By the mid-1960s there was little that Classics supremo Rik Van Looy hadn’t achieved in cycling. The Emperor of Herentals had been in the professional ranks for more than a decade and had enjoyed a re

With the Eiffel Tower visible through one oval window and Sacré Cœur through another, Olivier Vandystadt’s Parisian pied-à-terre could be a set from Emily In Paris were it not for the cycling memorabi

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Cyclist: You’ve had your first season with Tudor Pro Cycling, having joined them after ten years with QuickStep. Has it given you new motivation? Julian Alaphilippe: Maybe just a new appetite because

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