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Cycling’s leading teams have created Velon – a UK-based joint venture intended to drive development and growth
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Chris Froome’s stance on riding the 2015 Tour de France could be softening after he initially hinted at a reluctance to ride the race
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The former Team Sky man Sean Yates is among four new faces appointed by Tinkoff-Saxo for the 2015 season
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The president of cycling’s world governing body, Brian Cookson, believes Team Sky have abandoned their commitment to developing young British riders
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Jonathan Tiernan-Locke, who is serving a two-year doping suspension, said he is not ready to quit cycling yet
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The Irish rider has left Alberto Contador’s team and could instead support Chris Froome at the 2015 Tour de France
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The 26-year-old Ben Swift has followed Geraint Thomas in committing to Team Sky until the end of 2016
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Team Sky and British Cycling want Sir Bradley Wiggins to head a developmental team which would help his Olympic ambitions and support cycling talent
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Movistar’s Alex Dowsett took the race lead of the Tour of Britain as Matthias Brändle collected his second consecutive stage victory
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The Austrian rider escaped to victory on stage five but Poland’s Michal Kwiatkowski retained the Tour’s yellow jersey
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Edoardo Zardini steamed into the overall lead of the Tour of Britain with victory in stage three but Bradley Wiggins is well-placed in fifth
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Dave Brailsford will take charge of the Great Britain team in the Road World Championships later this month, despite relinquishing his performance director role in April
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The pre-race favourite Nairo Quintana crashed out of the Vuelta a España with a broken shoulder after he was caught in an early accident on the 11th stage
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Wiggins will line up for the event he won in 2013 among a field that also features Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel
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Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel, the world’s leading sprinters, will go head to head in this month’s Tour of Britain
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British rider slipped back after Nairo Quintana claimed the overall lead of the Vuelta a España and Winner Anacona clinched the ninth stage
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The Team Sky rider has a memorable treble in his sights – retaining the Tour of Britain, the world time trial championship and cycling’s most illustrious mark, he tells William Fotheringham
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Nairo Quintana’s Movistar team made a major statement on the first day of the Vuelta a España with a surprise victory in the team time trial
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Chris Froome will make his return to competitive racing when he leads Team Sky in the Vuelta a España, following his retirement from the Tour de France last month
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Former Team Sky rider Jonathan Tiernan-Locke’s two-year ban from cycling was upheld after UK Anti-Doping rejected his claim that irregular blood samples were the result of an alcohol binge
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Geraint Thomas has signed a new two-year deal with Team Sky that will run until the end of 2016
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Team Sky’s principal, Sir Dave Brailsford, has not given up hope of agreeing a new deal with Sir Bradley Wiggins
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Peter Walker visits Rapha to find out about the challenges of designing ultra-high-performance apparel for one of the most exacting sporting teams on the planet
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Sportblog Richie Porte’s Tour de France woes cap a year to forget for Team Sky
William Fotheringham in CarcassonneWilliam Fotheringham: From Chris Froome’s injury to Jonathan Tiernan-Locke’s doping ban, the British outfit are in salvage mode at the Tour
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The Astana rider claimed his third stage win to increase his lead on a bad day for Team Sky
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Team Sky has sacked Jonathan Tiernan-Locke saying ‘we have a well-known stance on anti-doping’
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The rookie Simon Yates has admitted he is heading into unknown territory after surviving his first 10 days on the Tour de France
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Bradley Wiggins is in discussions over a new contract with Team Sky and has not ruled out competing in next year’s Tour de France
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Chris Froome broke bones in a hand and wrist after falling in the Tour de France but he should be fit to race in the Tour of Spain starting on 23 August
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Richard Williams: Chris Froome’s withdrawal has intensified the debate over whether Dave Brailsford maintains a responsibility to develop British successors to Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish
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Sir Dave Brailsford believes Richie Porte can deliver a third straight Tour de France victory for Team Sky, revealing the Australian would be leader, even if Bradley Wiggins had been picked
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The Team Sky principal, Sir Dave Brailsford, said he has ‘no regrets’ about not choosing Bradley Wiggins for Tour de France after Chris Froome was forced to pull out
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William Fotheringham: Leader’s departure was a nightmare scenario, but Team Sky can now assess the talents of Geraint Thomas and Richie Porte
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Sir Bradley Wiggins has backed Team Sky colleague Chris Froome to bounce back from his withdrawal from the Tour de France
Sportblog Nicole Cooke a force for good and a thorn in side of cycling’s big wheels