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Oier Lazkano will decide between Movistar and Bora-Hansgrohe transfer
Spanish national champion has narrowed his choice to two options, with a move to Bora-Hansgrohe alongside Laurence Pithie and Jan Tratnik a real possibility
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Nairo Quintana unfit for GC bid at Giro d'Italia, targets stages instead
Recent injury stunts preparation as Colombian climber adjusts ambitions for the race he won 10 years ago
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Emma Norsgaard blog: Missing splits and taking risks
Movistar rider reflects on Gent-Wevelgem and a flurry of attacks in the finale, as she anticipates the battle with SD Worx-Protime at the Tour of Flanders
Emma Norsgaard blog: My strategy for the Classics
Movistar's Classics specialist on her dreams for the Spring, and how to take on SD Worx-Protime in the cobbles
Pro bike: Fernando Gaviria’s Canyon Aeroad CFR
Gaviria looks to be the latest rider to be using SRAM’s Red groupset in a one-by configuration
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Fernando Gaviria: 'Maybe I surprise everybody and sprint really late!'
Movistar sprinter noticeably jovial as he admits to sprinting too early at UAE Tour, with three further opportunities to make amends in star-studded field
'Creating softies' – Patrick Lefevere shoots down Grand Tour innovations
Soudal Quick-Step team boss and UAE Team Emirates' Matxin Joxean Fernández respond to Eusebio Unzué's idea for shorter Grand Tours and rider substitutions
15-day Grand Tours and rider substitutes on Movistar manager's wishlist
'We continue to do things like 40 years ago,' bemoans Eusebio Unzué as he backs One Cycling reform project
Movistar pro bike: Iván García Cortina’s Canyon Aeroad CFR
Canyon’s aero road bike is a familiar sight in the WorldTour peloton but Movistar has new Time pedals for 2024
Sarah Gigante terminates contract with Movistar by mutual consent
Young climber leaves Spanish squad a year early after difficult first seasons in the WorldTour
Movistar Women Team Talk: Stepping into the post-Van Vleuten era
With the team's big leader off to retirement, expectations rest on the young core to account for some of the wins that are now out the door
Imanol Erviti looks set to join Ineos Grenadiers' staff following retirement
Former Movistar veteran pictured with team at an event in Mallorca, as their internal shakeup continues
More Classics freedom awaits Davide Formolo at Movistar
Italian leaves UAE Team Emirates for the Spanish squad, where more leadership chances may arise alongside Grand Tour domestique duties
Nairo Quintana has already paid the consequences for what happened, says Movistar boss
Despite disappointments on the transfer market, the team have bolstered their squad in almost every area
Nairo Quintana signs one-year contract with Movistar
Former Giro and Vuelta winner is back in the WorldTour for 2024 and says he 'won't waste this opportunity'
Carlos Rodríguez signs four-year contract extension at Ineos Grenadiers
Grand Tour leader pledges his future to British team after initial ties to Movistar for 2024
Davide Formolo commits to Enric Mas after signing contract with Movistar
Carlos Canal, Manlio Moro, Javier Romo and Pelayo Sanchez also announced, whilst Rémi Cavagna is on his way
Matteo Jorgenson reflects on post-Tour de France disillusionment and looks ahead to 2024
Incoming Jumbo-Visma recruit speaks of his excitement at the move and ponders his best skill sets
News Round-up: Giro d'Italia 2024 confirmed to start in Piemonte
Elsewhere, Imanol Erviti has retired, Chris Froome will ride on in 2024 and we bring you the racing results from Turkey
26,000km in the bank in 2023 but Alejandro Valverde laughs off comeback suggestion
Spaniard remains competitive as he takes part in the UCI Gravel World Championships
News round-up: Movistar Women sign multi-disciplinary sensation Cat Ferguson, as Tim Declercq leaves Soudal Quick-Step
We bring you all the latest transfer news, an update on Primož Roglič's racing calendar and all of today's headlines
UAE Team Emirates aim for the Vuelta podium as Juan Ayuso sets his sights on the Angliru
Ayuso and João Almeida look ahead to the final week of the Vuelta a España, as Jumbo-Visma sit pretty in 1-2-3
Enric Mas’ Vuelta a España climbing bike: Canyon Ultimate
Spanish rider and his Movistar team choose between Canyon’s aero Aeroad bike or the climbing-focused Ultimate
Annemiek van Vleuten: I can leave the sport proud
Decorated Dutch rider ready to come full circle with final outing at Simac Ladies Tour