé De Gendt, 29 years old (Intermarché-Circus-Wanty) Nicolas…

  • Groupama-FDJ to Support Seven Juniors in 2024

    Groupama-FDJ, a prominent cycling team, has announced its commitment to support seven junior cyclists in the upcoming year, which is an increase of three compared to the current season. Among the new additions is Titouan Fontaine, who will join Conti Groupama-FDJ during the off-season. Additionally, Eliott Boulet (CC Plancoët), Mattéo Moncoutié (VC Villefranche Beaujolais), and Aurélien Kayser (UC Haguenau) will continue to receive support for their second junior season. Baptiste Grégoire (AC Bisontine) will also be followed closely by Groupama-FDJ in the following year.

    Cyclo-cross: Célia Gery Wins U19 Women’s European Championship

    Célia Gery from France emerged victorious in the U19 Women’s category at the European Cyclo-cross Championship held in Pontchâteau (Loire-Atlantique). She outperformed Cat Ferguson from Great Britain and Viktoria Chladonova from Slovakia to claim the title. Célia Gery succeeds Dutchwoman Lauren Molengraaf as the reigning champion in this category. The final ranking is as follows: 1. GERY Célia FRA in 41’06” 2. FERGUSON Cat GBR +0:26 3. CHLADONOVÁ Viktória SVK +0:31…

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    Johan Paque Passes Away After Bicycle Accident

    Johan Paque tragically lost his life on Wednesday after a bicycle accident in Herqueville (Manche), as reported by La Presse de la Manche. The 33-year-old Picard, who was a former 1st category rider, served as the sports director of Team Bricquebec Cotentin alongside Antoine Lecarpentier under the leadership of Jean-Marie Pezet. In 2017, he achieved a significant victory by winning a round of the Coupe de France, the Vienna Classic. In 2020 and…

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    The Blues struck down by illness

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    What happened to the French women’s road team? Did they have the unfortunate experience of consuming contaminated food during breakfast? On Sunday, during the final event of the World Championship in Glasgow, a significant number of French squad members fell ill. Cédrine Kerbaol, who had the potential to win another medal…

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    Romain Bardet: “It couldn’t be worse”

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    A frustrating ending for Romain Bardet. After a promising first weekend of competition during the Tour des Alpes-Maritimes et du Var, the Auvergnat arrived in Ardèche with high ambitions and a legitimate claim to play a leading role in the first of the two events of the Drôme-Ardèche loops on Saturday. However, a mechanical issue deprived him of…

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    Tadej Pogacar: “He’s crazy!”

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    Tadej Pogacar dreams of winning practically all the top races on the cycling calendar at least once in his career and came close to adding one of the most prestigious victories to his list this Sunday. However, on the Scottish circuit of Glasgow, the Slovenian rider had to concede to another international cycling monster in the form of Mathieu Van der Poel (see…

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    Exciting Finish at the World Championship

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    The World Championship in Glasgow concluded with an exhilarating finish. Despite facing challenges, the French women’s road team showcased their determination and resilience. The event witnessed intense competition and unexpected twists, making it a memorable spectacle for cycling enthusiasts worldwide. The athletes displayed exceptional skills and sportsmanship, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

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    Alexis Gougeard: “A lot of hatred and anger”

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    Alexis Gougeard has undoubtedly made a lasting impression on the 2023 French Amateur Road Championship. Taking the lead 140 kilometers from the finish on the challenging Cassel circuit, Gougeard came close to achieving a monumental feat. However, the VC Rouen 76 cyclist from Normandy eventually succumbed in the final 20 kilometers, settling for a modest place in the Top 10 of the jersey race…

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    From the scrapyard to the Critérium du Dauphiné

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    For some, the Critérium du Dauphiné presents an opportunity to secure a spot in the upcoming Tour de France. However, others may lose their chance due to sporting reasons or unforeseen circumstances. Unfortunately, this was the case for Steven Kruijswijk on Monday. Just a few meters before reaching Sarpoil – Km 7 – during the second stage of this WorldTour event, the Dutch cyclist encountered…

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    The 6th stage of the Tour of Brittany canceled

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    There will be no winner declared and no changes to the general classification after the cancellation of the 6th stage of the Tour of Brittany. Following a crash, multiple ambulances were called in, making it impossible to resume the race. Approximately 80 kilometers from the finish line, around fifty riders fell on a muddy descent. One of the leading cyclists in the peloton slipped and triggered…

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    Eglantine Rayer: “I felt ashamed to be in the race”

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    Eglantine Rayer experienced mixed emotions on the podium of the French Women’s Espoirs Championship. While she was happy for Océane Mahé, the new French Champion who achieved a remarkable solo 70 km raid, Rayer couldn’t help but feel a sense of shame. “It’s truly wonderful for her. She had the courage to break away from the pack, bringing a refreshing change to the race. It’s delightful to witness someone expressing their joy so genuinely, and she absolutely deserves it. I realized early on that she was destined for victory when she gained a 2’30” lead at the halfway point. I knew I couldn’t catch up…”

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    French Championship – Amateurs: Final Standings

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    Killian Verschuren from VC Pays de Loudéac emerged as the victorious rider in the French Amateur Championship held in Cassel (North) this Saturday. After completing 153.5 kilometers of intense racing, Verschuren crossed the finish line ahead of Baptiste Huyet from Bourg-en-Bresse Ain Cyclisme and Clément Carisey from Charvieu-Chavagneux IC. Verschuren’s triumph follows in the footsteps of Mattéo Vercher, the previous year’s champion. Final Standings: 1. VERSCHUREN Killian VC PAYS DE LOUDEAC completed the 153.5 km race in 3h54’21 (average speed: 39.300 km/h)…

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    Tour of Brittany: A Battle Between Destiny and Anger

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    It seems that accidents are becoming a recurring theme in cycling races. While falls have always been a part of the sport, the frequency of neutralizations and even complete stoppages is on the rise. Just this year, fans witnessed the cancellation of Bordeaux-Saintes, a Coupe de France N1 round, due to a severe crash that required the presence of all available ambulances…

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    Upcoming Event: Tour de France

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    The highly anticipated Tour de France is just around the corner, promising thrilling battles between the world’s top cyclists. With its rich history and challenging routes, the Tour de France never fails to captivate fans worldwide. Stay tuned for updates on this prestigious event!

