Category: cycling

The actor and TV host will be the special guest on the second episode of ‘At the Champions’ Bar’.

“The girls were incredible, as always, as was the support of the staff in the car.”

Luca Mozzato took an excellent second place.

Same diagnosis for Jasper Stuyven, who fell with him at Dwars Door Vlaanderen.

The stage race starts April 9 in Vasto and ends in L’Aquila on the 12th.

“This recognition spurs us to do better and better to promote our country,” Cairo said.

First Canadian to win the track world cup in 1982 and holder of three sprint records.

Second success in the Flemish classic for the Danish rainbow winner in 2019. Among women, Elisa Balsamo was second.

Belgian success was in the air, and it came in Forli.

The Austrian cyclist was ahead of the Slovenian and teammate Stephen Williams.

The press conference words of the top three finishers of the 115th edition of the Classicissima di Primavera.

The Belgian cyclist beats Michael Matthews and Tadej Pogacar in a sprint.

From Van der Poel to Pogacar via Ganna, here are all the big names at the start of the Classiciccima di Primavera that will start in Pavia and end after 288 km in Via Roma.

A trio that promises sparks in a calendar of live episodes.

“I didn’t expect to arrive alone, I thought Marc Hirschi or Diego Ulissi would follow me.”

The Tuscan runner won the 105th edition with a solo over 30km.

Slovenian outfielder looks forward to first Monument of the season

Danish cyclist conquered the race of the two seas

“I want to win the Tirreno-Adriatico like Contador did,” he said.

The blue jersey also makes a difference on Mount Petrano

The Danish cyclist won the fifth stage, becoming the new blue jersey.

The symbol of the supremacy of Italy’s most important women’s stage race was unveiled today in Milan.

“I have run 15 laps of Italy, and I believe there is no more beautiful race that can represent our sport.”

The Lidl-Trek bearer is also the new overall leader.

The German cyclist beat the Friulian in the Volterra-Gualdo Tadino sprint.

The Alpecin-Deceuninck Belgian was ahead of compatriot Tim Merier and Frenchman Alex Zingle.

“I think for a second we have already improved from last time, so we are happy.”

The Dutchman was ahead of Australian Laurence Pithie and compatriot Dylan Groenewegen.

The Spanish rider from Team UAE Emirates was just one second ahead of the Verbanese champion, taking the first blue jersey.

The Graubünden Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Mobility did not accept the proposed passage of the ride.