Category: cycling

Tadej Pogacar’s extraordinary feat concluded the World Cycling and Para-cycling Championships Zurich 2024 in which Italy closes with a tally of 19 medals (5 from cycling and 14 from para-cycling).

The Slovenian star triumphed in Zurich after more than 50 km of a solo breakaway.

The Elite women’s road race sees the Tricolor on the podium thanks to the athlete from Ornavasso. Winning, for the second consecutive time, is Belgian Lotte Kopecky.

After reconnaissance on the course, Italy’s coach announced the lineup for Sunday’s Elite race.

The Swiss woman had suffered a severe head injury, for which she was hospitalized in critical condition and underwent emergency surgery.

A day, that of the World Cycling and Para-cycling World Championships in Switzerland, started in the best possible way, with the 5 medals in para-cycling, and closed with the splendid feat.

The Azzurri 8 seconds behind Australia, gold by only one second ahead of Germany.

The 20-year-old runner honors the memory of the champion who tragically passed away in 2017.

Ganna was beaten by eve’s favorite Remco Evenepoel, who covered the 46.1-kilometer course in 53’01”, beating the Italian by only 7 seconds.

The champion from Verbania is the top man for Italy in the time trial. In para-cycling, Federico Mestroni, Luca Mazzone and Davide Cortini are silver in the Team Relay.

The World Road Cycling and Para-cycling Championships will be held from Sept. 21-29 in Switzerland. It starts on the 21st with the Paralympic Team Relay.

Edition number 118 will start on Saturday, October 12, from Bergamo and end in Como.

The Cuneo native beaten only by Dutch Wiebes in the Elite road race.

In Belgian Limburg, Affini, Cattaneo, Maestri, Cecchini, Guazzini and Masetti beat Germany and Belgium.

The Mantuan wins gold in the men’s time trial, the Bergamasque is bronze.

From Mount Olympus to Athens by bicycle remembering the Olympic medalist.

The sprinter from Friuli, who has already won 11 races this year, is one of the heralded stars of the European Road Cycling Championships.

The director of the Pink Race dreams big: “Cycling needs direct clashes between champions.”

The Slovenian on cloud nine: “I pushed hard, as always. Now I have to party.”

The Irishman on the Picon Blanco was ahead of Mas and the Slovenian, who has a more than two-minute lead over O’Connor when only the final time trial in Madrid is left.

The Red Bull Bora-Hansgrohe rider made stage 19 his own, ahead of David Gaudu and Mattias Skjelmose.

Ben O’Connor remains leader of the overall standings by 5 seconds over Primoz Roglic.

“He did his best, but it’s clear that it’s not normal that Philip had to give up on such a stage.”

Second success for the Australian, who grazes Wout van Aert on the finish line in Villablino. The Slovenian has mechanical problems on the descent, but returns in good time and loses no further seconds from Ben O’Connor.

The Canadian of Israel-Premier Tech pulls everyone away and alone to the finish line, Primoz Roglic gains another 2′ on the leader of the standings.

Red jersey still O’Connor who, however, has 37 seconds gnawed off Roglic.

The Lidl-Trek Friulian is unrivaled in the sprint at the Deutschland Tour.

The Slovenian won in a two-man sprint on the stage finishing in Cazorla, nipping nearly a minute off the overall leader.

Second stage win, again in a sprint, for the Belgian of Team Visma-Lease a Bike.

The Bahrain Victorious rider retains the lead in the Under-26 classification even after stage 5, won by Pavel Bittner.