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  "textContent": "Women’s cycling tactics make far more sense once you stop looking only at the rider who wins and start watching what her teammates are doing long before the final move. Most races are not decided by one rider being strongest in isolation. They are decided by a team creating the right race shape, either by […]\n\nThe post How women’s cycling team tactics work in today’s biggest races appeared first on ProCyclingUK.",
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