  • Thomas Voeckler: “Maintaining Hope”

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    Thomas Voeckler’s team did not secure any new medals in their latest race. Following Julian Alaphilippe’s impressive performance and Christophe Laporte’s silver achievement, it was not until the 15th position in the Elite Men’s World Championship rankings that the first French cyclist, Valentin Madouas, made an appearance in the 2023 edition (see full ranking). The French team faced tough competition on the challenging Glasgow circuit…

    Wout van Aert: “Frustrated by My Cowardice”

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    The highly anticipated duel between Mathieu Van der Poel and Wout van Aert finally took place in the cyclo-cross world championship. On the Hoogerheide circuit, where the GP Adrie Van der Poel is usually held, the two riders crossed the finish line together, but it was the Dutchman who emerged victorious in the sprint (see full ranking). “It was an incredibly demanding race for me. Right from the first lap, Mathieu put immense pressure on me…”

    Nicola Marcerou: A Memorable Journey

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    Nicola Marcerou will always remember his first Liège-Bastogne-Liège Espoirs race. After breaking away at the start and leading the race for 80 kilometers, the Vendée U cyclist was eventually caught and left behind by the peloton. Exhausted from his efforts and facing mechanical issues, he found himself stranded on the side of the road for a staggering 1 hour and 45 minutes. Despite the challenges, the race started off well for the determined Frenchman…

    International Tour of Guadeloupe: The 2023 Program

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    The Guadeloupe committee unveiled the route for the 72nd Tour International de Guadeloupe, scheduled to take place from August 4 to 13. The program includes a prologue, eight online stages, and an individual time trial. The winner of this 2.2 race will succeed Stefan Bennett as the champion. Here is the 2023 program of the Tour International de Guadeloupe:

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      Christophe Laporte: “I suspected it”

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      The Jumbo-Visma team, after winning the first five Flandriennes of the season, failed to continue their winning streak during the Tour of Flanders. Wout van Aert was beaten by Mads Pedersen (Trek-Segafredo), preventing the team from securing a podium spot.

    Furthermore, Gvardiol also demonstrated his strength in defensive efforts, his aggressiveness in his duels and his victory over the majority of them. Sin embargo, todavía le falta pulir algunos aspectos, como la precisión en los pases y el el posicionamiento defensiveo. A weight of his, his versatility and capacity to adapt to different positions allows him to gain the confidence of Guardiola. Any natural position is central, which has demonstrated that it can be effectively removed from the side. The ‘metamorphosis’ of Gvardiol is a clear example of the training in which Guardiola busca maximized the talent of his players and adapted them to different roles in the team. As long as it is adaptable, the croata has most progress and is gaining experience in one of the most competitive leagues in the world. In summary, Gvardiol has not been a young defender without a possible player in Manchester City who has become a reliable option as a lateral player. All of these areas are improved, their adaptability and quality allow them to be an important piece in Guardiola’s style.

    The transfer market in Honduras is generating various news. Roger Espinoza, a Honduran soccer player who was left without a contract in the MLS with Kansas City, could make his debut in the National League. Teams like Platense and Victoria have shown interest in having his services. In addition, it has been learned that Marathón will pay 3 million lempiras to Victoria for the signing of Alexy Vega, who had also aroused the interest of Motagua and Olancho FC. Vega is a Ceibeño midfielder. On the other hand, Diego Vázquez, Motagua coach, has requested two signings from the club for next season. Among them is Henry Gómez, Olancho FC midfielder, although the negotiation could be complicated due to his current contract. Finally, Mathias Techera, a 31-year-old Uruguayan defender, is on vacation in Tegucigalpa and could stay to play in Honduras. Techera played in the past for Honduran teams such as Vida and Marathón, and is currently a free agent after playing the last tournament with Coatepeque FC of Guatemala

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    To this we must add the contribution of Buddy Hield, who is averaging 16.8 points and showing his lethality from the triple. And if that were not enough, the Pacers also have a solid group of complementary players such as Malcolm Brogdon, TJ Warren, Jeremy Lamb and Caris LeVert.

    With all of these players on their roster, the Pacers have a competitive team that can stand up to any opponent. And the arrival of coach Steve Kerr has also been instrumental in the team’s success. Under his direction, the Pacers have improved both in attack and defense, showing a more fluid and collective game.

    However, the biggest challenge for the Pacers will come this Sunday when they face LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers are one of the most powerful teams in the league, with players like James, Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook on their roster. It will be a litmus test for the Pacers and an opportunity to show that they are on par with the strongest teams in the NBA.

    In short, the trade between the Pacers and the Kings seems to have been beneficial for both parties. The Kings got Myles Turner, who has been an important piece on their team, while the Pacers got Tyrese Haliburton, who has become the leader of their team. Both players are having a significant impact on their respective teams and have helped improve their performance. Now, the matchup between the Pacers and the Lakers will be an opportunity for the Pacers to prove themselves and compete against one of the strongest teams in the league.

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