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Wout van Aert out of Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, team cites training crash

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By James Shrubsall 
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Wout van Aert wins stage 5 Tour Auvergne Rhone Alpes. Wout van Aert will not start stage six of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes stage race, with the team citing ongoing discomfort from a pre-race training crash. His decision not to start stage six comes hard on the heels of victory in stage five of the race in a sprint finish – a result somewhat at odds with his performance as a whole over the week, which has seen him off the pace and clearly suffering with the after-effects of the crash.
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Gender gap overlooked in British government's £4.5 billion active travel plan, says Cycling UK

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By James Shrubsall 
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Man and woman riding road bikes on a cycle path. Campaign group Cycling UK (CUK) has welcomed an ambitious new active transport plan from the British government with one major caveat – it does little to address cycling's gender divide. Women only make around 50% as many journeys by bike as men, says CUK, who point to "missed opportunities" to begin equalising these numbers within the new plan.
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Gender gap overlooked in British government's £4.5 billion active travel plan, says Cycling UK

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By James Shrubsall 
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Campaign group Cycling UK (CUK) has welcomed an ambitious new active transport plan from the British government with one major caveat – it does little to address cycling's gender divide. Women only make around 50% as many journeys by bike as men, says CUK, who point to "missed opportunities" to begin equalising these numbers within the new plan.
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