It was a clear-cut win this time, no need to wait for the photo finish to celebrate, as the Canadian and his team played the slightly uphill finish to perfection. Seppe Van Den Boer (Tudor Pro Cycling ...
It wasn't all plain sailing for the 19-year-old, though, as he had originally gone solo with 34.7km to go on Friday, only to be caught on the final time up the tough Možjanca climb, which was tackled ...
Having both returned to training in recent weeks, Pogačar and Žigart trained near the capital city alongside Danish rider Mikkel Honoré, who is fresh off the back of finishing 19th in the Road World ...
How do you make sense of the race that never ends? 273.4km and six and a quarter hours of complete carnage, and it was the USA's Brandon McNulty who emerged victorious in Montreal in the elite men's ...
It is the third time the marquee event has come to Canadaafter 1974, also held in Montreal, and 2003 in Hamilton, and it went off without a hitch, with the events largely taking place around the ...
European gravel champion Femke Markus(SD Worx-Protime) and Magnus Bak Klaris (PAS Racing) earned the victories on Saturday at Gravel Grit'n Grind in Halmstad, Sweden, which was the final UCI Gravel ...
It's hard to imagine Lennart Jasch's 2026 season getting any better. The Tudor Pro Cycling rider spent a decade as a speed skater before injury led him to sign up with a regional cycling team in 2024, ...
Lennart Jasch (Tudor Pro Cycling) climbed his way to victory at Gunung Jerai on stage 2 of Le Tour de Langkawi, jumping right to the top of the GC pecking order after the first of three summit ...
Leo Hayter was soaring recently for Modern Adventure Pro Cycling, making the trip to Malaysia after scoring his first podiums of the season in two races in France and Luxembourg. Today he was flying ...
"It's incredible to see it finally work out after the race we have shown today," Vollering said. "Because in the past I have said it more often: if we want to win a race with me, then we need to do it ...
In a heated duel with Manon Bakker, Sydney McGill avoided her rival’s crash in the final corners to race to victory in Sunday’s C2 at Virginia’s Blue Ridge GO Cross, ending Bakker’s three-race winning ...
Neira patiently waited until the final 150 metres to put in a massive turn of speed, leaving Matilde Rossignoli (Italy) in her wake to take silver, while Anja Grossmann (Switzerland) claimed third.
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