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‘We still have big ambitions’- Adam Yates looks to emulate brother Simon as UAE Team Emirates leader for Giro d’Italia

‘We still have big ambitions’- Adam Yates looks to emulate brother Simon as UAE Team Emirates leader for Giro d’Italia

Briton named as team leader in the absence of João Almeida as Tadej Pogačar and Isaac del Toro focus on Tour de France

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