Tom Pidcock, the Ineos Grenadiers rider and winner of the Strade Bianche classic, will not be participating in the Milan-San Remo race on Saturday due to a concussion sustained during the Tirreno-Adriatico stage last Sunday. Deputy team principal Rod Ellingworth expressed disappointment over Pidcock’s absence from the race, stating that…
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On Sunday, Slovenian Primoz Roglic won the Tirreno-Adriatico while fellow countryman Tadej Pogacar won the Paris-Nice race. Pogacar, a two-time Tour de France champion, competed in the eight-day race for the first time and won his third stage this year. He finished alone to beat France’s David Gaudu by 53…
Tom Pidcock of Britain claims that winning the Strade Bianche is his greatest professional achievement. At the renowned one-day race across Tuscany in Italy on Saturday, the Ineos Grenadiers rider won decisively in a breakaway. This year, Pidcock, 23, won another stage of the Tour de France on the illustrious…
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The UAE Tour 2023 cycling competition will cause several hours of closures on major highways in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Thursday, February 23. The cycling event will pass through various major districts in Dubai and other places. The restrictions could interrupt daily activities. The roads won’t all be shut down simultaneously, though. From 11:50 AM until 4:30 PM, they will be intermittently closed. The Ras Al Khaimah Police…
On the Tour of Algarves last day, Britain’s slipped from first to seventh as Dani Martinez of the Ineos Grenadiers won the competition. In order to maintain his overall lead, Pidcock won the last stage four, but his lack of time-trial experience was exposed when he finished 19th in the battle against the clock. During the 24.4km route, Colombia’s Martinez came in fourth, which was enough to give him the…
The conservative Gulf monarchy and its neighbours are investing heavily in sport to improve their national reputations and diversify their economies, and cycling is the newest sporting pearl in Saudi Arabia’s growing collection. The Saudi Tour is the first of three stage races that will take place in the Arabian Peninsula in February. Other events are planned in Oman and the United Arab Emirates. One of the riders is Dutch…
Four Men Arrested and Sentenced for Possession of Abalone Worth R4.5 Million in Milnerton
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In January, the Hawks Serious Organised Crime Investigation team, in collaboration with Crime Intelligence and officials from the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Environmental Affairs, conducted a search and seizure operation in Milnerton. During the operation, they discovered abalone worth R4.5 million and arrested four men. The four men, Renaldo Marcos Mucache, 23, Boniface Albino Muchanga, 28, Joshua Daniel Chaque, 38, and Valton Beca, 26, appeared in the Cape Town Magistrates Court on Friday and pleaded guilty to multiple counts…