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How Mark Cavendish got his Tour de France mojo back
He won’t dispute stage win number five in Paris, but Mark Cavendish’s 2016 Tour campaign…

Mission accomplished: Cavendish completes long campaign to grab Tour yellow
CARENTAN, France (CT) – Good things come to those who wait. Mark Cavendish has been…

Despite Olympic selection, Dimension Data wants Cavendish to complete Tour
Previous indications from British Cycling that Mark Cavendish might not complete the Tour de France…

Dimension Data 'blown away' by support for Keagan Girdlestone
Team Dimension Data Principal Douglas Ryder has spoken of his and the team’s appreciation for…

Ryder on Meyer leaving Dimension Data: ‘It’s sad for all of us’
Responding to the announcement that Cameron Meyer is leaving Team Dimension Data after just over…

Van Zyl: Team Dimension Data to set up development programme in Italy, splits with World Cycling Centre Africa
Facing a drop in funding for 2016 after Team MTN-Qhubeka/Dimension Data opted not to continue…

Dimension Data gets its date in front of UCI Licence Commission; Cookson feels team is logical choice for WorldTour place
The team has already made clear that it is ready and willing to step up…

Dimension Data is dropping Qhubeka from title sponsor, but for good reason...
The team has been known as MTN-Qhubeka for several seasons, with the charity that provides…

Ryder: Meintjes leaving MTN-Qhubeka is like a gaping wound
He and others involved in the management of the MTN-Qhubeka team are currently working hard…

Ryder: Team Dimension Data is physically and financially ready to go WorldTour
His team’s name was missing this week from the list of those applying for WorldTour…

How the World Cycling Centre Africa has helped develop MTN-Qhubeka’s talent, and what the future holds
It’s been a stunning year for African cycling in many ways. MTN Qhubeka received a…

Douglas Ryder on MTN-Qhubeka’s future: Sponsorship talks are ongoing, the team is secure
He sounded somewhat blindsided by the news that MTN had decided that it wouldn’t continue…