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1 week agoThe Protests Against Israel-Premier Tech Worked | Defector
One month after mass protests against the presence of the Israel-Premier Tech team at the Vuelta a España brought the race to its knees, the rest of the cycling world has picked up where Spanish protestors left off. It is impossible to rule the protests as anything other than a categorical success, as sponsors are fleeing, the team is changing its identity, and riders are doing everything they can to leave the team. The protests functionally ended IPT's season.
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1 month agoVuelta chaos shows selling sport as a tool for peace can create its own battlefield | Jonathan Liew
Pro-Palestine protests in Spain mobilised mass crowds that disrupted the Vuelta, curtailed the final stage, and provoked satire about labelling critics as "terrorists".
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1 month agoVuelta a Espana 2025: Racing Interrupted, Riders Demand Safety as Protests Escalate
The Vuelta a España is supposed to be a pure battle of watts, tactics, and survival across Spain's most demanding climbs. But the 2025 edition has been defined as much by protests as by racing. Pro-Palestinian protests have repeatedly targeted Israel-Premier Tech, spilling into the road and shaking the safety of the peloton. Now, with Stage 11 in Bilbao neutralized and no winner declared, La Vuelta is fighting to keep its identity as a race intact.
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4 months ago'I always knew what I was capable of' - After first WorldTour win, Israel-Premier Tech announce Jake Stewart contract extension
It feels like I'm turning a new page in my career. The goal for the future remains the same with IPT; developing me into a world-class lead-out rider, and that's something I'm really keen to do personally.
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