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Ghent-Wevelgem analysis: Peter the Great
Peter Sagan combined strength and tactics to win his first major one-day race at Ghent-Wevelgem
Talking points: Milan-San Remo
Reflections on Milan-San Remo: Ciolek, Cancellara, Sagan, Chavanel, Stannard, and how much is too much?
Milan-San Remo analysis: patience is a virtue
Gerald Ciolek was the shock winner of Milan-San Remo, but should we have been that surprised?
Strade Bianche analysis: goodnight Siena
Cannondale took the Strade Bianche race apart piece by piece, deploying strong riders with intelligent tactics, and were rewarded with a one-two, with Moreno Moser winning ahead of Peter Sagan in Siena
Stage 14 analysis: Sanchez outwits Sagan
Luis Leon Sanchez won from a break into Foix, while the GC favourites’ progress was stalled by a vandal spreading tacks on the road
Stage 13 analysis: never two without three
André Greipel won his third stage of the 2012 Tour, surviving a complicated finale to beat Peter Sagan by inches
Stage six: Saganissimo!
Peter Sagan took an astonishing third stage victory in Metz as crashes exerted a heavy toll on many of the Tour favourites
Comment: it’s déjà-vu, all over again
The Tour de France organisers need to take action to prevent the race stagnating, argues Lionel Birnie
Amstel Gold analysis: Roman rode
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Saxo Bank’s Roman Kreuziger took a maiden Classic win with a solo breakaway in the Amstel Gold Race